Supreme Court of India
Shiv Pratap Singh Alias Chinu v. State of U.p
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What the Court ordered
We are of the opinion that the constitutional validity of the enactment is still at large, as has been noticed in Dharmendra Kirthal v.
Judgment, page 30
In brief
In the first appeal, the appellant is a practising advocate embroiled in a dispute over elections to the Bar Association, Fatehgarh; the Bar Council of U.P.'s orders debarring him were stayed by the High Court and declared a nullity by the Bar Council of India, but an FIR under the IPC was followed by FIR No.41 of 2024 under Sections 2/3 of the U.P. Gangsters Act, based on a gang chart containing only general, unspecific allegations, and a chargesheet was filed on 12.02.2025.…
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