Supreme Court of India
Abdul Karim and Others v. State of West Bengal
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c Preventive Detention Act IV of 1950 Ss. 3(2), 8, 9, 10 &o 11(1)-Com. titution of India, Art. 22 (5)-I/ State Government under an obligation to consider representation of detenu before forwarding to Advisory Board. The petitioners were detained by orders of detention under s. 3 (2) of tho Preventive Detention Act IV of 1950. After the grounds of detention were communicated to them, they made representations to the State Gov ernment agaiust their detention. These were considered by the Advisory Board which reported under section 10 of the Act that there was sufficient cause for detention in
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