YUSUF KHAN @ DILIP KUMAR AND ORS. versus MANOHAR JOSHI AND ORS.
The Court held that it was not necessary to continue with the writ petition and to consider the allegations against the previous government, given the changed political situation, the actions taken by the new government, and lack of allegations of inaction by the new government.
- Parties
- Petitioner: Yusuf Khan @ Dilip Kumar; Respondent: Manohar Joshi; Advocate: Soli J. Sorabjee; Advocate: R.N. Trivedi; Advocate: Altaf Ahmad; Advocate: Harish N. Salve; Advocate: Ms. Indira Jaising; Advocate: V.A. Mohta; Advocate: Krishan Kr. Mahajan; Advocate: Ms. Musharraf Chaudhry; Advocate: P.H. Parekh; Advocate: Mrs. V.D. Khanna; Advocate: Gopal Balwant Sathe; Advocate: Kailash Vasdev; Advocate: Ashok Bhan; Advocate: Arvind Kumar Sharma; Advocate: Rajiv Nanda; Advocate: Sushma Suri; Advocate: A.M. Khanwilkar; Advocate: Sameer Parekh; Advocate: Kuldip Singh; Advocate: Rahul Ray; Advocate: D.M. Nargolkar; Advocate: Ms. Vijay Laxmi Menon
- Jurisdiction
- India
- Judgment Date
- 25 February 2000
- Procedural Posture
- Writ Petition (civil) No. 673 of 1998 / Disposition
- Outcome
- Petition disposed of.
- Legal Topics
- Article 32, State Responsibility, Security Arrangements, Investigation of Violence, Cinematograph Act
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Parties
Yusuf Khan @ Dilip Kumar
Petitioner
Manohar Joshi
Respondent
Soli J. Sorabjee
Advocate
R.N. Trivedi
Advocate
Altaf Ahmad
Advocate
Harish N. Salve
Advocate
Ms. Indira Jaising
Advocate
V.A. Mohta
Advocate
Krishan Kr. Mahajan
Advocate
Ms. Musharraf Chaudhry
Advocate
P.H. Parekh
Advocate
Mrs. V.D. Khanna
Advocate
Gopal Balwant Sathe
Advocate
Kailash Vasdev
Advocate
Ashok Bhan
Advocate
Arvind Kumar Sharma
Advocate
Rajiv Nanda
Advocate
Sushma Suri
Advocate
A.M. Khanwilkar
Advocate
Sameer Parekh
Advocate
Kuldip Singh
Advocate
Rahul Ray
Advocate
D.M. Nargolkar
Advocate
Ms. Vijay Laxmi Menon
Advocate
Procedural Posture
Writ Petition (civil) No. 673 of 1998 / Disposition
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the State Government was responsible for violent protests against the screening of a film.
- 2 Whether adequate security arrangements and investigation by an independent agency were warranted.
Ratio Decidendi
The Court held that it was not necessary to continue with the writ petition and to consider the allegations against the previous government, given the changed political situation, the actions taken by the new government, and lack of allegations of inaction by the new government.
Court Disposition
Petition disposed of.
Orders
- Writ petition closed without prejudice to any future motion in respect of the cause of action shown.
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