Supreme Court of India
Ram Krishna Paul v. Tiie Govt. of West Bengal & Ors.
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West Bengal (Prevention of Violent Activities) .ct, 1970, s. 3- Grounds of detention--One of the grounds extraneous in character. Order of detention would be vitiated. The petitioner was deiained under section 6 of the West Bengal Pre- e vention of Violent Activitiea Act, 1970. One of the grounds of detention which was supplied to the petitioner umler sul>-section ( 1) of section 8 was. that .he alongwith his associates werit to a pharmacy po&ng himself as a purchaser of medicine '311d demanded money from the oWDllt" of the pharmacy in the name of collection. towards party fund and out of
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