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Supreme Court: Pushing a Person to Wriggle Out Arrest Not Criminal Use of Force - (13 Aug 2024)

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SC has observed that, to establish criminal force, intentional use of force to any person without their consent to commit offence, is required but an accused’s act of jostling & pushing in an attempt to extricate himself from arrest do not attract ingredients of assault or criminal force.

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