Supreme Court of India
Arvinder Singh v. State of U.P. and Ors.
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Constitution of India-Article 32--Writ-Allegation of illegal detention and torture against some police officers-£nquiry by District Judge-Report confirming allegations-Direction by Supreme Court to launch prosecution against erring police officials-Award of compensation. The appellant filed a writ petition in this Court seeking prosecntion of certain police officers and award of compensation alleging that he and his family members were illegally detained, assaulted, tortnred and . humiliated by the police officers. Pursnant to this Court's order, the District Judge, Bareilly condncted a
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