Supreme Court of India
P. Mahalingam v. Monica Kumar & Anr.
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Constitution of India, 1950 - Articles 32, 226 and 136 - Writ Petition by appellants-medical students alleging harassment by Chairman of Educational Trust - Direction by Supreme Court to serve notice by way of Dasti upon t/1e SHO, Police Station - Appellants subjected to brutality in police station by Inspector and his subordinates when they went to serve the notice - Complaint made to Senior Superintendent of Police but not dealt with properly - Writ petition by the appellants seeking CBI inquiry into the incident - Dismissed by the High Court holding that since FIR was not registered, the
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