Supreme Court of India
State of U.P. and Anr. v. Sanjai Pratap Gupta@ Pappu and Ors.
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National Security Act, 1980-Sections 3(2) and SA-Detention-Order highlighted two aspects-Order quashed by High Court holding that two aspects being inseparable, evidence in support of first aspect not having been supplied, order was invalid-On appeal, held: Detention order was valid as the two aspects are separable in view of Section 5- and since the case was a public order situation. ''Law and Order" and "Public Order"-Distinction between-Discussed. Respondent-detenu was detained pursuant to order passed under National Security Act, 1980. The grounds of detention highlighted two aspects one
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