Supreme Court of India
Gaurav Jain v. Union of India and Ors.
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Constitution of India, 1950: Article 32-Public interest litiga tion-School admission for children of prostitutes-Plea for separate schools and hostels-Rejected-Committee set up to examine all aspects of the problems and to submit report. This writ petition bas been filed pleading for separate schools and hostels for the children of prostitutes. On behalf of respondents, it was contended that since they are in c fact unwanted children of prostitutes it is in the interest of such children and the society at large that they are segregated from their mothers and be allowed to mingle with others
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