Karnataka High Court
Rajesh S/O Anandrao Ghate vs The State Of Karnataka Through Shahabad ... on 28 March, 2016
Author: K.N.Phaneendra
Bench: K.N.Phaneendra
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IN THE HIGH COURT OF KARNATAKA
KALABURAGI BENCH
DATED THIS THE 28TH DAY OF MARCH 2016
BEFORE
THE HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE K.N.PHANEENDRA
CRIMINAL PETITION No.201090/2015
Between:
1. Rajesh S/o Anandrao Ghate
Age: 27 years, Occ: Driver
R/o Velgettor
Dist. Karimnagar (AP)
2. Anandrao @ Annappa
S/o Rajanna Ghate
Age: 53 Years
Occ: Pvt. Doctor
R/o Velgettor
Dist. Karimnagar (AP)
3. Shant @ Khyad
W/o Anandrao Ghate
Age: 47 Years
Occ: House-hold
R/o Velgettor
Dist. Karimnagar (AP)
4. Jyoti
D/o Anandrao Ghate
Age: 26 Years
Occ: House-hold
R/o Velgettor
Dist. Karimnagar (AP)
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5. Rajita
D/o Anandrao Ghate
Age: 24 Years
Occ: House-hold
R/o Velgettor
Dist. Karimnagar (AP)
6. Lata
D/o Anandrao Ghate
Age: 22 Years
Occ: House-hold
R/o Velgettor
Dist. Karimnagar (AP)
... Petitioners
(By Sri Sharanabassappa K. Babshetty, Advocate)
And:
1. The State of Karnataka
Through Shahabad Town Police Station
Tq. Chincholi, Dist. Kalaburagi
2. Smt. Shivaranjini
W/o Rajesh Ghate
Age: 21 Years
Occ: House-hold
R/o Velgetoor
Dist. Karimnagar
Andhra Pradesh
Now residing at Hanuman Nagar
Shahabad, Tq. Chitapur
Dist. Kalaburagi
... Respondents
(By Sri Maqbool Ahmed, HCGP for R1
Sri K.A. Kalburagi Adv. for R2)
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This Criminal Petition is filed under Section 482 of
Cr.P.C. praying to allow the petition and quash the FIR and
Charge-Sheet registered against the petitioners for the
offence P/U/Sec. 143, 147, 323, 504, 506, 498(A) & 307
R/w 149 of IPC, in S.C. No.179/2014, pending before the 3rd
Addl. Sessions Judge at Kalaburagi.
This petition coming on for Admission this day, the
Court made the following:
ORDER
On perusal of the FIR and also the charge sheet papers it reveals that the complainant has made specific allegations against all the petitioners herein and the allegations made in the complaint are sufficient to constitute the offence alleged under Sections 323, 307, 498A, 504, 506 read with Section 149 of IPC.
2. When the police have thoroughly investigated the complaint averments after recording the relevant witnesses and filed charge sheet and the learned Magistrate after going through the contents of the charge sheet has taken cognizance of the offence 4 alleged against the petitioners when such being the case Section 482 cannot be invoked. Further added to that Section 482 is a special provision which has to be exercised in rarest of rare case where materials are available on record are of sterling quality, in order to disbelieve the case of the prosecution. In my opinion such material is not available so far as this case is concerned. The allegations made in the FIR are supported by the witnesses. Such allegations has to be thrashed out during the course of trial, to ascertain the truth or falsity.
3. In the above said circumstances, I do not find any strong reason to interfere with the order of Trial Court. Hence, petition deserves to dismissed and accordingly dismissed.
Sd/-
JUDGE sdu