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Delhi HC: Organised Crime Groups Exploit Juveniles, Misuse Juvenile Justice Laws for Serious Crimes - (07 May 2026)

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Delhi High Court observed that organised crime syndicates are increasingly using juveniles to commit serious offences, including NDPS Act and Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act cases, and are misusing the Juvenile Justice Act’s lenient bail provisions.

Tags : ORGANISED CRIME; JUVENILES; SERIOUS CRIMES  

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