Summarize the following court judgment. ition (Crl.) No. 2989 of 1983. (Under article 32 of the Constitution) R.L. Panjwani	 Manoj Saxena and R.D. Upadhaya for the petitioners. The Order of the Court was delivered by CHANDRACHUD	 C.J	 The question raised in this petition is whether the Government can ask the police not to enter a place of worship	 even if criminals are reported to be hiding or harboured therein. It is impossible and undesirable for any Court to issue a general writ of Mandamus to the effect that whenever a criminal is suspected to have taken shelter in a place of worship	 the police must enter that place	 regardless of the overall situation of law and order. Speaking generally	 Courts cannot enforce law and order by issuing general directions without reference to specific instances. The Government has to assess	 in the context of the prevailing conditions	 the impact of the steps taken to enforce law and order. And	 it is the executive which has to take a policy decision as regards the steps to be taken in a given situation	 after 903 taking into account the demands of the prevailing situation. We do not commend or suggest that the police should be silent spectators to wanton destruction of life but we cannot	 as men of some little experience of law and life	 commend that the police must enter places of worship forcibly. While enforcing law and order	 the executive cannot be oblivious of the possibility that while solving one problem of law and order	 others more acute than the one sought to be solved may arise. That is always a valid and relevant consideration. With these observations	 we dismiss this petition filed by two public spirited organisations through their courageous convenor and secretary respectively. M.L.C. Petition dismissed.

HELD: It is the executive which has to take a policy decision as regards the steps to be taken in a given situation	 after taking into account the demands of the prevailing situation. It is not that the police should be silent spectators to wanton destruction of life; but the Court cannot commend that the police must enter places of worship forcibly. [902 H; 903 A]