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In this article, I do not attempt to critique the legal reasoning behind the verdict. Instead, I try to understand what the
India has had a long history of encounters as a tool for crime control. In Mumbai, for instance, the infamous ‘encounter squad’
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The Constitution of India is a document of aspiration. Conceived as what recent scholarship has called a “break from the (colonial) past”,
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Placing the innocent victim (and not the State) on the opposite side of the scale in an adversarial
model, and thus, invoking the