Contempt of court orders by investigating officer

It sounds like you're referring to a serious allegation of contempt of court involving case CR227/2015, where investigating officers allegedly failed to comply with judicial orders and withheld vital records to protect white-collar accused.

This kind of conduct—if proven—could fall under civil contempt, which is defined as willful disobedience to any judgment, decree, direction, order, writ or breach of an undertaking given to a court2.

💡 Here's what typically happens in such cases: Contempt petitions can be filed under Section 11 of the Contempt of Courts Act, 1971, to initiate proceedings against officials who defy court orders.

Courts may summon the officers involved and demand an explanation for non-compliance. If contempt is established, penalties can include fines or even imprisonment, depending on the severity and intent. If you're personally affected or involved in this matter, you might consider:

Consulting a legal expert to explore filing a contempt petition. Gathering documentation that shows the court order and the officers’ failure to comply. Highlighting any pattern of delay or obstruction that suggests malafide intent.