Supreme Court of India
Mohammad Yasin v. State (n.c.t. of Delhi) and Ors.
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Custodial death - Allegations of - Deceased a proclaimed offender, bad character and criminal involved in many cases - Held: Police and/or investigating agencies cannot torture any criminal despite his bad criminal record - On facts, injuries on deceased were simple in nature and insufficient to cause death in ordinary course of nature - Deceased died because of serious heart disease - Respondents did not violate directions given by Supreme Court in .K.…
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