the way things are going, I have a whole lot more faith in the SC and the HC than the government (legislature + executive, but primarily the former).the worst argument to come out of all this is the "why didn't they say anything when we built these (unauthorized) constructions 10/ 20/ 30 years ago?" - the stupidity in that statement is so deep, that it's inexpressable in words.and yes, I agree with the above posts that you have to be very very careful in not equating the judiciary with the legislature. Judges and lawyers are (mostly) well read educated professionals who have studied and worked in this profession for years and years, and politicians more often than not are selfish, uneducated, self-serving fickle excuses of human character, who switch sides more often than they switch underwear.so in summation, good for the judiciary which is actually working towards making this country a little nicer, a little more organized, and a little mroe civilized and sane. Boo to the politicians whose first instinct is to try to legislatively nullify this progressive step.I think after this, they should go after public utilities like roads, water, and then the parking situation in Delhi.