NGOs, activists cannot try to run country through PILs, Centre tells Supreme Court

The central government defended its food security program before the Supreme Court, arguing against extending Covid-era free rations while acknowledging support for 80 crore people. Activist Prashant Bhushan claimed the exclusion of millions and urged reevaluation of beneficiary status. The court suggested adjusting the scheme if some recipients' financial situations improved, while also noting states' liberal ration card issuance.
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