Supreme Court of India
Tarun Bora @ Aloka Hazarika v. State of Assam
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Terrorist and Disruptive Activities [Prevention) Act, 1987:· Sections 3(J)m 3(2) and 3(5): Charges under TADA-Conviction under Section 3 (5)-Va/idity of- Held, since Section 3(5) was inserted in TADA subsequent to the commission of the offence, the convict·ion under the said Section of TADA is not sustainable in law. Punishment for terrorist acts-Absence of ingredients-Conviction- Validity of-Held, the conviction is not tenable in law. Penal Code; Section 365: Conviction without sufficient corroborative evidence-Validity of-Held, in the area surcharged with insurgency activities witnesses are
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