opinion, the challan which the police referred to as an incomplete challan, namely, the one of 2nd October, 1949, was in fact a complete report ... report of 2nd October, 1949, which the police called their incomplete challan. The witnesses named in the second Challan of the 5th October, 1949 were
them
under Section 167 (2) Cr.P.C. On presentation of
incomplete challan without the report of chemical
examiner and the prosecution agency having ... cannot be defeated by merely filing an
incomplete challan. It is pertinent to observe here
that all observations made in this judgment are in
context
Accused is in custody since 18.12.2016. All the allegations leveled in the
challan are subject to judicial adjudication ... forensic
laboratory had to be obtained would not make the police
challan incomplete final police report-Filing of subsequent
supplementary challan to form part
petitioner was arrested on 17.03.2017 and the prosecution
had filed incomplete Challan on 06.09.2017 without FSL report. In absence of
the FSL report, the prosecution
that revision petition was
filed as the State has submitted the incomplete challan and report of the chemical
examiner was not submitted before the learned
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Therefore, it cannot be said that the challan is
incomplete. The report under Section 173(2) Cr.P.C.
specifically bears ... statement under
Section 161 Cr.P.C. is not attached with the challan
meaning thereby that there is no such statement so
recorded
included in the
charge-sheet. He contends that incomplete charge-sheet was filed
on 12.1.2017 and the trial Court took cognizance against the
accused ... Court to grant them compulsive bail on the ground that the
challan was incomplete and cognizance should not be taken
thereupon. The trial Court rejected
petitioner is that
the challan was presented by the police without the FSL report and
therefore, challan was not complete and accused-petitioner is entitled ... anything now. Therefore, in no way, it can be held that
challan is incomplete.
Learned State counsel relied upon the judgment passed
already
been filed whereas in the present case investigation is
incomplete and no Challan has been filed so far.
5. It is further contended
challan in the court of Ms. Rekha, CMM, (North-West), Rohini, Delhi and
even subsequent thereto, after filing of the challan by the police ... complainant's representation for proper investigation and filed an
incomplete and defective challan u/s 173 of Cr.P.C.
● That despite notice issued
