Supreme Court of India
Amanatullah Khan v. The Commissioner of Police, Delhi & Ors.
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Issue for Consideration Whether the names of the Appellant’s minor children and his wife against whom there is no adverse material should be included in the History Sheet of the Appellant. Headnotes† Punjab Police Rules 1934 (As applicable to NCT of Delhi), rule 23.8 and rule 23.9 – Format of history sheet – Need to revisit archaic rules – Amended Standing Order issued on 21.03.2024 – In column on ‘relations and connections’ only those persons who can provide shelter to history sheeter to be reflected – Names of associates in crime, abettors and receivers to be included – No details of minor
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