Flying kite can cost you 25,000! Bombay HC's shocking order explained

The Bombay High Court has issued a landmark order ahead of Makar Sankranti, imposing a ₹25,000 fine on individuals flying kites using nylon manjha and a massive ₹2.5 lakh fine on vendors selling it. In a suo motu PIL, the Court held parents responsible for minors, warned police officers of action for negligence, and ordered recovery of fines as land revenue. In this video, we break down: ✔ Legal basis of the High Court’s powers ✔ Why parents are made liable ✔ How police accountability works ✔ What is a Public Welfare Fund ✔ Constitutional implications under Article 21 📌 Case: Court On Its Own Motion vs State of Maharashtra 📌 Suo Motu PIL No. 1 of 2021 Commercyon: https://commercyon.com/ Whatsapp: 9892908926 DISCLAIMER: THE INFORMATION PROVIDED IN THIS VIDEO IS FOR EDUCATIONAL AND INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY. ALL CONTENT HAS BEEN COMPILED FROM OPEN AND PUBLICLY AVAILABLE SOURCES., WHILE EVERY EFFORT HAS BEEN MADE TO ENSURE ACCURACY, JUST BE LAWGICAL, COMMERCYON, AND THE SPEAKER DOES NOT MAKE ANY WARRANTIES OR REPRESENTATIONS REGARDING THE COMPLETENESS, CORRECTNESS, OR RELIABILITY OF THE INFORMATION SHARED. THE CONTENT DOES NOT CONSTITUTE LEGAL ADVICE, AND VIEWERS ARE ADVISED TO CONSULT A QUALIFIED LEGAL PROFESSIONAL BEFORE TAKING ANY ACTION BASED ON THIS VIDEO. JUST BE LAWGICAL, COMMERCYON, AND THE SPEAKER SHALL NOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE OR LIABLE FOR ANY LOSS, DAMAGE, OR CONSEQUENCES ARISING FROM RELIANCE ON THE INFORMATION PROVIDED HEREIN. Timestamp: