Supreme Court of India
Union of India & Ors. v. Sandeep Kumar Etc.
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Armed Forces Tribunal Act, 2007 – s.15 – Power of the Tribunal – 71 Armoured Regiment was deputed for T-90 Tanks conversion training at Pokhran Firing Range– Convoy moved from Patiala to Pokhran – Weapons were carried in locked boxes– Physical check of weapons carried out and the Officer Squadron Commander (PW-1) confirmed that there were 50 pistols– At the end of conversion exercise, loss of 2 pistols was reported– Respondents-accused charged for committing theft of two pistols – As per the prosecution, the pistols were stolen when accused were posted at Pokharan Field Firing Ranges…
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