Supreme Court of India
Rajesh Kumar Singh v. High Court of Judicature of Madhya Pradesh, Bench Gwalior
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Contempt of Courts Act, I 97 I: Section I 9; Contempt-Use of an unwarranted language by a police officer in a Court of Judicial Magistrate-Complaint to Inspector General of Police and reference to High Court-/. . directing inquiry and disciplinary action against erring police officer-Conducting of inquiry and recording of statements of witnesses by Inquiry Officer-In the Contempt proceedings against the Police Officer, holding the Police Officer guilty, High Court directed issuance of show cause notices to Inspector General of Police and the Inquiry Officer for · Contempt of Court-Accepting…
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