M.L. Mehta, J.

1. The Petitioner, at the relevant time, was posted as Constable in Delhi Police. Allegedly he had threatened one Mr. Rajiv Sharma on his telephone to pay him 50,000/-, otherwise it could be dangerous for his life. The telephone call was received by Nurse Licy posted in the hospital of Dr. Rajeev Sharma. The Petitioner who threatened on telephone claimed himself to be a gangster of LTTE. Dr. Rajeev Sharma directed Nurse Licy to fix an appointment with the person who had called him to pay the amount in case of receiving telephone call. On 14th December 1991, he allegedly rang up at 10 am and repeated the same words. On this Nurse Licy fixed a time and venue. On the same day, near the gate of Vishal Cinema at about 3.45 pm; a young man whose name was later on disclosed as George N.S. came there and talked with Nurse Licy and as soon as he accepted the bag of money which was containing plain papers, Nurse Licy gave signal and the police personnel who were nearby, apprehended George N.S. who had been working as Constable with Delhi Police Control room. On this basis, an FIR bearing number 351 dated 14th December 1991 under Sections 384, 506 IPC Police Station Sult