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In the light of the guidelines issued by the Supreme Court of India on which of the following issue a PIL cannot be entertained by the Court?
In the light of the guidelines issued by the Supreme Court of India on which of the following issue a PIL cannot be entertained by the Court?
Updated On: Nov 7, 2024
- Bonded labour matters.
- Petition from jail for pre-mature release.
- Matters pertaining to neglected children.
- Petitions against police for refusing to register a case.
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The Correct Option is B
Solution and Explanation
According to the Supreme Court guidelines, PILs are not intended to address individual grievances, such as petitions for premature release from jail. PILs are designed to address issues of larger public interest, such as bonded labor and child welfare.
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