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Originally posted by : Anish Thakur 9459321520
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ther is no such law for the quashing of criminal proceedings against the accused XXXXX
use some hard steps against them otherwise they will come to put there fingers on your ***.
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@ Anish
Where did you learn above from?
Have you ever plead that; the Constitution of India confers powers on the Constitutional courts to quash pending criminal proceedings!.
BTW, quashing of criminal proceedings is for accused person or complainant person Anish ? ? ? ?
In this brief authors brother in law is complainant in a S. 379 IPC case and author of the post is accused person in that first complaint case.
In second complaint case after authors sister filed S. 498a IPC author’s sister is complainant and author’s brother in law is accused person (i.e. her husband) in another S. 379 IPC.
This thread post author is simply asking us can he quash the criminal complaint that means he is asking for quashing of S. 379 IPC filed on him as he being accused person there and you are telling him that his BIL will put fingers in his *** if he goes for quash and also telling him “there is no such law to quash criminal proceedings against an accused person”. FANTASTIC pls. do not spoil name of Hon'ble SC by going there for practice as your profile says you are a practicing advocate at Supreme Court of India !!!
The Supreme Court in a recent decision ref.: State of Maharashtra v. Arun Gulab Gawali, noting the amplitude of quash powers and the consequences which they carry revisited the law on the issue (QUASH), read it and correct yourself for atleast public forum writings purposes.
