Supreme Court of India
R.D. Upadhyay v. State of Andhra Pradesh and Ors.
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Under/rial Prisoner-Lunatic-Languishing in jail in West Bengal Since 1962-Medical aid-State failing to provide-Compensation-Report submitted by Chief Judicial Magistrate indicating that medical treatment provided after High Court intervened-Superintendent, Jail did not submit even medical reports of physical and mental state of prisoner from 1964 to 1995- . . .M. made no efforts to take any action-Even after Supreme Court pointed out existing state of affairs, there has been no fixing of accountability-Supreme Court showing its anquish-Held, there has been complete violation of statutory…
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