Supreme Court of India
Mrs. Paramjit Kaur v. State of Punjab and Ors.
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Constitution of India-Art. 32- abeas corpus petition-Allegation of kidnapping by persons in police unifomis--Order to withdraw investigation from Punjab Police-Matter to be handed over to Central Bureau of inves tigation-Press Note dated 16. 1.1995 stating about cremation by police of dead bodies as 'Unclaimed Deadbodies-CBI directed investigate into facts. Habeas corpus petition was filed alleging that petitioner's hus band, General Secretary, Human Rights Wing of Shiromani Akali Dal had been kidnapped by some persons in police uniforms from a busy residential area of Amritsar; that the…
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