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Delhi High Court Grants Relief To Leprosy Patients Rendered Homeless After Decriminalisation Of Beggary

By LawStreet News Network      25 January, 2019 12:00 AM      0 Comments
Delhi High Court Grants Relief To Leprosy Patients Rendered Homeless After Decriminalisation Of Beggary

Delhi High Court on January 24, 2019, granted relief to leprosy patients who had been eased out of government-run shelter homes due to the decriminalisation of begging.

Justice Vibhu Bakhru passed the interim order on a plea filed by a leprosy afflicted patient who moved the court last week seeking re-entry of leprosy and TB affected patients into government-run shelter homes.

The court asked the Delhi government to accommodate all such leprosy patients out in the streets after they completed their sentence for the offence of begging in its two shelter homes.

The court said till the time government doesn't frame a policy in this regard, the patients should be permitted to stay and receive shelter.



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