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2015 Supreme(MP) 168

B.D.RATHI
Suresh Singh Sikarwar – Appellant
Versus
State of M. P. – Respondent


Advocates:
R.K. Sharma with D.P. Singh for petitioner;
Arun Barua. Panel Lawyer for respondent No.1/State;
Ankur Mody for respondent No.2.

ORDER :

1. The instant petition under section 482 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (for short “the Code”) has been filed by the petitioner praying for quashing of FIR registered at Crime No.537/12 for commission of offence under section 306 and 343/34 of IPC against the petitioner by Police Station Chhola Mandir, Bhopal including other consequential criminal proceedings initiated pursuant thereto.

2. Brief facts as per prosecution case, on perusal of the record goes to indicate that one Marg No. 62/12 was registered under section 174 of the Code by Police Station Chhola Mandir, Bhopal in regard to unnatural death of Krishnapal alias Raja Bundela. During inquiry, it was collected that the marriage of Krishnapal was solemnized on 19.2.2007 with Smt. Radha alias Reeta, daughter of one Rajendra Singh Parmar, resident of Shivpuri. It was alleged that Krishnapal was subjected to maltreatment physically as well as mentally by his wife. The detailed discussions were mentioned in the FIR hence need not be proliferated. On 6.9.2012 on being called by his father-in-law Rajendra Singh, Krishnapal (since deceased) along with his friends Prashant and Neelesh reached at Shivpuri in a car. When the































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