Supreme Court of India
D.M. Nagaraja v. The Government of Karnataka & Ors.
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KARNATAKA PREVENTION OF DANGEROUS ACTIVITIES OF BOOTLEGGERS, DRUG-OFFENDERS, GAMBLERS, GOONDAS, IMMORAL TRAFFIC OFFENDERS AND SLUM-GRABBERS ACT, 1985: s. 3 - Order of detention- Upheld by High Court - Held: The detention order refers to the activities and involvement 0 of the detenu in as many as 11 cases - It is the subjective satisfaction of the Detaining Authority that in spite of the continuous activities of the detenu causing threat to maintenance of public order, he was getting bail one after another and indulging in the same activities - On going through the factual details, various
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