This case involved citizens filing a petition with the Supreme Court expressing apprehension about the construction of a new grid station in a residential area. The Court examined whether government agencies could endanger citizens' lives through their actions without consent, and whether zoning laws gave citizens rights that could not be altered without consent. Considering the potential health impacts, the Court appointed a commission to examine the plans and suggest alterations to address citizens' complaints. The Court emphasized the precautionary principle and citizens' fundamental right to life under the Constitution, which includes protection from health hazards. It directed the relevant authority to provide public notice and hearings for any future grid station projects.