High Court Writs & Appeals Published & Fact-Checked 27 Aug 2026

What is a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) and who can file it?

Any public-spirited citizen or NGO can file a PIL before High Court (Article 226) or Supreme Court (Article 32) for enforcement of public rights, environmental protection, or welfare of disadvantaged groups.

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