Supreme Court of India
All Sikkim Youth Association & Another v. H.R. Subba & Others
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In view of the above, it was submitted that the allegation that the officers concerned had misappropriated the amount or that it was to be recovered from them was incorrect and the C relief sought in this regard was misconceived, mala fide and motivated.
Judgment, page 11
From the headnote
Constitution of India, 1950 - Article 226 - Public Interest Litigation - Filed on the basis of news items published in News Papers - Alleging grave irregularities in Public Works Department (Roads and Bridges) - On the basis of Report of the Finance Department of the State also alleging misappropriation of public exchequer by certain officials of the Department - Prayer made for direction of investigation into the case by CBI or eve - High Court dismissing the petition - On appeal, held: Judgment of the High Court does not call for interference - The Inspection team, on direction of the High
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