Supreme Court of India
State of Punjab v. Maninder Singh
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State Government-Office,-Misappropriation of public funds by- .l.R.-Order of High Court quashing FIR-Petition by State-State fail ing to produce charge sheet and statements under Section 161 Cr.P. .-Direc- tion by Supreme Court-Consequently charge-sheet prepared but Govemment taking a decision not to proceed with matter-State Counsel stating that he does not wallt to proceed with matter as per the instructions of the Govem ment- petition filed by State dismissed-Conduct of State Govemment in shielding the co1rupt officers strongly disapproved. CRIMINAL APPELLATE JURISDICTION : Special Leave
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