In 2024, India's Supreme Court has made several landmark rulings that have reshaped legal and policy frameworks. Key decisions include the scrapping of the Electoral Bonds scheme, which has been a contentious issue in electoral financing, and the rejection of pleas for 100% Voter Verified Paper Audit Trail (VVPAT) in elections. The Court also emphasized personal liberty in bail cases and established guidelines to prevent 'bulldozer justice', a term used to describe the demolition of properties without due process. Additionally, the Supreme Court cancelled remission for convicts in the Bilkis Bano case, which has drawn significant public attention. These rulings have sparked widespread debates and discussions about constitutional law in India.