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HC dismissed the writ petition challenging criminal complaints under Section 177 IPC and Section 132 Customs Act related to misdeclaration of pesticides. The court held that the petitioner had already challenged the same grounds in a discharge application and revision petition, and filing a parallel writ petition amounted to bypassing the established legal remedy. The court found no merit in the petition, emphasizing procedural consistency and the need to exhaust alternative legal remedies before seeking extraordinary judicial intervention.
HC dismissed the writ petition challenging criminal complaints under Section 177 IPC and Section 132 Customs Act related to misdeclaration of pesticides. The court held that the petitioner had already challenged the same grounds in a discharge application and revision petition, and filing a parallel writ petition amounted to bypassing the established legal remedy. The court found no merit in the petition, emphasizing procedural consistency and the need to exhaust alternative legal remedies before seeking extraordinary judicial intervention.
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