Supreme Court of India
Pramod Kumar Shukla v. State of Uttar Pradesh
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What the Court ordered
Accordingly, finding no perversity in the findings rendered by the High Court warranting interference, the present Appeal is sans merit and is dismissed.
Judgment, 49
In brief
The complainant alleged that the appellant held himself out as having influence in the Directorate of Education, Prayagraj, and promised to secure clerk's posts for the complainant's son and grandson against payment of ₹20,00,000, his father assuring refund if appointments failed. The complainant transferred ₹50,000, ₹25,000, ₹50,000 and ₹50,000 to the appellant's SBI account in January 2023, but no interview was ever held, and on 19.05.2024 the appellant allegedly abused and threatened the complainant's family when repayment was demanded.…
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