Supreme Court of India
R. P. Kapur and Others v. Sardar Pratap Singh Kairon and Others
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Before parting with this case we consider it neces sary to make some observations with regard to a matter which has caused us some anxiety and concern.
Judgment, page 19
From the headnote
Criminal Procedure-Investigation of offences-Investigation by Deputy Superintendent of Police under orders of Inspector-Gene ral of Police - Validity- Allegations against Chief Minister N ecessity of affidavit by Chief Minister-Code of Criminal Proce dure, I898 (V of I898), ss. Ij4, Ij6, I57 and 55I-Constitution of Ifldia, Art. I4. One S sent a complaint against the first petitioner to the Chief Minister who sent it to the Additional Inspector-General of Police who in his turn sent it to the Deputy Superintendent of Police, .I. ., with the endorsement " Register a case and investigate…
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