Demolished Islamic structures were illegal: Gujarat collector to Supreme Court

The Supreme Court has ordered the Gujarat Collector to explain the demolition of Islamic structures deemed illegal. The court expressed concern over the selective targeting of religious structures and sought a detailed report on the legal basis for the demolitions. The case has raised significant questions about religious freedom and the protection of minority rights. The court’s directive aims to ensure that any actions taken by the authorities are legally justified and do not infringe on constitutional rights. This case underscores the judiciary’s role in safeguarding religious freedoms and ensuring that state actions are conducted within the bounds of the law.