Supreme Court: Arrest Should Not Be Automatic in 498A Cases, Police Must Follow Due Process
Supreme Court emphasizes that arrests in 498A cases must follow proper procedure and should not be made automatically.
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Supreme Court emphasizes that arrests in 498A cases must follow proper procedure and should not be made automatically.
Supreme Court states that vague allegations cannot be used to implicate entire family in 498A dowry cases.
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