Supreme Court of India
Union of India and Anr. v. Sunil Tripathi Etc. Etc.
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Investigation: Preliminary enquiries conducted by CBI – Therein CBI reached the conclusion that it was not a fit case for the CBI to take over the investigation, and that investigation in the matters could be carried out with the State Police – In Writ petitions, High Court directed CBI to convert the preliminary enquiries into FIRs/RCs and to ensure that investigation was expeditiously completed – CBI’s appeal challenging the direction – Held: High Court did not properly analyse the pleas of CBI as well as the pleas raised by the respondents – Therefore, the case is remitted to High Court to…
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