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Delhi Riots 2020 : Supreme Court's Observations in Umar Khalid's Case

Delhi Riots 2020 : Supreme Court's Observations in Umar Khalid's Case

It has been held that S.43D(5) of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967, represents a legislative judgment that offences alleged to implicate the security of the State warrant a distinct bail regime. The constitutional role of the Court is neither to mechanically enforce the statutory embargo nor to neutralise it by invocation of liberty as straight-jacket formula, but to apply it with disciplined scrutiny.

Gulfisha Fatima v. State (GNCTD) [2026] GCtR 1 (SC)


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