Supreme Court of India
Ch. Ramoji Rao, Chairman Ramoji Group of Companies and Anr. v. State of Andhra Pradesh
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973: s.482-Application before High Court for quashing proceedings pursuant to complaint ulss. I 99 and 200 - Complaint alleging a telecast made on T. V. channel with intention to harm reputation of Chief Minister and other fimctionaries of State-High Court declining to interfere-Before Supreme Court defence pleading that there was no such intention behind the telecast-Direction given to the channel to telecast with the clarification whereupon proceedings will be withdrawn-Penal Code.
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