Supreme Court Opened Doors Of Accessibility For Persons With Disabilities' : Prof Amita Dhanda | Interview

In an interview, Professor Amita Dhanda praised the Supreme Court’s efforts to improve accessibility for persons with disabilities, citing several progressive judgments. She highlighted key rulings that ensure inclusivity, such as the requirement to provide scribes for visually impaired candidates and enabling the disabled to access public spaces. However, she also pointed out systemic challenges that remain unresolved, such as delays in policy implementation and inadequate infrastructure. Dhanda emphasized the need for continued judicial intervention and policy reforms to address these gaps. The discussion underscores the judiciary’s evolving role in creating a more inclusive framework for individuals with disabilities while advocating for broader societal change.