PIL seeks uniform assist to victims of lynching

Express News Service

NEW DELHI:  The Supreme Court on Friday sought a response from the Central and state governments to a public curiosity litigation (PIL) petition trying to find to sort of a uniform and trustworthy compensation protection for victims of mob lynching throughout the nation. 

The uncover was issued by the bench of Justices KM Joseph and BV Nagarathna in a plea filed by Indian Muslim for Progress and Reforms which talked about that discriminatory and arbitrary compensation portions disbursed by the numerous states governments in hate crime/mob lynching incidents offend the very foundation of the Rule of Law and equal security of the laws assured to every citizen of this nation by the Constitution.

“The discrimination in the grant of compensation to the victims of hate crimes/ mob lynching has a significant impact on the rule of law as it undermines the fundamental principles of equality before Law. The rule of law requires that all the victims of the heinous crime be treated equally under the law, regardless of their religion, race, caste, sex or/and place of birth. Above all, the State is charged to uphold the rule of law, its conduct, therefore, has to be fair and not arbitrary,” the plea mentioned. 

The plea further contended that the current state of ex gratia compensation for victims of hate crimes/ mob lynching granted by diverse state governments was not per each sufferer of hate crimes/mob lynching. “The trend of awarding compensation to the victims of hate crime hate crimes/ mob lynching is decided based on the religious affiliation of the victims,” the plea moreover mentioned. 

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A CJI-led bench talked about, “The  Solicitor General, states, on the instructions of the District Magistrate, that in order to facilitate the performance of Waju, the District Magistrate shall ensure that a sufficient number of tubs with facilities for water are made available in proximity so as not to inconvenience the devotees who come for performing namaz.”

NEW DELHI:  The Supreme Court on Friday sought a response from the Central and state governments to a public curiosity litigation (PIL) petition trying to find to sort of a uniform and trustworthy compensation protection for victims of mob lynching throughout the nation. 

The uncover was issued by the bench of Justices KM Joseph and BV Nagarathna in a plea filed by Indian Muslim for Progress and Reforms which talked about that discriminatory and arbitrary compensation portions disbursed by the numerous states governments in hate crime/mob lynching incidents offend the very foundation of the Rule of Law and equal security of the laws assured to every citizen of this nation by the Constitution.

“The discrimination in the grant of compensation to the victims of hate crimes/ mob lynching has a significant impact on the rule of law as it undermines the fundamental principles of equality before Law. The rule of law requires that all the victims of the heinous crime be treated equally under the law, regardless of their religion, race, caste, sex or/and place of birth. Above all, the State is charged to uphold the rule of law, its conduct, therefore, has to be fair and not arbitrary,” the plea mentioned. googletag.cmd.push(carry out() googletag.present(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); );

The plea further contended that the current state of ex gratia compensation for victims of hate crimes/ mob lynching granted by diverse state governments was not per each sufferer of hate crimes/mob lynching. “The trend of awarding compensation to the victims of hate crime hate crimes/ mob lynching is decided based on the religious affiliation of the victims,” the plea moreover mentioned. 

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A CJI-led bench talked about, “The  Solicitor General, states, on the instructions of the District Magistrate, that in order to facilitate the performance of Waju, the District Magistrate shall ensure that a sufficient number of tubs with facilities for water are made available in proximity so as not to inconvenience the devotees who come for performing namaz.”