Cognitive Dissonance in Confiscation of Property: The Dichotomy between Sec 100 (6) & S 457 CrPC
crpc_bnss clat_ug advanced doubtYaar samajh nahi aaya... I'm getting my head around the difference between Sec 100(6) CrPC and S 457 CrPC, both related to the temporary or permanent removal of property as evidence... and it's still giving me jitters. Essentially, both sections allow for the confiscation of movable & immovable properties, but the language used & implications are so different. 100(6) mentions 'the police may requisition or take possession of' whereas 457 CrPC talks about 'the police may seize and detain'. Is it just a matter of semantics or is there a significant jurisprudential difference between these two provisions? Please help me understand which one can be used in specific circumstances and under what conditions.
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Main thodi si confusion se guzar raha hoon is issue par. Lekin mujhe lagta hai ki cognitive dissonance ka concept yehi hai, jisne SC ko S. 457 CrPC ka interpretation karna padha. Main ek sawal phoonkta hoon, ki kayi baar police aapke property ko seize kar deti hai aur phir bhi unhein release nahi karta, toh kya yeh Sec 100 (6) ka violation nahi hai?