Right to Sleep
Right to Sleep is an individual’s right to serene and peaceful sleep at night.
Constitutional Provisions
- Under Article 19(1) (a), alongwith with Article 21 of the Constitution of India, the citizens have a right of a decent environment and they have a right to live peacefully, right to sleep at night and to have a right to leisure which is all necessary ingredients of the right to life guaranteed under Article 21 of the Constitution.
Judicial Pronouncements
- In Sayeed Maqsood Ali vs. State of Madhya Pradesh, theHigh Court of Madhya Pradesh held that every citizen is entitled under Article 21 ....
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