Virendra Kumar Gupta & Ors. v. State of Uttaranchal & Ors.
Case at a glance
- Decided
- 27 Apr 2006
- Bench
- C S WAT
Provisions considered
Key paragraphs
- Para 44. Nit u S/ o Nak li Ram R/ o Village Banwala Police St at ion – Ranipur Dist r ict - Har idwar .. .Respondent s Sr i Subhash Chandra Tyagi, lear ned counsel for t he applicant s Sr i Nandan Ar ya…
Judgment
I N TH E H I GH COURT OF UTTA RA N CH A L A T N A I N I TA L Cr i m i n a l M i sc. A p p l i ca t i o n N o . 2 7 0 o f 2 0 0 6
1. Virendra Kum ar Gupt a S/ o Shr i Murli Lal
2. Ankur S/ o Shr i Virendra Kum ar Gupt a
3. Sant osh Kum ar Gupt a S/ o Shri Murli Lal
4. Ant i R/ o Village Sundarpur Police St at ion – Bihar igarh Dist r ict – Saharanpur ( U. P.) ..….Applicant s Ve r su s
St at e of Ut t aranchal
Chief Judicial Magist rat e, Har idwar
Dist r ict & Session Judge, Haridwar
Nit u S/ o Nak li Ram R/ o Village Banwala Police St at ion – Ranipur Dist r ict - Har idwar .. .Respondent s Sr i Subhash Chandra Tyagi, lear ned counsel for t he applicant s Sr i Nandan Ar ya, lear ned St anding Counsel for t he St at e. H o n ' b l e J.C.S. Ra w a t , J. This pet it ion u/ s 482 Cr.P.C. has been direct ed t o set aside t he sum m oning order dat ed 29.01.2004 passed by t he Learned Chief Judicial Magist rat e Haridwar & ent ire cr im inal pr oceedings in Cr im inal Case No. 729 of 2004 St at e Vs. Ant i & ot hers u/ s 323, 376 I .P.C., Police St at ion – Ranipur, Dist r ict – Haridwar and also t o set aside t he im pugned order dat ed 04.08.2005 passed by t he Dist r ict & Sessions Judge, Haridwar in Cr im inal Rev ision No. 41 of 2004. Brief fact s for t he disposal of t his pet it ion are t hat an F. I .R. was lodged by t he com plainant - respondent No.4 against t he applicant s u/ s 354, 323 I . P.C. alleging t her ein t hat on 13.
01.2003 at 9: 00 pm t hat t he applicant s had beat en t he com plainant and his w ife on t he road. Sm t . Sushm a was m edically exam ined in Govt . Hospit al, Haridwar and t hereaft er t he supplem ent ary m edical report of t he v ict im was prepared by t he Medical Officer. Lat er on t he m at t er was convert ed u/ s 376 I .P.C. The m at t er was invest igat ed and t he final report was subm it t ed. Feeling aggrieved by t he said final report , t he com plainant preferred t he pr ot est pet it ion before t he learned C. J. M. alongw it h affidav it s. The com plainant filed t he affidav it s of him self and his w ife. Aft er appraisal of t he ev idence t he learned Magist rat e sum m oned t he accused u/ s 323 and 376 I .P.C. Feeling aggr ieved by t he said or der, cr im inal rev ision was preferred before t he Sessions Judge and it was dism issed by t he learned Sessions Judge. Thereaft er, t he present pet it ion has been filed.
Learned counsel for t he applicant s cont ended t hat t he learned Magist rat e while t ak ing t he cognizance had considered t he affidav it s filed by t he com plainant s. I t was furt her cont ended t hat t he affidav it s cannot be considered by t he court below while t ak ing t he cognizance. I n t he inst ant case, t he Magist rat e had t aken t he cognizance on t he basis of t he affidav it s filed by t he com plainant . The affidav it s filed by t he com plainant cannot be t aken int o considerat ion. I f t he Magist rat e w as not sat isfied w it h t he evidence. He had t wo opt ions t o consider t he said prot est pet it ion as a com plaint and t hereaft er proceed w it h t he case according t o t he law. The Magist rat e had not t aken t he recourse which was available t o him as such t he order passed by t he Magist rat e is bad in law. A sim ilar v iew has been t aken by t his court in Cr i m i n a l M i s c.
A p p l i ca t i o n N o . 1 3 5 o f 2 0 0 6 , Vi j a y K u m a r Si n g h V s. St a t e o f Ut t a r a n c h a l a n d a n o t h e r d a t e d 2 8 t h Fe b r u a r y , 2 0 0 6 . I n v iew of t he above, t he sum m oning order dat ed 29.01.2004 passed by t he Learned Chief Judicial Magist rat e, Haridwar in Crim inal Case No. 729 of 2004 St at e Vs. Ant i & ot hers u/ s 323, 376 I .P.C., Police St at ion – Ranipur, Dist r ict – Haridwar is set aside and t he m at t er is rem anded t o t he learned Magist rat e t o dispose of t he case in t he light of t he observat ion m ade above. Wit h t he aforesaid observat ion, t he pet it ion is disposed of accordingly. All applicat ions pending in t his case are st and disposed of in t erm s of t he j udgm ent . 27 t h April, 2006 Shiv ( J.C.S. Ra w a t , J.)
Questions this judgment answers
Which statutory provisions did this judgment involve?
Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973.
Which court decided this case, and when?
Uttarakhand High Court, on 27 Apr 2006. The bench was C S WAT.
Precedent status how later indexed judgments have treated this case
No known negative treatment found in the Courts & Cases corpus.
This is a result about the indexed corpus, not a finding that the judgment remains good law. Coverage may be incomplete.