Suo Motu powers of Supreme Court under Article 184(3)

Under Article 184(3) of the Constitution, the Supreme Court can take action if: (1) A question of 'public importance' is involved, and (2) It relates to the enforcement of 'Fundamental Rights'. Suo Motu is the court taking action on its own. Recently, parliament passed laws to regulate this power, requiring a committee of senior judges to decide on such cases.