Supreme Court of India
Jayendra Saraswathy Swamigal, Tamil Nadu v. State of Tamil Nadu and Ors.
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: Section 406-Transfer of criminal case-Petition for-Criminal case pending against accused in Tamil Nadu Courts-Accused allegedly entered into conspiracy for getting one 'S' murdered-While 'S' was in office two persons armed with 'aruval' came there and caused multiple injuries to 'S' who died later-State machinery took undue interest in securing conviction of the accused by any means-Criminal prosecution launched against lawyers connected with the defence of the accused-Detention order passed against I 6 co-accused soon efter grant of bail to the…
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