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(Emphasis supplied) This has been the law right from 2016 as followed in the afore-quoted judgment. But, the Magistrates have not changed their attitude of passing callous orders of granting permission which sometimes is only a one word order "permitted". Therefore, the learned Magistrates by their callous action of passing of such orders have generated huge litigation before this Court as petitions are being filed under Section 482 of the Cr.P.C., seeking quashing of such orders which grant permission bearing no application of mind. Therefore, the learned Magistrates who pass such orders have contributed/ contributing to the docket explosion before this Court. It is rather unfortunate that the learned Magistrates are contributing to the pendency of such cases in the judiciary itself. It is high time now, that the learned Magistrates should