Ethical issues in bulldozer justice | UPSC Ethics GS 4 | Case study | Good governance

Ethical issues in bulldozer justice | UPSC Ethics GS 4 | Case study | Good governance

In this video, we delve into the controversial practice of bulldozer justice in India, where authorities use bulldozers to demolish properties of individuals accused of crimes, often without due process. This practice raises significant ethical concerns, including:

Violation of Legal Procedures: The lack of adherence to legal norms and the bypassing of judicial processes.
Disproportionate Punishments: Innocent family members often suffer the consequences, raising questions about fairness and justice.
Separation of Powers: The conflation of executive and judicial roles undermines the constitutional principle of separation of powers.
We also explore the Supreme Court’s stance on this issue, highlighting key judgments and opinions that emphasize the importance of following legal procedures and protecting individual rights.

This discussion is crucial for students preparing for the UPSC Ethics paper, as it provides real-life case studies and insights into issues of good governance in India. Join us as we unpack the complexities and ethical dilemmas surrounding bulldozer justice.

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