committed by him prima facie indicate
that it amounts to "terrorist act", as defined under Sections
15 and 20 of 1967 Act ... became unruly and actions of the appellant cannot be
described as terrorist act and his actions would fall within the
scope and ambit of provisions
terrorist
organisation, -
(a) who, with intention to further the
activity of a terrorist organisation, -
(i) invites support for the terrorist
organisation, and
(ii) the support ... NDPS Act and
extending of 180 days to one year as per Section 36A(4)
of the NDPS Act, since the NDPS case is triable
State Of Karnataka vs Prakash Holeppa Kudachi on 20 December, 2021
Author: Suraj Govindaraj
Bench
under
the first proviso to Section 43-D(2)(b) of the Act
of 1967 is in accordance with law and legally
sustainable?
2. Whether ... under Clause (bb) of Section
20(4) of the Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (Prevention)
Act, 1987, which is pari materia with Section
cannot be included for the
offences punishable under the Act. The other
contention is, the Act underwent an amendment on
15-02-2013. At that ... supra), the Apex Court was interpreting the provisions
of Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (Prevention) Act,
1987 . It is in that context of a particular
proper sanction as contemplated
under UA(P) Act is fatal to prosecution case and every
acts done after the cognizance.
17. Learned counsel for petitioners ... follows:-
17
"Criminal - Sanction- Section 20-A of Terrorist
and Disruptive Activities (Prevention) Act,
1987 - previous sanction by Inspector General
of Police under Section
Appeal is filed under Section 14A(2) of
the SC/ST (POA) Act, praying this court to enlarge the
petitioner on bail in Spl.Case ... Devarajeevanahalli PS., registered on
14.08.2020 now being investigated by the Anti Terrorist
Cell, for the offence
Police. The reasonable ground
enumerated in Section 22(4)(b) of KCOC Act,
means more than a prima-facie case, but not
proved beyond reasonable ... that, "Every
'terrorist may be a criminal, but every criminal
cannot be given the label of a 'terrorist' only
Police. The reasonable ground
enumerated in Section 22(4)(b) of KCOC Act,
means more than a prima-facie case, but not
proved beyond reasonable ... that, "Every
'terrorist may be a criminal, but every criminal
cannot be given the label of a 'terrorist' only
Mr Imran vs The State Of Karnataka on 26 August, 2021
Author: K.Natarajan
Bench
