Supreme Court of India
Mohd. Maqbool Tantray v. State of J & K
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Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (Prevention) Act, 1987: s.3(2)(ii) and s.364 rlw s.120-8 RPG - Out of several persons prosecuted for abduction and murder of an MLA, only 3 brought to trial - Two acquitted - Only one convicted u/s 3(2)(ii) TADA and s.3641120-8 RPG - Sentence of 14 years imprisonment uls 3(2)(ii) of TADA and 5 years uls 3641120- 8 RPG imposed - Plea that in view of the convict having o shown his remorse while making the confession before the SSP, the sentence be reduced to the period already undergone - HELD: It is indeed true that a conviction under the TADA is a very
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