Supreme Court of India
Smt. Shashi Agarwal v. State of U.P. & Ors.
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National Security Act, 1980: Sections 3 and 12-Detention Detenu involved in Criminal Case-In jail-Whether order of detention can be made in respect of such detenu-Mere apprehension that, if enlarged on bail, likelihood of acting prejudicially to interest of public order-Whether sufficient to justity the detention order. detention order was passed and served on the detenu on August 3, 1987, while he was in jail for five non-bailable offences alleged to have been committed by him on May 19,1987. The detention order alleged that as the detenu who was in jail was trying to come out on bail, and
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