LAWS(MAD)-1998-10-141

MEERA SAHIB TENKASI Vs. THE STATE, REP. BY THE SUB INSPECTOR OF POLICE, TENKASI POLICE STATION, MOHAMMED ALI JINNAH, TENKASI, KOOLAKADAI BAZAAR AND DURAI MOHIDEEN BAWA, KOOLAKADAI BAZAAR, TENKASI

Decided On October 20, 1998
Meera Sahib Tenkasi Appellant
V/S
State, Rep. By The Sub Inspector Of Police, Tenkasi Police Station, Mohammed Ali Jinnah, Tenkasi, Koolakadai Bazaar And Durai Mohideen Bawa, Koolakadai Bazaar, Tenkasi Respondents

JUDGEMENT

(1.) THIS is an unfortunate case wherein the justice has been the causality on account of the failure of the Assistant Public Prosecutor, Grade II, Tenkasi in discharging his onerous responsibility, by bringing all the materials before the trial court, so as to enable the court to effectively render justice in a case.

(2.) A person who is appointed to this highly responsible post should always uphold the dignity of this high office with a full sense of responsibility and see that the Assistant Public Prosecutor, Grade II, Tenkasi has not only given a wrong opinion to the police, but also suppressed several material factors from the court and obtained an order permitting the withdrawal of the case, resulting in the grave injustice to the complainant.

(3.) MR . Pungalendhi, the counsel for the petitioner, Mr. Hamed Ismail, the counsel for the respondents 2 and 3 and Mr. Gunasekaran, Government Advocate appearing for the first respondent -police are heard.