Supreme Court of India
K. Chithhayan v. State of Tamil Nadu
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appellant/accused, who stood near the bus stop with a yellow colour bag on his right hand, at about 12.00 noon, to be suspi- cious. P.W.1 after introducing himself, conveyed to him that he is entitled for the conduct of the search
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