"When a person is preventively detained, it is A. 21 & 22 that are attracted and not A.19" : Supreme Court

There is a recent judgment by Hon'ble Supreme Court. 

It has been held that "When a person is preventively detained, it is Article 21 and 22 that are attracted and not Article 19" of Constitution of India.

Refer para 17 of  BANKA SNEHA SHEELA v State of Telangana : Cr.A. 733/2021 in SLP(Criminal) 4729/2021 : Judgment dt. 2 August 2021 by Hon'ble Supreme Court. Judgment was authored by Hon'ble J. R.F. Nariman. [Source : GCtR]

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