“We don\’t want to enter into a discussion, but a day will come when the court will examine the expenditure made by the State in urban and tribal areas — how tribals have been cheated for more than 65 years; how their rights have been violated. The cry of the poor hasn\’t been heard. The response isn\’t adequate for them. Exploited, they take the law into their own hands,” the two judge bench of Justices GS Singhvi and SJ Mukhopadhayay in the Supreme Court. It was hearing the bail plea of 78-year-old Narayan Sanyal, serving life term for what the Raipur session’s court ruled were grave offences including waging war against the State.
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