Is alleged involvement in a crime a valid reason to demolish private property according to the Supreme Court
Examine the Supreme Court's stance on the demolition of private property based on alleged criminal involvement.
- The Supreme Court has ruled that alleged involvement in a crime is not a valid reason to demolish private property.
- The right to property is a fundamental right guaranteed by the Indian Constitution.
- The Constitution allows for the demolition of private property only in cases where it is built illegally or poses a threat to public safety.
- The Supreme Court has emphasized the importance of following due process and granting the property owner a fair chance to defend against any allegations.
- Demolishing private property based solely on alleged criminal involvement would violate the principles of natural justice and the rule of law.
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