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SHORT ANSWER: The specific procedural requirements for filing a public interest litigation (PIL) in India include the need to file in the Supreme Court or High Court and to demonstrate that the matter affects the public interest. DETAILS: - A PIL can be filed by any individual or group on behalf of those unable to approach the court. - The petition must be filed in the appropriate court, either the Supreme Court or the High Court. - The petitioner must provide a clear statement of facts and the legal basis for the claim. - The petition should not be frivolous or vexatious and must show that it serves the public interest. PUNISHMENT / IMPLICATIONS (if applicable): - Filing a frivolous PIL may lead to penalties, including costs imposed by the court. SOURCE: - Supreme Court Rules, 2013 / High Court Rules
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