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Blatantly false & Malicious Rape case on MAN NOT even in INDIA ! Case closed & criminal CrPc 195 on fakerape woman

Full credits to Assistant Police Inspector Mr A D Kamble of Maharashtra Police & Judge Hon Mr V N Girwalkar for closing a blatantly #falsegangrape #falserape case filed by a female and for initiating proceedings u/s 195 CrPC against her hopefully to land her JAIL FOR such a blatantly FALSE case

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  • Gist
  • Woman file False rape claiming she was GANG RAPED by two and filimed by a third in a car when she went to meet them for a JOB. It turns out the neither main accused male was in India, NOR his accomplice even in the spot, NOR that car which was given as kidnap and rape vehicle even owned by the accused on date of incident
  • Magistrate closes cases and orders initiation of criminal case against false rape filing woman

CRI. M. A. NO. 106/2020.
Manish v/s. The State of Maharashtra & ors.
CNR No. MHST16­000888­2020.Exh. 01.
MHST160008882020

ORDER

BELOW EXH. 01 IN CRI. M. A. NO. 106/2020.(In continuation of Order dated 22.12.2020 passed at Exh.01, this order is passed)

1.This is an application for holding preliminary inquiry under Section 340 read with Section 195 (1)(b)(i) of The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 in order to launch the complaint against respondent no. 2 to 6 under Section 199,200, 203, 205, 209 and 211 of Indian Penal Code.

2.For the purpose of making preliminary inquiry about allegations made in this application, this Court passed an order below Exh. 1 on 22.12.2020 and thereby called the original record and proceedings of B summary report, decidedly this Court on 15.12.2020.

3.Before further discussion, it is necessary to make mention here that in the case of Union of India and othersv/s. Haresh Milani 2017(4) Mh.L.J.441, Hon’ble Bombay High Court has held that, it is not necessary to hear the other side while making preliminary inquiry under Section 340 of the Code of Criminal Procedure. Hence, in view of this authority,I have not issued notice to any of the respondents.

4.For the purpose of preliminary inquiry, I have read entire original record of the B summary report filed by the investigating officer in Crime No. 08/2020 under Section376(d), 323, 504 and 506 read with Section 34 of Indian Penal Code registered at Wai police station. I have also readoriginal record of protest petition which was filed by informant against B summary report. It would be apt tomention here that this Court by its common order dated15.12.2020 has accepted B summary report and rejected theprotest petition.

5.Informant had lodged First Information report bearing No. 08/2020 (in short FIR) on dated 18.01.2020 at Wai police station and stated that present applicant and one Bhisham Parwani committed rape on her person under promise to give her job as receptionist in Hotel at Panchgani.It is alleged in FIR that, on 24.07.2019, these accused had committed rape on her person at isolated place on Wai to Panchgani road in a vehicle bearing No MH­12­JU­9778. It is further alleged that, while committing rape by present applicant and his friend Bhisham Parwani, accused No. 3 Ravindra Waghmare had taken photo of alleged incident from his cell phone. On the basis of FIR lodged by informant, the Crime No. 08/2020 came to be registered at Wai police station under Section 376(d), 323, 504, 506 read with Section34 of Indian Penal Code.

6.Assistant Police Inspector, A. D. Kamble has carried out the investigation of the said crime. During investigation, he prepared spot panchnama, recorded statement of witnesses, got recorded statement of informant under Section 164 of Criminal Procedure Code before the Judicial Magistrate First Class, Wai. During investigation, he collected Call Details Report (in Short CDRs) of the mobile phone of informant, present applicant and Bhisham Parwani. During investigation, it was revealed that the present applicant was in foreign country on the date of alleged incident. Therefore, he collected the report from Foreign Regional Registration Officer, Mumbai and Report of Intelligence Bureau, Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India, New Delhi. As per the said reports, investigating officercame to a conclusion, that on the date of alleged incident,present applicant was not in India. During investigation, itwas revealed to I.O., that on the date of alleged incident, Bhisham Parwani was also not present at a place of alleged incident. Rather, he was present at Pune. It further revealed toI.O., that the vehicle bearing No. MH­12­JU­9778 was sold out by the present applicant to one Sandip Thorave on08.09.2018. Therefore, I.O. had collected the R.C. book of the said vehicle and also recorded statement of Chamandeep singh Bombaywale under Section 161 of Code of Criminal Procedure and thereafter come the to conclusion that on the date of alleged incident, said vehicle was not in possession of present applicant as well as Bhisham Parwani. On the basis of material collected in investigation, I.O. come to a conclusion that FIR lodged by informant is false and maliciously false and therefore, he has filed B summary report in Court.

