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‘Act of terror’ under UAPA not confined only to final execution: SC
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‘Act of terror’ under UAPA not confined only to final execution: SC
STATE TIMES NEWS NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Monday ruled that an “act of terror” under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act is not confined only to the final execution but extends to those who contribute to the commission of such acts through planning, coordination, mobilisation or other forms of concerted action.Section 15 of the UAPA defines a terrorist act as an act done “with intent to threaten or likely to threaten the unity, integ…
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