RAJEEV RANJAN PRASAD
Lal Bhushan Singh, Son of Saryug Singh – Appellant
Versus
State of Bihar – Respondent
1. To act as a police officer is not an act of heroism. This case demonstrates how a person in power can demolish the rule of law and a common citizen may be harassed to the extent it is possible. This is a case in which as back as on 10.03.2016 the petitioner was allegedly apprehended while he made a firing from his rifle and that firing was allegedly made while the petitioner was in intoxicated condition. He was brought to the police station and his licensee rifle was seized. He was taken to Patna Medical College Hospital (P.M.C.H.) where doctor found him conscious, but smell of wine was coming from his mouth. Since there was no facility to analyze the blood sample in the P.M.C.H. the doctor provided the blood sample to the investigating officer to get it examined from somewhere else.
2. The investigating officer came back with the blood sample but did not take any action to proceed further. The petitioner was released from the police station and rifle in question remained under seizure, but without reporting the incident to the court of learned C.J.M. at Patna within whose jurisdiction the occurrence had taken place and the seizure was made. No report of seizure was sub
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