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1964 Supreme(Pat) 99

TARKESHWAR NATH
Sardar Amar Singh – Appellant
Versus
K. S. Badalia – Respondent


Judgment

1. This appeal by the complainant is directed against a judgement of acquittal by the Munsif Magistrate, first class, Patna. The complainant has preferred this appeal under Sec. 417(3) of the Code of Criminal Procedure. His case, in brief, was that he was a member nominated by the District Judge. Patna of the supervising Committee of Takht Harmandirji, Patna City, and he was held in high esteem in society by the other nominated and elected members, office bearers and the Public at large. On 21-8-1959 the respondent sent a letter to Sardar Surjit Singhji Majithia, Deputy Defence Minister, Government of India, New Delhi, making baseless and scandalous imputations against the appellant. The appellant alleged in the petition of complaint that the letter contained defamatory statements which had caused considerable loss of prestige and harm to him. The appellant took strong exception to the following statements made in that letter :

"What this Sardar Amar Singh was and is, is not unknown to old police officers who are now, at the top posts, and how he has amassed some wealth by hook and by crook, and how he rose from a mere transport worker as Khalasi or driver to the present po








































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