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Self-Defense Landmark Case:- Amjad Khan vs State (1952 AIR 165)
On January 16, 2023 by Mohd UzairCitation: (1952) AIR 165
Bench: Justice Vivian Bose and Justice Saiyid Fazal Ali
Facts of the Case
A communal riot broke out in a town between Sindhi refugees and the local Muslims. It started in a locality where most of the shopkeepers were Sindhi. The goods in the Muslim shops were scattered and some Muslims died in the riot.