Surajit Das v. State Of West Bengal

31.10.2022 Item no.41.

Court No.35.

I.T C.R.R 357 of 2016 Surajit Das -Vs.- State of West Bengal None appear on behalf of the petitioner, thus the matter is pending in the list for several days and has been called on regularly. Hence, without wasting much time the same is taken up for disposal.

This revision is filed by the petitioner challenging order dated 4th January, 2016, by the Ld. Additional District and Sessions Judge, 1st Court, Howrah in S.T. Case No.29 of 2015. By dint of the same the trial court has dismissed petitioner's prayer under Section 227 Cr.P.C, 1973, for discharge. Petitioner has filed the present revision case to state that there has not been any cogent evidence collected against him to justify to proceed against him in a trial. According to him this fact has not been considered by the trial court and on the erroneous grounds it had rejected petitioner's prayer as above. Petitioner further states that the impugned order being devoid of illegality and propriety may be set aside and in view of the materials available against him. His prayer for discharge may be allowed.

However, considering the materials available before me, I do not find the grounds pleaded by the petitioner to be sufficient enough to ensure an order as prayed for by him.

Enhance no infirmity could be found in the order impugned. Accordingly the impugned order is not legible interfered with and the present revision case is liable to dismissed. Record reveals that the nature of the offence as alleged against the petitioner is of sufficient gravity. Moreover, the petitioner's contentions and grounds are not based upon cogent reasons or the legal principle.

Therefore, I do not find any merit in the present revision case and the revisional application being CRR 357 of 2016 is dismissed.

(Rai Chattopadhyay, J.)