programme as a whole; the
petitioner did not have any malicious intent and mens rea to
outrage religious beliefs and feelings; the programme ... person and at best the words exhibit carelessness without any
deliberate and malicious intent, which fall outside the ambit of
Sections 153A, 295A
take necessary action against the erring police
officers for conducting a malicious investigation. In the meantime, the
Government, by order dated 29.06.2011, decided ... appellant that the prosecution launched against
him by the Kerala police was malicious on account of two reasons, the
first being that the said prosecution
Section 295A of the IPC which reads as follows:-
“295A. Deliberate and malicious acts, intended
to outrage religious feelings of any class by
insulting ... religion or religious beliefs.—
Whoever, with deliberate and malicious
intention of outraging the religious feelings of
any class of 273 [citizens of India
295A of the I.P.C. reads thus:-
“295-A. Deliberate and malicious acts,
intended to outrage religious feelings or
WP(Crl.) 44/2018 ... class by insulting its religion or
religious beliefs.- Whoever, with deliberate
and malicious intention of outraging the
religious feelings of any class of citizens
else, but wherein the
complaint is found to be "false and maliciously false".
Class `C' cases.- Wherein no offence has been committed ... neither true nor false" or "false but not
maliciously false."
22. Be that as it may, when the report of Police Officer
that the Petitioners
herein have committed offence of defamation by publication of
malicious imputation of print by electronic message/mail dated 5th
June ... public Limited Company.
In that capacity, he was aggrieved by the malicious publication by the
Petitioners referred to earlier. It is his case that
resolution plan and a declaration that the
dissenting financial creditors voted with malicious intention of
liquidation and hence, their votes ought to be ignored ... follow that they did not do so in
good faith but with malicious intent, warranting intervention
by the adjudicating authority and the appellate authority
Shri Ram Naresh Yadav vs The State Of Madhya Pradesh on 5 May, 2015
Bench
judicial act, though it be alleged to have been done maliciously
and corruptly; therefore the proposed allegation would not
make the declaration good. The public ... plea a replication was filed, that the words were spoken falsely
and maliciously, and without any reasonable, probable, or
justifiable cause, and without any foundation
complaint lodged by
respondent No. 5 about absconding of Khwaja Yunus was maliciously
false. The State C.I.D., who investigated the said offence, requested ... against Khwaja Yunus having absconded after the jeep accident is
maliciously false. At the same time, it establishes that Khwaja Yunus
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