Supreme Court of India

National Council for Civil Liberties v. Union of India and Ors.

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Bench C.K. Thakker and Altamas Kabir JJ.
Decided 10 July 2007

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Public Interest Litigation: ,..,,._ ,.. c Writ petition filed under public interest litigation-Maintainability of- /legations against Narmada Bachao Ando/an and its activists-Alleging acquisition and supply of arms and explosives to obstruct progress of projeCts t of national importance-Directions sought for investigation into routing of foreign funds towards activities of respondents 4 to 6-lnspection of books of accounts of organizations concerned revealing no violation of 1976 Act- Held: Ordinarily in a case like this, writ petition under Article 32 of Constitution would be…

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