Bilkis Bano Case Hearing | Remission Is Administrative Order; Precedents Against Third Party Action In Criminal Matters May Not Apply : Supreme Court

Allowing third parties to challenge remission orders in a public interest litigation would set a ‘dangerous precedent’ by opening a ‘floodgate of litigation’, Senior Advocate Rishi Malhotra told the...

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