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DELHI HIGH COURT
R.K.GAUBA
Central Bureau of Investigation – Appellant
Versus
Ashok Kumar Aggarwal – Respondent
1. The respondent, an officer of Indian Revenue Service (IRS) had been arrested in the course of investigation of certain cases including RC No. S19 E0006 99 EOU-VII/EO-III/CBI (FIR) of the petitioner Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). On conclusion of investigation, report (charge-sheet) under Section 173 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 (Cr. PC) is stated to have been filed against him, inter alia, on the strength of sanction for his prosecution. Simultaneously, investigation in the other FIRs was also concluded and criminal cases came up before the court of Special Judge (Prevention of Corruption Act) on the charge-sheet(s) filed therein. Some effective orders for putting the respondent on trial as accused in those cases were passed by the Special Judge, these included orders dated 17.12.2005 and 24.05.2014.
2. The respondent assailed the said orders and the orders dated 21.06.2002 and 26.11.2002, whereby sanction had been accorded for his prosecution, by WP (Crl.) 1401/2002 and criminal revision petition no.338/2014. Both the said petitions were allowed by a learned single Judge of this court by a common order dated 13.01.2016, bringing an end to th
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