HASNAIN MASSODI
Azhar Ali – Appellant
Versus
State of J&K & Ors. – Respondent
1. Article 22(5) Constitution of In#31;dia provides a precious and valuable right to a person detained under pre#31;ventive detention law - J&K Public Safety Act 1978, to make a representa#31;tion against his detention. It needs no emphasis that a detenue, on whom pre#31;ventive detention order is slapped, is held in custody without a formal charge and trial. The detenue is held in cus#31;tody on a mere suspicion that his ap#31;prehended activities may be prejudicial to the maintenance of public order or security of the State. Article 22(5), Con#31;stitution of India and Section 13 of the Act, thus make it obligatory for Detain#31;ing Authority to provide detenue an earliest opportunity of making an effec#31;tive and meaningful representation against his detention. The object is to enable detenue to convince Detaining Authority a
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