Bombay High Court Calls Manual Scavenging a Blot on Civilised Society

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The Aurangabad bench of the Bombay High Court made strong remarks against manual scavenging, describing it as a serious blot on civilised society. The court held the Maharashtra state government accountable for ensuring that compensation of Rs 30 lakh reaches the families of victims. The ruling underscores the judiciary's concern over the continued practice of manual scavenging despite legal prohibitions. The court's directive places the responsibility squarely on state authorities to follow through on relief measures for affected families.

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