Judgment
The death penalty has been widely, unfairly imposed. Supreme Court has fixed the problem
The 'Dupare' ruling marks a momentous shift in India's constitutional jurisprudence on the death penalty.
Explanation in simple terms
The Supreme Court has ruled that the death penalty was being handed out in an unfair and inconsistent way. To fix this, the court has established new, clearer rules that judges must follow before deciding if someone should receive this punishment. These changes are designed to ensure that the death penalty is only used in the most extreme cases and that the process is much more balanced and fair for everyone involved.
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