Supreme Court of India
Mr. Fazalur Rehman and Ors. v. The State of U.P. and Ors.
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Constitution of India, 1950: Article 32: Writ-Directions given by Supreme Court-Communal riots-Enquiry Commission appointed by State Government-Report of Enquiry Commission- Directions given by Supreme Court to file details of action taken-Casual approach shown by State Government-Direction by Supreme Court to file summary of Enquiry Commission's Report and the action taken report alongwith an affidavit by home Secretary of State Government-Further lapse or failure to do the needfal would require not only adverse comments but may also require personal presence of Home Secretary to explain the
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