Supreme Court of India
Vikas Kumar Roorkewal v. State of Uttarakhand and Ors,
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i· Code of. Criminal Procedure, 1908: s. 406 - "f ransfer petition - Petitioner's father brutally c murdered in broad daylight - Accused belonging to powerful gang operating in the State - Records showed threat administered to the petitioner and family by accomplices of the accused - No action taken by police or State Government to afford protection to petitioner/his family or to thwart threats made by accused - Four accused already enlarged on bail but police or State Agency not taken steps for cancellation of their bai( order- Sincerity/effectiveness of prosecuting agency apparent from such
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