Equating 'bulldozer justice' with a lawless state of affairs where might is right, the apex court laid down pan-India guidelines and said no property should be demolished without a prior show cause notice.

The Supreme Court will decide on the issue of framing a pan-India guidelines to regulate “bulldozer” action by authorities.

In a landmark judgment, the Supreme Court has issued strict guidelines to halt the unlawful demolition of homes belonging to accused individuals. The

The Supreme Court issued guidelines to regulate "bulldozer justice," mandating a 15-day notice for demolitions and video recording of the process. The verdict, sparked varied reactions from political leaders,

The Supreme Court held that being accused or convicted of a crime does not justify the demolition of homes and shops without following the due process of law. The court said that the 'bulldozer justice' is 'unconstitutional'.

We are a constitutional democracy where the rule of law must prevail, not the notion that might is right," the court ruled.

The Supreme Court will deliver its verdict today on framing guidelines to prevent punitive 'bulldozer justice' demolitions. The court has raised concerns over extrajudicial actions by authorities