Supreme Court of India
Dalbir Singh and Others v. The State of Punjab
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Judgment, page 10
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Police Force-Breach of discipline-Law providing for penalty for such breach-Validity-Pepsu. Police (Incitement to disaffection) Act, 1953 (Pepsu 1 of 1953), s. 3-Constitution of India, Art. 19(1)(a), 19(2), 33. Section 3 of the Pepsu Police (Incitement to disaffection) Act, 1953, provided: ''Whoever intentionally causes or attempts to cause, or does, any act which- he knows is I_ikely to cau~e, disaffectioh towards any Government estabhshed by-law in India amongst the members of a police force, or induces or attempts to induce, or does any act wh1ch he knows is likely to induce, any member of
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