Supreme Court of India
Paul George v. State of N.C.T. of Delhi
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Delhi Police Act, 1978 - s.140 - Protection under - If available - Appellant, Head Constable, entrusted with the task c of delivering an urgent wireless message to Police Head l- Quarters - He Jeff the Police Station driving a Police Mini Truck (official vehicle) - On way; he suddenly went over the road divider separating the lanes and hit an oncoming scooter in the opposite lane, which resulted in death of one person and injuries to another - Conviction of Appellant under ss. 279 and 304A, /PC - Challenge to - Plea that Appellant had been acting under the "colour of duty" and prosecution
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