Supreme Court of India
Jagannath Misra v. State of Orissa
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Dtftnce of India Act and Rule.r, 1962. Ruk 30(1)(b)--Ordtr urukr-Grounds of detention-Application of mind by detaining autho riry-Ntcessiry of-. The petitioner was deta:ned by an order issued under r. 30(l)(b) of the Defence of India Rules. He challenged the detention order in a petition under An. 32 of the Coiutitution mainly on the ground that the order enumerated six oMt of eight possible grounds of detention wh'ch showed that the detaining authority had not really applied its mind to the matter. The affidavit filed by the Home Minister staled that the de tention order was made on his
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