Supreme Court of India
Baba Tek Singh v. Union of India & Ors.
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Constitution of India, 1950 - Article 32 - Writ petition - Maintainability - Petitioner filing petition under Article 226 of c Constitution alleging threat to his life and personal liberty - Withdrawing the petition feeling that the proceeding before High Court were not effective - Subsequently filing petition under Article 32 for the same remedies - Held: The petition under Article 32 is not maintainable - The action of the 0 petitioner in withdrawing the Petition pending before High Court simply to file the petition under Article 32 is not acceptable - The petitioner is wrong in his belief
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