Supreme Court of India
Gurmail Singh v. State of Punjab
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Criminal Law: Terrorist & Disruptive Activities (Prevention) Act, 1987-Section 5- Ingredients of offence punishable thereunder-Allegation that accused found carrying a bag containing explosives on his head a/ongwith four detonators Constables inspired accused to surrender and brought him before the Officer at the Police Station-Accused carried the explosives in the same manner in the Police Station itself-Report of expert and evidence of Police Officials- Designated Court convicted accused on the basis of statutory presumption under Section 5 of the Act-Whether conviction justified-Held…
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