https://theleaflet.in/leaflet-reports/is-abolition-the-answer-to-the-pil-problem https://cf-images.assettype.com/theleaflet/2026-06-16/furn2mp8/Law.jpg https://cf-images.assettype.com/theleaflet/2026-06-16/de751l70/unnamed-6.png Image: In the second ‘phase,’ some major environmental litigations targeted pollution of the Ganga and Yamuna, industrial emissions near the Taj Mahal, or traffic and vehicular pollution in Delhi; many at the behest of M.C. Mehta. CREDIT: Goldman Environmental Prize https://cf-images.assettype.com/theleaflet/2026-06-16/t07hqpi0/unnamed-7.png SOURCE: Pranav Verma, Forty-Five Years of Public Interest Litigations in India: Its Changing Constituencies and the Rise of the Regulatory Court https://cf-images.assettype.com/theleaflet/2026-06-16/x5hg16so/unnamed-8.png SOURCE: Pranav Verma, Forty-Five Years of Public Interest Litigations in India: Its Changing Constituencies and the Rise of the Regulatory Court theleaflet en 2026-06-16T11:59:20.438Z Is ‘Abolition’ the answer to the PIL problem? Leaflet Reports, Civil Justice, Leaflet Reports https://theleaflet.in/due-process/what-the-recent-bombay-high-court-ruling-on-compensation-for-custodial-death-means-for-victims-and-their-families https://cf-images.assettype.com/theleaflet/2024-11-30/kwca6pqe/Prison.jpg theleaflet en 2026-06-15T11:53:27.880Z What the recent Bombay High Court ruling on compensation for custodial death means for victims and their families Due Process, Criminal Justice, Opinion