Supreme Court of India
Kamlakar Prasad Chaturvedi v. State of M. P. & Anr
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Naiiona/ Securi(y Act, 1980-Section 3(1) anti (l)-SciJpe of--Detention order-Made on two or inore grounds-Not to be .deemed ro _have bee'h _made seperately on each ground-Ground relating to five year old incident:-Too remote ond slalt-:Detention order viti'('led. The petitie:ner who was detained under sec. 3(2) of the National _Security Act, 1980, was ~onveyed seven grounds of detention by the Detai~ing · ~utho--' · rity. The first tWo grounds related to the incidents -that occurred more than S years and about 3 years respectively prior to the date of the order of detention. The petitioner
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