Supreme Court of India
The State of Maharashtra & Ors. v. Tasneem Rizwan Siddiquee
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Writs – Habeas Corpus – Husband of respondent was arrested by police in connection to an offence under investi gation – Thereafter, Magistrate remanded him to police custody – W hether a writ of habeas corpus could be maintained in respect of a person who is in police custody pursuant to a remand order passed by the jurisdictional Magistrate in connection with offenc e under investigation – High Court held that husband of res pondent was illegally and unlawfully detained by the police and made scathing observations against the police officials – On appeal, held: In instant case, admittedly,
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