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Supreme Court judgment directs immediate release if arrested person isnot provided with grounds of arrest, access to lawyer

‘Article 22(1) is sacrosanct, and cannot be breached under any situation. Any violation would entail immediate release of the arrested person because such arrest is unconstitutional,’ the Bench headed by Justice Ujjal Bhuyan says

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Supreme Court judgment directs immediate release if arrested person is not provided with grounds of arrest, access to lawyer

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‘Article 22(1) is sacrosanct, and cannot be breached under any situation. Any violation would entail immediate release of the arrested person because such arrest is unconstitutional,’ the Bench headed by Justice Ujjal Bhuyan says

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Source: The Hindu. Published 21 Sept 2026, 03:54 pm.

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