Supreme Court of India
Anand Prakash v. State of U.P. and Ors.
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National Security Act, 1980: S. 8-Detenu likely to be released on bail in criminal proceedings-Preventive detention of-Whether per missible-Detaining authority's satisfaction must be based on credible information-Inordinate delay in making detention order-Whether vitzaces the order. c -t The detenu was arrested on May 2, 1989. On the same date a bail application was moved on his behalf. On May 3, 1989 he was detained under s. 8 ofihe National Security Act, 1980. The detention order stated that the detenu was likely to be bailed out and there was every likeli hood that after coming out of
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