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of <h1>Person not directly affected can still challenge case if not mere stranger to matter</h1> Locus standi is a Latin term meaning 'place of standing' and refers to the right or capacity to bring an action or appear in court. Traditionally, only aggrieved or affected persons had standing to seek justice before courts. However, constitutional law development in India has led to a more liberal judicial approach, with courts no longer dismissing cases on hyper-technical grounds. The orthodox interpretation has undergone significant change, and persons who are not mere strangers to a case cannot be denied standing solely on traditional locus standi grounds.
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