Supreme Court of India
The Committee for the Protection of Democratic Rights v. The Chief Minister of the State of Maharashtra and Ors.
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Constitution of India, 1950: Articles 226 & 136: Mumbai riot case-Allegation of Government's in action against c culprits-Held: it would not be correct to say that Government had not taken any action against culprits-If any person fell aggrieved that inspite of bringing specific material about any incident or against any person in connection with the riot to the notice of the investigating authorities, the authorities were not taking action according to law, it would be open to him to approach the High Court for necessary directions-Further, inquiry by the Special Inspector General of Police,
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