Supreme Court of India
Neetu Kumar Nagaich v. The State of Rajasthan and Others
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Investigation: De novo investigation – Writ Petition before Supreme Court seeking transfer of criminal case from State Police to CBI – Alleging several deficiencies in the investigation – On direction by Supreme Court to conclude the investigation within stipulated time, police filed Closure Report – Held: fair investigation is as much a part of Constitutional right guaranteed u/Art. 21 of the Constitution as a fair trial – The Constitutional Court has power to direct de novo investigation in exceptional circumstances in order to prevent miscarriage of justice – In the facts and circumstances…
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- 2022 Devendra Nath Singh v. State of Bihar & Ors.
- 2026 Kusumavati Gowda v. The Government of Karnataka
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