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Supreme Court of India 2021-04-20

Banala Madhu vs State of Telangana and another

Bench: 1 — <UNKNOWN>

In Brief

The petitioner sought to quash criminal proceedings filed against him under Section 420 IPC in connection with receiving Rs. 6,00,000 on a promise to secure railway employment through an illegal back-door method. The High Court declined to quash the proceedings but disposed of the petition by directing the Investigating Officer to strictly follow the mandatory arrest procedure under Section 41-A Cr.P.C. and guidelines from Arnesh Kumar v. State of Bihar. The petitioner was not to be arrested till investigation completion, provided he cooperated with the investigator.

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Criminal Procedure Quashing of Proceedings Arrest Procedure Section 420 IPC Illegal Transaction

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