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President Gives Assent To Bill Allowing Police To Take Biological Samples Of Convicts, Accused
President Ram Nath Kovind has given his assent to the Criminal Procedure (Identification) Bill, which empowers police to obtain physical and biological samples of convicts and those accused of crimes.
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Parliament Passes Bill That Seeks To Collect Convicts' Biometric Samples
Criminal Procedure (Identification) Bill, 2022: Amit Shah said the bill has been brought in to ensure that police and investigators remain two steps ahead of criminals.
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Bill In Rajya Sabha For Police To Collect Biological Samples Of Convicts
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday moved a bill in Rajya Sabha to provide legal sanction to the police for taking physical and biological samples of convicts and other persons accused of a criminal activity.
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"Unconstitutional": Opposition Slams New Criminal Identification Bill
Opposition parties including Congress and Trinamool opposed the Bill in the Lok Sabha calling it a "direct violation of the Fundamental Right of an individual".
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President Gives Assent To Bill Allowing Police To Take Biological Samples Of Convicts, Accused
President Ram Nath Kovind has given his assent to the Criminal Procedure (Identification) Bill, which empowers police to obtain physical and biological samples of convicts and those accused of crimes.
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Parliament Passes Bill That Seeks To Collect Convicts' Biometric Samples
Criminal Procedure (Identification) Bill, 2022: Amit Shah said the bill has been brought in to ensure that police and investigators remain two steps ahead of criminals.
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Bill In Rajya Sabha For Police To Collect Biological Samples Of Convicts
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday moved a bill in Rajya Sabha to provide legal sanction to the police for taking physical and biological samples of convicts and other persons accused of a criminal activity.
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"Unconstitutional": Opposition Slams New Criminal Identification Bill
Opposition parties including Congress and Trinamool opposed the Bill in the Lok Sabha calling it a "direct violation of the Fundamental Right of an individual".
