Supreme Court of India
Satinder Singh Bhasin v. Government of Nct of Delhi & Ors.
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Constitution of India: Art. 32 – FIRs lodged in the State of U.P. and in the S tate of NCT of Delhi – Writ petition u/Art. 32 of Constitut ion – Seeking writ of Mandamus directing CBI to take over investig ation of all the FIRs – In the alternative sought consolidation of all the FIRs and entrustment thereof to one agency – Petitioner also sought interim relief of bail in all the FIRs and stay of the proc eedings in the FIRs – Held: Transfer of FIRs to CBI and consolidati on of all the FIRs do not merit consideration in the facts of the case – In overall view of the matter, the petitioner is
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