Supreme Court of India
Arun Kumar Aggarwal v. State of Madhya Pradesh and Ors.
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Judgment/Order: c Obiter dictum - Allegation of corruption against government servants - Police after conducting investigation exonerated accused of all the charges and submitted final closure report uls.169, Cr.P. . to the Special Judge- Special Judge rejected the closure report - The order of the Special Judge stated that there were sufficient grounds to take cognizance for the offence and matter may be taken up seeking necessary sanction to prosecute them - High Court quashed the order of the Special Judge by treating the operative portion of the order of Special Judge as direction ·
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