Supreme Court of India
Anukul Chandra Pradhan v. Union of India and Ors.
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Constitution of India 1950 : Articles 21 and 32--- . .l. inquiry against public functionaries-Direc- tions by this Court to investigate into the accusations against the persons concemed--Charge-sheets filed by . .I. in three cases-Held, in view of the fact that charge-sheets have been filed in the cases in competent court, it is that court which is now to deal with the case on merits-Any direction considered necessary for further investigation etc. is within the domain of the court concemetJ-.,.1he purpose of this proceeding it to command perf onnance of the duty under law to property
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