In Rudal Shah v. State of Bihar (1983), the Supreme Court held that compensation can be awarded for the violation of Fundamental Rights, particularly Article 21. Rudal Shah was illegally detained for 14 years after his acquittal, and the Court granted him monetary compensation.
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