Supreme Court of India
Khilliram v. State of Rajasthan
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We are of the view that sufficient material has been brought out to merit interference in this appeal.
Judgment, page 8
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The prosecution alleged that PW 2 had given a First Information Report of two offences but appropriate investigation was not being done and charge-sheet was not being furnished to the Court. When PW. 2 contacted the Appellant the Head Constable of the Police Station he demanded money. PW. 2 thereupon informed the Anti-Corruption Department about the demand and the Deputy Superintendent of Police agreed to lay a trap.…
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