1. By the present petition, the petitioner has assailed an order passed by learned ASJ dismissing the revision petition of the petitioner against an order of learned MM dismissing an application for the petitioner under Section 156(3) Cr. P.C.

2. Brief facts relevant for purposes of deciding the present petition are that the petitioner made a complaint to SHO that he received threats on his mobile phone from another mobile phone whose phone number petitioner disclosed. The petitioner had recorded the conversation of the caller and himself and gave this conversation to the police and wanted police to initiate action. The police, however, did not register an FIR. The petitioner thereafter approached the learned MM. The learned MM in his order observed that in his opinion the allegations made in the application by the petitioner do not warrant registration of an FIR as the petitioner had failed to explain why involvement of police machinery was required since no recovery was to be made by the police officials and the allegations of illegal demand of money and giving threats could very well be established before the Court on leading proper evidence. He further observed that no