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Supreme Court of India in New Delhi, which ruled on written grounds of arrest under Article 22(1)

Supreme Court Says Written Grounds of Arrest Mandatory Across Laws, Including PMLA and UAPA

The Supreme Court has reaffirmed that arrested persons must receive the grounds of arrest in writing and in a language they understand, holding that Article 22(1) applies across criminal laws, including special statutes such as PMLA and UAPA.

Updated 22 Sept 202612 min read

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Supreme Court Says Written Grounds of Arrest Mandatory Across Laws, Including PMLA and UAPA