Supreme Court strengthens arrest safeguards and affirms internet as fundamental right
- The Supreme Court has made written grounds of arrest mandatory for law enforcement.
- The court ruled that prosecution of a government official seeking a bribe does not require prior approval.
- The Supreme Court affirmed that internet access is a fundamental right for all, including children.
- Failure to provide written grounds of arrest may lead to legal consequences.
- The ruling emphasizes the importance of transparency and accountability in law enforcement.