Supreme Court of India
Angrej Kaur v. Union of India and Anr.
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Constitution of India, 1950; Article 32 : Constable of Border Security Force reported to be missing-Issuance of Certificate by the authorities to the effect that the constable had died while on duty and family pension granted-Wife of the constable came to know of her husband being alive-Writ of habeas corpus-Held: Status report submitted by .S. ./Authorities indicating the necessary steps taken by them and holding meetings with Pakistan authorities to find out whereabouts of the missing constable-Though the Court is satisfied with the efforts made by the authorities so far, but they are
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