Can the police furnish grounds of arrest in writing instead of orally in India
Supreme Court's ruling in Prabir Purkayastha case requires this procedure
- In India, the Supreme Court's ruling in the Prabir Purkayastha case requires the police to furnish grounds of arrest in writing instead of orally.
- The Court highlighted the importance of providing a written document specifying the grounds of arrest to prevent any potential abuse of power by the police.
- This written document ensures that the individual being arrested is informed of the reasons for their arrest, promoting transparency and accountability in the arrest process.
- By requiring the grounds of arrest to be documented in writing, the Court aims to protect the rights of individuals and safeguard against arbitrary arrests.
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