The DMK today said the Centre should take steps to include the SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act under the Ninth Schedule of the Constitution, which is beyond judicial review,
in the wake of the recent apex court order 'diluting' some of the
provisions of the Act
In remarks that came days after Union Minister Ram Vilas
Paswan mooted a similar proposal, DMK Working President MK Stalin
said the 'dilution' of the legislation by the Supreme court has caused
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"the Centre must file a review petition against the Supreme Court diluting
the SC/ST Act or include that Act in the Constitution's Ninth Schedule and create a good ambience."
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