Supreme Court curbs powers of SC panel, says it can’t pass adjudicatory orders
The Supreme Court has ruled the National Commission for Scheduled Castes is advisory. It cannot pass binding adjudicatory orders in service-related matters. The commission can only send recommendations to the state or central government. It can inquire into complaints and record factual findings. However, it lacks the power to make final orders.
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