The 420.in reports:
The Supreme Court recently upheld the Tamil Nadu government’s decision to invoke preventive detention laws against cybercriminals. Justices Sandeep Mehta and Joymalya Bagchi termed the move “a very welcome approach,” highlighting the urgent need to address the growing threat of online financial fraud through stronger, faster legal mechanisms.
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Preventive detention allows law enforcement to detain individuals without a formal trial if they are suspected of engaging in activities that could threaten public order or national security. According to Articles 22(3) to 22(7) of the Indian Constitution, such detention can last up to three months.
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While this ruling pertains to Tamil Nadu, the Supreme Court’s endorsement may encourage other states to adopt similar hardline tactics.
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