Narayan, J.

1. These two applications have been heard together. The application which has been registered as Criminal Miscellaneous No. 223 of 1951 is for the transfer of a case under Sec.211 of the Indian Penal Code, pending in the Court of Mr. J. P. Singh, Subdivisional Magistrate of Khunti, from his file to the file of any other competent Magistrate, and the application which has been registered as Criminal Revision No. 575 of 1951 is an application for directing a further enquiry into the case on account of the dismissal of which the petitioner is being prosecuted under Sec.211 of the Indian Penal Code.

2. On the 8th of May, 1950, the petitioner lodged a first information report at the Tamar police station in which certain very serious allegations were made by him against the Inspector of Amins, deputed for the demarcation of forests, a Forest Guard and certain constables of the Armed Force. The occurrence was alleged to have taken place on that very day at 9 A.M. and the first information re- port was lodged at 4 P. M. The allegations were that the abovementioned persons went to the shop or the house of the complainant and asked him to supply flour, sugar and ghee, Nei