Chandrababu Naidu's Petition To Quash FIR - Live Updates From Supreme Court

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3 Oct 2023 10:50 AM IST

  • Chandrababu Naidus Petition To Quash FIR - Live Updates From Supreme Court

    The Supreme Court will hear today the petition filed by former Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister and Telugu Desom Party leader N Chandrababu Naidu seeking to quash the FIR in relation to the alleged skill development scam.A bench comprising Justices Aniruddha Bose and Bela M Trivedi will hear the matter. Last week, his petition got adjourned as Justice SVN Bhatti (who hails from Andhra...

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    • 3 Oct 2023 1:13 PM IST

      Luthra : They are roping him in FIR after FIR. This is a clear case of regime revenge.

      Justice Bose : We are only on 17A.

    • 3 Oct 2023 1:12 PM IST

      Singhvi : Ultimately, this is a matter which requires consideration. This is not a frivolous argument. If a benefit is given to the accused by the law, then it must be interpreted in a way to ensure that it is given.

    • 3 Oct 2023 1:09 PM IST

      Singhvi : As per remand report, the transactions spread from 2015- 2019. So at least for one year, there is an overlap (with 2018, when 17A was introduced). This is as per their remand report. So it is not a clean cut.

    • 3 Oct 2023 1:08 PM IST

      Singhvi : This is nullifying the objective of the Parliament to give protection to policymakers.

    • 3 Oct 2023 1:07 PM IST

      Justice Bose : The FIR is for PC Act and IPC offences.

      Singhvi : Did they approach this as an IPC case. They went to the Special Court under PC Act.

    • 3 Oct 2023 1:06 PM IST

      Singhvi : The objective of the amendment is to give a filter of protection. The judge notes this is a cabinet decision. So prima facie, it is in discharge of official duties.

      Justice Trivedi : We are not on merits.

      Justice Bose : We are not interested in this question of official discharge.

      Rohatgi. : It is a question of fact after all.

    • 3 Oct 2023 1:05 PM IST

      Singhvi : Learned judge notes that this is a cabinet decision...

      Justice Trivedi : We are not on merits.

      Singhvi : I am saying this for the argument on discharge of official duties.

    • 3 Oct 2023 1:04 PM IST

      Justice Trivedi : In the Code of Criminal Procedure, there is nothing like this.

      Singhvi : You have a PC Act offence. PC Act offence goes to Special Court.

      Justice Trivedi : FIR is for both PC Act and IPC offences.

    • 3 Oct 2023 1:03 PM IST

      Rohatgi (for AP) : This question is settled by the Supreme Court.....

      Judges are now discussing.

    • 3 Oct 2023 1:02 PM IST

      Justice Bose : At this stage, we are introspecting the pure position of law advanced by you.

      Justice Trivedi : The question is whether it is applicable to offences under the Indian Penal Code or just the PC Act

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