Supreme Court of India
State through Supdtt. Central Jail, New Delhi v. Charulata Joshi and Anr.
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Constitution of India, 1950 : Article 19(1) (a) and 21-Freedom of press-Interview of an undertrial prisoner inside jail-Grant .of-Held, Court can grant permission but not mechanically without application of mind Competing interest between the right of the press and the right of the authorities prohibiting interview has to be weighed in the interest of administration of justice-Permission to be granted subject to the provisions of Ja!l Manual. Respondent-news magazine moved an application before the Additional Sessions Judge seeking permission to interview an under trial prisoner in jail. The
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