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Detention of person under COFEPOSA Act beyond 24 hours - Illegal ...

Customs

October 5, 2018

Detention of person under COFEPOSA Act beyond 24 hours - Illegal custody - recording of statement is voluntary or not - notice be issued to the concerned mobile operators, who are directed to preserve the CDRs and tower location of mobile phone of the accused Narender Kumar as well as the officers of DRI as mentioned in the application

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