Supreme Court of India
R.sarala v. T.s.velu
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Criminal Procedure Code 1973-Section 163(2)-lnvestigation by police-Scope-Whether investigating agency can be compelled to seek opin ion of a Public Prosecutor under the orders of Court-Held, No-Investigation and prosecution are two different facets in administration of criminal justice. In a case of death of a young bride, the police after conducting the investigation submitted a Challan against her husband and his mother for the offences under Section 304- and 498- of the Indian Penal Code. Father of the deceased not being satisfied with the challan since the appel lant, sister-in-law of
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