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Walking a fundamental right, footpath must for all roads: Supreme Court

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Walking a fundamental right, footpath must for all roads: Supreme Court
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The Supreme Court of India has ruled that the right to walk is a fundamental right linked to the right to life and free movement. The court has directed the government to ensure that all roads are equipped with well-maintained, demarcated footpaths for pedestrian safety.

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This ruling sets a significant legal precedent for urban planning and infrastructure development, prioritizing pedestrian safety over motorized vehicle convenience.

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