The Supreme Court has slammed ‘bulldozer justice’ in the country, saying properties can’t be demolished just because they belong to a person who is accused of a crime. The apex court’s remarks refer to the practice, also known as bulldozer politics, in which state authorities raze properties of alleged criminals and communal violence rioters
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