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🧠⚖️ Policy Paralysis vs Rule of Law | Supreme Court on Section 17A (Prevention of Corruption Act)

Can fear of investigation paralyse governance? Or does protecting officials weaken accountability?
This video unpacks the Supreme Court’s constitutional debate on “policy paralysis” in the context of Section 17A of the Prevention of Corruption Act—a provision that requires prior sanction before investigating public servants for decisions taken in official capacity.

📌 Key themes explained in the video:
🔹 Meaning of policy paralysis and its impact on governance
🔹 Justice K.V. Viswanathan’s view on protecting bona fide decision-making
🔹 Justice B.V. Nagarathna’s warning on executive-controlled sanctions
🔹 Tension between administrative efficiency and rule of law
🔹 Article 14 and equality before law
🔹 Risks to investigative independence
🔹 Why safeguards must be independent, neutral, and time-bound

⚖️ Constitutional Insight:
The Court clarifies that while fear-driven inaction in governance is real, policy paralysis cannot justify insulation from legal scrutiny. Accountability remains a cornerstone of constitutional democracy.

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📢 Watch till the end for a crisp constitutional takeaway linking governance, corruption law, and democratic accountability.

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