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Arbitrary Arrest Safeguards: Constitutional and Statutory Protections
Arbitrary Arrest Safeguards are fundamental to India’s constitutional democracy, with the Supreme Court in Vihaan Kumar v. State of Haryana (2025) reaffirming that grounds for arrest must be meaningfully communicated to every arrestee. The ruling strengthens the constitutional shield against arbitrary detention.
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Withdrawal of FIRs: Supreme Court Ruling for UPSC
Withdrawal of FIRs raises key questions on BNSS procedure, judicial oversight and prosecutorial independence. Read the full UPSC analysis by Chetan Bharat Learning.
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