Mumbai: “Hold someone in police custody for five days, even though there is a special command by jurisdiction judges alleged to hold the justice, cannot be removed as a deviation,” the Bombay High Court was recently held and directed the state to issue Rs.
20,000 compensation to him in his wife’s request.
Sadiquta Shaikh (28), a housewife, recently approached a high court who accused her husband Mohammed Usman Shaikh was in illegal detention of Police Nagar Shivaji in July.
His request is for the Habeas Corpus Order (to be produced in a person’s court of illegal detention).
HC bench from Judge SS Shinde and NJ Jamadar on November 16 held: “The provisions of the law, which limits the period of the custody of the police, will be given an illusion if the defendant is detained in police custody even though there are orders that are reasoned and conscious being passed by the judge rejected police detention and can accuse resistant to the shoulder.
such infraction, in our view, guaranteeing the compensation award.
“A Kurla judge on July 28, in the first detention, sent him to the police custody until July 30 in the alleged theft case and on July 30 rejected further police detainees And release it in a judiciary for 14 days.
His lawyer, Adil Khatri, looked for orders about the disciplinary process of the police officers concerned which, he said, accused the defendant at the police station Shivaji Nagar in a big violation of the judge’s order.