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CALCUTTA HIGH COURT
ANINDA SUNDAR DAS – Appellant
Versus
STATE OF WEST BENGAL AND ORS – Respondent
Court No. 8 WPA (P) No. 591 of 2022
01.08.2025 Aninda Sundar Das (Item No. 44 PA (Chamber) Vs.
State of West Bengal & Ors.
1. None appears for the parties. Upon perusing the records it appears that the issue involved herein is of serious in nature. For the interest of justice the following order is passed.
2. In the instant public interest litigation the petitioner prays inter alia for the following relief(s):-
“a) Issue a Writ of and/or Writs in the nature of Certiorari directing the respondents each one of them, their men, agents and assigns to transmit to this Hon’ble Court the records of the case, herein, so that conscionable justice may be administered by perusing the same.
b) A Writ of and/or in the nature of Mandamus thereby directing the respondent Central Bureau of investigation to take cognizanc
The court established that a Writ of Mandamus can be issued to compel a public authority to conduct an inquiry and take action in cases of alleged corruption, reinforcing the principle of accountabil....
The appropriate remedy for non-registration of FIR is to take recourse under other provisions of the CrPC, not seeking relief under Article 226.
The registration of an FIR is obligatory if the information provided indicates a cognizable offence, as preliminary inquiries cannot delay the registration process, particularly in cases involving sy....
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