Online FIR must be uploaded on official website of Governments within 24 Hours Supreme Court of India

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Gist of Judgement of Supreme Court of India 

Passed in Case Writ Petition (Cri) 68 of 2016 

Youth Bar Association of India Versus Union of India 

Decided on 07.09.2016

Relevant para 12

Every FIR must be uploaded on official portal / website of State Governments mandatorily within 24 Hours

Sajjad Husain 

Advocate High Court Lucknow 

Advocate Chamber No. 515 Block C High Court Lucknow Gomti Nagar UP India PIN 226010 WhatsApp & E Mail ID advocatesajjad@gmail.com

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