Supreme Court of India
Bank of Rajasthan v. Keshav Bangur and Anr.
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Investigation-Investigation into !Rs-Lodged before different agencies-FIRs registeredby CBI pursuant to direction by Court-State c Police registering FIR u/s 154 Cr.P. .-Closure of FIR of State Police in view of investigation by CBI-Revision Application of accused seeking quashing of FI Rs of CBI in view of FIRs of State Police-High Court as well as Supreme Court directing investigation of all the FI Rs by CBI-Held: In view of closure of FIR of State Police and direction of High Court and Supreme Court regarding investigation of FIRs, '(> Revision Applications have become infructuous-Code of
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