Supreme Court of India
Manjeet Singh Khera v. State of Maharashtra
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Criminal Trial - Supply of the complaint or content thereof - To the accused - Whether binding on the prosecution - Held: The complaint, in the instant case received by Anti- Corruption Bureau, only triggered the investigation - It did not form the foundation of the case o the FIR - The complaint was not part of the police report - Therefore, non-supply of the complaint or the contents thereof do not violate the principle of fair trial - The complaint was not part of the police report - Therefore, non-supply of the complaint or the contents thereof do not violate the principle of fair trial -
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