Supreme Court of India
Pavul Yesu Dhasan v. The Registrar, State Human Rights Commission of Tamil Nadu & Ors.
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Issue for Consideration Matter pertains to the violation of human rights on refusal to register FIR by the Inspector of Police as also using of objectionable language while talking to complainant’s mother; and correctness of order of the State Human Rights Commission directing the Excise Department to pay compensation to the complainant with liberty to recover the amount from the appellant-Inspector of Police. Headnotes† Constitution of India – Art.21 – Human Rights Act, 1993 – s.2(d) – Human Rights – Violation of – Refusal to register FIR – Third respondent visited police station for lodging
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