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<h1>Court emphasizes statutory remedies over Section 482 petition to quash criminal proceedings. Petition seen as delay tactic.</h1> The court dismissed the petitioner's request to quash criminal proceedings, emphasizing the need to follow statutory remedies under the Criminal Procedure ... Criminal Conspiracy, Offences And Prosecution The petitioner sought to quash criminal proceedings against her, but the court dismissed the petition, stating that statutory remedies under the Criminal Procedure Code should be pursued instead of invoking Section 482. The court noted that similar petitions had been filed earlier and that the current petition appeared to be an attempt to delay the trial.