Supreme Court of India
Dilawar v. The State of Haryana & Anr.
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In view of the above, we implead Union of India as a party . We have asked learned ASG to represent the Union of India.
Judgment, page 6
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Investigation: Speedy investigation – By impugned order, CBI was directed to conduct trial within six months – The case against the petitioner-accused was that he was leader of a mob which indulged in arson, loot and mischief of burning of house of cabinet minister – His bail applications were rejected by S essions Court and High Court – While rejecting bail application, Supreme Court directed that trial be conducted as far as possible withi n six months – In the instant application seeking modification of the said order, it was stated that CBI was conducting investigation an d took over only
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