Supreme Court of India
Dattatray Krishnaji Ghule v. State of Maharashtra and Ors.
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Maharashtra Control of Organized Crime Act, 1999; ss. 3, 21, 24 and 34/Code of Criminal Procedure, 197i ss. 438 and 439: Organized crime-Gang of criminals-Printing of counterfeit stamp and selling thereof-Accused police officers allegedly entering into criminal compiracy with head of a gang-Arrested member of rival gang-Fabricated a false case-Supreme Court directing CBI to investigate--Arrest of appellant police officers under provisions of MCOCA-Grant of bail-Conditions- Held: Since provisions of MCOCA invoked, in addition to other considerations, limitation imposed in terms of s. 21 (4)
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