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"The contention that if such an interpretation were placed on Section 469(1) (b) the complainants will be able to assert that the offence came to their knowledge only on a later point of time that suits them is disturbing. But the contra interpretation may result in graver injustice and prejudice. In an appropriate case the indictee will be able to contend and establish that the complainant did have actual knowledge or at least constructive knowledge about the offence and the period of limitation had started running from that day. That option will secure the interests of prevention of misuse of the provisions of Section 469(1)