Supreme Court of India
Sujatha Ravi Kiran @ Sujatasahu v. State of Kerala & Ors.
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We are of the view that the case in hand does not entail a direction for transferring the investigation from the state police/special team of State Police Officers to C.B.l.
Judgment, page 7
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: s.406 - Tram/er of s.482 petition - Complaint filed by petitioner-wife against husband, in laws and also against 5 naval officers and wife of one of them alleging physical and mental cruelty and wife swapping - . "Investigation pending with Harbour Police Station. Kochi, Kera/a - While rejecting anticipatory bail of husband, High Court of Kera/a directed thorough investigation by special team of state police officers - Naval officers filed petitions before High Court of Kera/a for quashing the proceedings - Petitioner filed instant transfer petitions seeking
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