J&K&L High Court Orders Probe By Anti-Corruption Bureau Into Leakage Of PSA Detention Order Even Before Its Execution

Case: Mohammad Yousaf vs Union Territory of J&K and others

Coram: Justice Rajnesh Oswal

Case No.: WP (Crl) No. 02/2022(O&M)

Court Observation: “That the present writ petition cannot be considered as a writ petition filed by the petitioner but in fact a writ petition filed by the brother of the petitioner. It is settled law that the writ petition can be filed only by a person who falls within the category of “person aggrieved”

“This is a very serious matter and it surely points to the connivance of the officials at the respondents’ end either with the petitioner or his brother,”

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Keywords

Anti-Corruption Bureau, PSA Detention Order