Why Supreme Court directed Sahara to pay ₹2 crore for Wayanad landslide relief

The Supreme Court of India directed the Sahara Group to pay ₹2 crore as relief for a landslide in Kerala's Wayanad district. The amount is part of a larger settlement related to a land dispute involving the company. The Court emphasized the need for corporate entities to be accountable for the environmental impact of their activities. This decision highlights the judiciary's role in enforcing environmental responsibility and ensuring that victims of natural disasters receive adequate compensation. The order also reflects the Supreme Court's broader approach to holding powerful corporate entities accountable for their actions.