Daily Brief: In Kashmir, the police are increasingly using preventive detention laws against drug dealers, and more

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  • 12 Nov, 2022

In Kashmir, the police are increasingly using preventive detention laws against drug dealers

Lawyers say it reflects the failure of ordinary criminal procedures.

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