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SC Seeks Centre's View on Banning Retail Sale of Acid, Flags Failure to Enforce 2013 Norms

The bench said 2013 guidelines have become obsolete and asked states and Union Territories to report acid-attack cases and pending trials.

Summary by Times of India
The Supreme Court is seeking the Centre's view on banning retail acid sales. It also directed states to formulate rehabilitation measures for acid attack victims. The court noted that 2013 guidelines for acid sales have become obsolete. It asked the Centre to consider a model scheme for victim assistance. Information on acid attack incidents and pending cases was also requested from states.

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New Delhi: The Supreme Court has asked the Centre to decide on a plea seeking a ban on the retail sale of acid. The Centre should state whether it wants to ban the retail sale completely or allow it only under strict norms. The petitioners have pointed out that acid is still easily available, contrary to the court's earlier directions expressing concern over acid attacks. A bench headed by Chief Justice Suryakant has asked the acid attack victim…

Supreme Court mulls strict restrictions or complete ban on retail sale of acid; seeks response

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Amar Ujala broke the news in India on Monday, August 31, 2026.
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