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2011 Supreme(Online)(Gau) 14

GAUHATI HIGH COURT
S. Saha, J
Khokan Debbarma v. State of Tripura and Another


Advocates:
For the Appellants/Petitioners: Mr. D. C. Kabir
For the Respondents: Mr. D. Datta, Mr. A. Ghosh

Table of Content
1. application for transfer of trial due to apprehended bias. (Para 1 , 3)
2. fair trial is a fundamental right ensuring justice. (Para 5 , 14)
3. informant's wish for a fair trial affects case transfer. (Para 10 , 11)
4. procedure for transferring case established. (Para 12 , 18)
5. final decision resulted in case transfer. (Para 17 , 19)

1. The instant application is filed by the petitioner, Sri Khokan Debbarma, an accused in Agartala Women P.S. Case No. 24 of 2009 wherein the police ultimately filed charge - sheet against the petitioner and the petitioner is facing trial in a sessions proceeding being ST 54 (WT / A) 2010 under S.498A and S.306, IPC pending before the Court of the Additional Sessions Judge, West Tripura, Agartala, Court No. 3 either to quash the entire proceeding or withdraw the case from the Court of the Additional Sessions Judge, West Tripura, Agartala, Court No. 3 and transfer the same in any other Sessions Court within West Tripura District on the ground that the Presiding Judge of the aforesaid Court is a relation of Mr. B. B. Das, the ex - Chairman of Tripura Public Service Commission (TPSC) who is closely associated with Mr. B. K. Roy, a Commiss





















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