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1985 Supreme(Raj) 753

KANTA BHATNAGAR
Chaina Ram – Appellant
Versus
State Of Rajasthan – Respondent


Advocates:
For the Petitioner:M.M. Singhvi & S.K. Mathur, Advocate.
For the Respondent: Miss Sumitra Sankhla, P.P.

JUDGMENT

1. - This revision petition has been filed in grievance to the order dated June 12, 1984 by which the Chief Judicial Magistrate Nagaur rejected the preliminary objections of the petitioners regarding the limitation for taking cognizance of the case under Sections 379 and 411 IPC.

2. On February 9, 1971 one Kishoresingh of Village Jagi lodged a written report before the Superintendent of Police, Naguar, alleging therein that Jeep No. MRG 1264 being used in connection with the Election Work during those days had been stolen at the cattle fair Manasar on February 9, 1971 at about 3.00 p.m. Case under Section 379 Indian Penal Code was registered. Police could not trace out the thief and, therefore, final report was filed in the Court. On September 18, 1978 S.H.O. Khunkhuna received information through, a 'mukhbir' that the Jeep, stolen at cattle fair Manasar in 1971 was there in the 'Bada' of Hardeen Ram Jat. On investigation Police came to know that the Jeep was placed there by Chairman Ex-Pradhan, Badabara, Ramchandra Jat and one more person seven or eight months before in the night. Hardeenram, Nanuram, Magangingh, Surajnarayan and Bhanwaroon Khan were examined by the Police

















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