Supreme Court Considers Larger Bench Over Writing Requirement for Arrest Grounds

The Supreme Court has highlighted a split in its earlier rulings regarding the necessity of providing written grounds for arrest. The court noted that some judgments require the arresting authority to furnish a written statement, while others do not. In response, the apex court is considering convening a larger bench to examine the matter more thoroughly. The decision is expected to clarify procedural norms and ensure uniform application of the law across the country.