Social Sciences, asked by Roman115111, 8 months ago

what do you mean by pil mention any two features​

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Answered by pradumn8sep
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Public interest litigation is a tool which shortly joins the public with the judiciary. It may be introduced by the court itself, somewhat than the aggrieved party or another third party. For the operation of the court's authority, it is not mandatory for the sufferer of the violation of his rights to personally approach the court, but it is given to a member of the public through judicial activism. In a public interest litigation, the power to file suit is awarded to a member of the society through legal activism. The segment of the public may be a non-governmental organization, an institution or an individual. The Supreme Court of India, rejecting the criticism of judicial activism, has stated that the judiciary has stepped in to give direction because due to executive inaction, the laws enacted by Parliament and the state legislatures for the poor since independence have not been adequately implemented.

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