Supreme Court of India
Shamima Kauser v. Union of India and Ors.
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Constitution of India, 1950 - Art. 136 - Interference with ad-interim order passed by High Court - Scope - Deaths in alleged encounters staged by Gujarat police - Writ petition seeking investigation by CBI - High Court passed order for constituting an Investigation Team - Meanwhile, Metropolitan Magistrate made inquiry u/s. 176 CrPC and submitted report whereunder the alleged encounters were found to be fake - Police officials indicted in the report - Application filed by State Government in the writ petition, with prayer to set aside the report of the Magistrate - Operation of the report…
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