Court junks Salim Fruit's plea that NIA invaded his privacy
The Free Press Journal|March 24, 2023
Says there is sufficient material that Chhota Shakeel's relative has broken the law and therefore his personal liberty and right to life can be curtailed
Court junks Salim Fruit's plea that NIA invaded his privacy

A special court has rejected an application by gangster Chhota Shakeel's relative Salim Fruit to declare the National Investigation Agency's (NIA) search and seizure at his residence and other locations as "illegal" as it purportedly invaded his right to privacy that is part of his right to life guaranteed by the Constitution.

The court said there is sufficient prima facie material that he has broken the law and therefore his personal liberty and right to life can be curtailed.

This story is from the March 24, 2023 edition of The Free Press Journal.

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