Supreme Court of India
State through Cbi, Delhi v. Gian Singh
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Terrorists and Disruptive Activities (Prevention) Act, 1985-Ss.3 (1) & .._ (2) and 1 (3). Assassination of Sikh Sant-Operation Blue Star-Signing of accord by the then Prime Minister and a Sikh Sant-Rival extremist group opposing the accord, conspiring to kill the Sant-Firing and injuring the Sant in a public meeting-Accused and a co-assailant overpowered and caught Testimony of eye-witnesses-Conviction and sentence by Designated Court -On appeal, Held,· the act of assailants was a "terrorist act" Within the ambit of S.3(1)-Designated Court rightly held that accused was one of the assailants…
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