Click it and Unblock the Notifications
Just In
Don't Miss
-
WATCH: Reporter Schools A Man Trying To Moral Policing Her, Internet Hails Her For Leaving ‘No Crumbs’ -
'It Would be Awesome': Rohit Sharma advocates for India vs Pakistan Bilateral Series with Special Condition -
Vivo V30e Launch Date in India set for May 2: Flipkart Availability Confirmed -
Rs 14/Share Dividend: Stockbroking Co To Consider Bonus Share, Shares Up 126% In 180-Days -
Summer Fashion: Your Bollywood Style White Outfits Guide To Keep It Cool And Chic -
Journey From Delhi To Ooty: Top Transport Options And Attractions -
IIIT-Bangalore Introduces PG Diploma In Digital Product Design And Management -
Jawa Yezdi Expands Mega Service Camps To 32 New Cities, Focusing On Tier-II And Tier-III Regions
SC asks MP Police to compensate women unlawfully arrested
New Delhi, June 3: The Supreme Court on Friday asked Madhya Pradesh Police to pay Rs 500,000 compensation to a mother and her daughter for unlawfully arresting them and taking them from Pune to Bhopal in an alleged dispute over transactions involving computers.
An apex court bench comprising Justice Dipak Misra and Justice Shiva Kirti Singh asked the police to pay the compensation to the two for arresting them without following the procedure as laid down under the law.
Counsel Sunil Fernandez, who assisted the court as amicus curiae, said the two were arrested in 2014 by the Madhya Pradesh Oolice in Pune and taken to Bhopal by train in handcuffs.
He said that police acted on a complaint by a local lawyer and had invoked the Information Technology Act, which was not in order.
IANS
