Proclamation Requiring the Appearance of Proclaimed Offender (multiple references to court/accused)
A legal proclamation requires a proclaimed offender/accused person to appear before a specified court under criminal procedure.
What happened
A legal proclamation was issued directing a proclaimed offender/accused person to appear before a designated court. The proclamation contains specific criminal case identifiers, names the concerned court and jurisdiction, and sets out the procedural direction for appearance. The proclamation functions as formal notification and compliance within the criminal case process.
Background and earlier position
UPSC can frame proclamations requiring appearance as part of fair and enforceable criminal procedure—how courts ensure that notice and process reach the accused and how non-appearance affects the case timeline. The focus is on procedure and compliance, not on deciding guilt.
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