The High Court of Kerala has asked the State Govt to examine whether there is any need to continue granting separate licences for burial or cremation grounds on the basis of communities & does doing so violate the constitutional rights of equality & life.
The HC also said in any public burial ground, mortal remains of all persons, irrespective of their communities, should be allowed to be buried without any discrimination.
The posers & the observation from the court came while disposing of a plea by an NGO alleging that marginalised communities in a grama panchayat in Palakkad district of the state were being denied access to a public graveyard to bury their dead.
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