Imagine finding a murder scene with bloodstains on the floor, long red streaks running the length of the walls, and a dotted trail leading to the back door—all of which

The realm of jurisprudence has long been a fertile ground for intellectual exploration, where the principles of law and morality intertwine, intersect, and often collide. In this project, we embark

Custodial death and violence represent significant violations of human rights, raising serious concerns about the treatment of individuals in state custody. Custodial death occurs when a person dies while in

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India is the World’s Most populous Country in the World n with 138 crore people. The socio-cultural diversity is unique in its way. Article 25, Of the Indian Constitution guarantees