The Supreme Court has directed the government to establish a comprehensive regulatory framework for the controlled commercial cultivation of cannabis for medicinal and industrial purposes within three months. This ruling addresses the government's prolonged failure to implement necessary legal provisions and mandates the creation of strict monitoring systems to prevent unauthorized use.
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The Supreme Court has directed the government to establish a comprehensive regulatory framework for the controlled commercial cultivation of cannabis for medicinal and industrial purposes within three months. This ruling addresses the government's prolonged failure to implement necessary legal provisions and mandates the creation of strict monitoring systems to prevent unauthorized use.
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