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Merely Assigning Some Work to Junior Officer Doesn’t Amount to Abetment of Suicide: SC - (21 May 2018)

Supreme Court has observed that merely because a superior officer assigned work to his junior officer and took actions against him like stopping of his salary, he cannot be held to have a guilty mind or criminal intent, to attract offence under Section 306 of the Indian Penal Code.

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