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DECISION - 356 719 in question, he was the Union Minister for Environment and Forests, Government of India. The Supreme Court held that the condition which is sine qua non for recording a First Information Report is that there must be an information and that information must disclose a cognizable offence. It is therefore, manifestly clear that if any information disclosing a cognizable offence is laid before an officer-in-Charge of a police station satisfying the requirements of sec. 154(1) Cr.P.C., the said police officer has no other option except to enter the substance thereof in the prescribed form, that is to say, to register a case on the basis of such information. The commencement of investigation in a cognizable offence by a police officer is subject to two conditions, firstly, the police officer should have reason to suspect the commission of a cognizable offence as required by sec. 157(1) Cr.P.C. and secondly, the police officer should subjectively satisfy himself as to whether there is sufficient ground for entering on an investigation even before he starts an investigation into the facts and circumstances of the case as contemplated under clause (b) of the proviso to sec. 157(1). Further, as clause(b) of the proviso permits the police officer to satisfy himself about the sufficiency of the ground even before entering on an investigation, it postulates that the police officer has to draw his satisfaction only on the materials which were placed before him at that stage, namely, the first information together with the documents, if any, enclosed. In other words, the police officer has to satisfy himself only on the allegations mentioned in the first information before he enters on an investigation as to whether those allegations do constitute a cognizable offence warranting an investigation. The investigation of a cognizable offence is the field exclusively reserved for the police officers whose powers in that field are unfettered so long as the power to investigate into the cognizable offences is legitimately exercised in strict compliance with the provisions falling under Chapter XII of the Code and the courts are
720 DECISION - 356 not justified in obliterating the track of investigation when the investigating agencies are well within their legal bounds as aforementioned. Indeed, a noticeable feature of the scheme under Chapter XIV of the Code is that a Magistrate is kept in the picture at all stages of the police investigation but he is not authorised to interfere with the actual investigation or to direct the police how that investigation is to be conducted. But if a police officer transgresses the circumscribed limits and improperly and illegally exercises his investigatory powers in breach of any statutory provision causing serious prejudice to the personal liberty and also property of a citizen, then the court on being approached by the person aggrieved for the redress of any grievance, has to consider the nature and extent of the breach and pass appropriate orders as may be called for without leaving the citizens to the mercy of police echelons since human dignity is a dear value of the Constitution. It needs no emphasis that no one can demand absolute immunity even if he is wrong and claim unquestionable right and unlimited powers exercisable up to unfathomable cosmos. Any recognition of such power will be tantamount to recognition of ‘Divine Power’ which no authority on earth can enjoy. Investigation cannot be quashed on the basis of denial statement of party against whom commission of offence is alleged. In the following categories of cases, the High Court may in exercise of powers under Art. 226 of Constitution or under sec. 482 Cr.P.C. may interfere in proceedings relating to cognizable offences to prevent abuse of the process of any court or otherwise to secure the ends of justice. However, power should be exercised sparingly and that too in the rarest of rare cases. (i) Where the allegations made in the First Information Report or the complaint, even if they are taken at their face value and accepted in their entirety do not prima facie constitute any offence or make out a case against the accused.
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100 DECISION - 372.S.B. Ramesh vs.
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102 DECISION - 168.Natarajan vs. Di
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104 DECISION - 303. Order — in cy
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106 DECISION - 388.Rajasingh vs. St
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108 DECISION - 418.State of Maharas
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110 DECISION - 231.R.S. Nayak vs. A
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114 DECISION - 343. Penalty — red
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116 DECISION - 265.Udaivir Singh vs
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118 DECISION - 123.A.K. Kraipak vs.
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120 DECISION - 329.Union of India v
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122 DECISION - 392. Reasonable oppo
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124 DECISION - 412. Revision / Revi
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126 DECISION - 418. Sanction of pro
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128 DECISION - 201.Hazari Lal vs. S
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136 DECISION - 476. Trap — legiti
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138 DECISION - 201.Hazari Lal vs. S
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142 DECISION - 523.M.Narsinga Rao v
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160 DECISION - 529. Bank of India v
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162 DECISION - 288. Chairman, Nimba
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166 DECISION - 452. Govt. of Andhra
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168 DECISION - 330. In re Gopal Kri
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170 DECISION - 532. K.C. Sareen vs.
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172 DECISION - 97. M M. Gopalakrish
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174 DECISION - 190. Mohd. Iqbal Ahm
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176 DECISION - 504. P. Nallammal vs
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178 DECISION - 422. Rajesh Kumar Ka
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180 DECISION - 324. Sarup Singh, ex
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182 DECISION - 428. State Bank of B
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184 DECISION - 227. State of Madhya
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186 DECISION - 396. State of Tamil
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188 DECISION - 280. Tarsem Lal vs.
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202 DECISION - 10 The petitioner, a
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218 DECISION -21 Mubarak Ali vs. St
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234 DECISION - 30 High Court set as
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236 DECISION - 32 State of Madhya P
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358 DECISION - 119 Kshirode Behari
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360 DECISION - 121 Punjab. A depart
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394 DECISION -148 (148) Compulsory
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442 DECISION - 185 (185) Terminatio
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482 DECISION - 212 The presumptions
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492 DECISION - 221 High Court is th
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516 DECISION - 235 (B) Misconduct
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524 DECISION - 240 For this purpose
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536 DECISION - 245 recorded earlier
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538 DECISION - 247 will act as Supe
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552 DECISION - 258 Civil Services (
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974 DECISION - 547 (547) Witnesses
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