there has to be prior application under Section 154(1) and
154(3) of the CrPC. It has been held as under ... , there
have to be applications under Sections 154(1) and
154(3) of the CrPC. This Court emphasises the
necessity to file
petitioner
to his alternating remedy, firstly under
section 154(3) and section 36 , Criminal
Procedure Code before the concerned police
officers, and if that ... remedy is to approach
the Superintendent of Police under section
154(3) , Criminal Procedure Code or other
police officer referred to in section 36 ,
Criminal
petitioner to his alternating
remedy, firstly under section 154(3) and section 36 ,
Criminal Procedure Code before the concerned police
officers, and if that ... remedy is to
approach the Superintendent of Police under section
154(3) , Criminal Procedure Code or other police officer
referred to in section 36 , Criminal
investigation under Section 156(3) of the Code of Criminal Procedure
2
(in short, ' CrPC '), in respect of the cognizable offences ... Appellants that there is no complaint under
Section 154(1) / 154(3) of the CrPC prior to invocation of the power
under Section
petitioner
to his alternating remedy, firstly under
section 154(3) and section 36 , Criminal
Procedure Code before the concerned police
officers, and if that ... remedy is to approach the
Superintendent of Police under section
154(3) , Criminal Procedure Code or other
police officer referred to in section 36 ,
Criminal
petitioner to his alternating remedy, firstly under section
154(3) and section 36 , Criminal Procedure Code before the
concerned police officers, and if that ... remedy is to approach
the Superintendent of Police under section 154(3) , Criminal
Procedure Code or other police officer referred to in section
36 , Criminal
offence.
18. An information given under sub-section
(1) of Section 154 CrPC is commonly known as
First Information Report (FIR) though this ... that it may not satisfy the
requirement of Section 154 of the Code of
Criminal Procedure. [See Om Prakash alias
Raja v. State of Uttaranchal
petitioner to
his alternating remedy, firstly under section 154(3) and
section 36 , Criminal Procedure Code before the
concerned police officers, and if that ... remedy is to
approach the Superintendent of Police under section
154(3) , Criminal Procedure Code or other police officer
referred to in section 36 , Criminal
petitioner to
his alternating remedy, firstly under section 154(3) and
section 36 , Criminal Procedure Code before the
concerned police officers, and if that ... remedy is to
approach the Superintendent of Police under section
154(3) , Criminal Procedure Code or other police officer
referred to in section 36 , Criminal
Police under section
154(3) , Criminal Procedure Code or other police officer
referred to in section 36 , Criminal Procedure Code. If
despite approaching the Superintendent ... section
482 , Criminal Procedure Code. Moreover he has a
further remedy of filing a criminal complaint under section
200 , Criminal Procedure Code. Why then should