7.After filing of B summary report, say of informant came to be called. After service of notice, informant appeared in the proceeding and resisted B summary report by filing protest petition. In her protest petition, she reiterated her contentions made in FIR. She also raised some other ground sin protest petition such as police have not mentioned date of alleged incident in FIR which was stated by her at the time of lodging of FIR. She alleged that during investigation, I.O., hasn’t conducted DNA test of present applicant and BhishamParwani.. She alleged that I. O. has not made any investigation about mobile phone of accused No. 3 Ravindra Waghmare by which he had taken photograph of alleged incident. She alleged that I.O. has not made any investigation about WhatsApp calls and messages of the mobile phone of present applicant. She further alleged that, in collusion with present applicant and Bhisham Parwani, the I.O. has submitted false B summary report by conducting one sided investigation.

8.This Court has accepted the B summary report on the following main grounds:

­a On the basis of report of Intelligence Bureau, Ministry of Home Affairs, Govt. of India New Delhi and on the basis of report of the office of Foreign Regional Registration Officer, Mumbai, it reveals that on the date of alleged incident, present applicant was in abroad.

b On the basis of CDR of the mobile phone of present applicant as well as Bhisham Parwani, it reveals that they were not present at the alleged spot of incident on the date and time of alleged incident.

c On the basis of R.C. book of vehicle bearing No. MH­12­JU­9778 and in view of statement of witness Chamandeep singh Bombaywale, it reveals that on the date of alleged incident present applicant was not owner and possessor of the said vehicle and the said vehicle was present in front of Gurudwara, Nanded.

9.On the basis of above mentioned grounds and on perusal of entire record of B summary report, I came to the conclusion that during investigation of above said crime, I.O. has touched all material aspects of investigation of this Crime and therefore, I have accepted the B summary report.

10.I have accepted B summary report filed by I.O., in Crime No., 08/2020 registered at Wai police station. On that basis, in present inquiry, I come to the conclusion that informant of said crime has given false FIR at Wai police station as well false statement on oath under Section 164 of the Criminal Procedure Code in Court of Justice. Therefore, it appears to me that the informant being legally bound by an oath or by an express provision of law to state the truth, but she has given false FIR as well as false statement under Section 164 of Code of Criminal Procedure in the Court. The informant has given statement on oath under Section 164 of Code of Criminal Procedure in the Court of Judicial Magistrate First Class, Wai, in-spite of knowledge that the Fir lodged by her is false. Informant has lodged false FIR with intent to cause injury to the present applicant and to Bhisham Parwani, knowing that no just or lawful ground for further proceeding on the basis of that false FIR.

11.Therefore, I record my finding that Criminal Prosecution is required to be initiated against the respondent No. 2 of this application who is informant of Crime No.08/2020 registered at Wai police station for the offences punishable under Section 193, 194, 199, 200 and 211 of the Indian Penal Code as per Section 195(1)(b)(i) of the Code of Criminal Procedure. She has prima facie committed aforesaid offences in relation to B summary proceeding before this Court. It is necessary to make mention here that there is no cogent and convincing material to proceed against respondents No. 3 to 6 for the offences mentioned above.

12.Considering all above grounds, a complaint is required to be filed against the present respondent No. 2 for the offences punishable under Section 193, 194, 199, 200 and211 of the Indian Penal Code as per Section 195(1)(b)(i) of the Code of Criminal Procedure. As per Section 195(1)(b)(i)of Code of Criminal Procedure, it is required to authorise officer of this Court to file a written complaint on behalf of this Court against respondent No. 2 in this Court.

Therefore, Proceed to pass following order :­

:: O R D E R ::

  1. Application is partly allowed.
  2. S. D. Dhekane, Assistant Superintendent of Civil and Criminal Court, Wai is authorised and directed to file a Written Complaint against the respondent No. 2 Ruchika Pradeep Meher as per Section 195(1)(b)(i) of Code of Criminal Procedure for the offences punishable under Section 193, 194, 199, 200 and 211 of the Indian Penal Code.

3.The record of present application as well as original record of B summary report and protest petition shall be tagged with that complaint.

4.The proceeding is dropped against respondent No.3 to 6.

Date :­ 24.12.2020.
(V. N. Girwalkar)
Place:­ Wai.
Judicial Magistrate First Class, Wai.

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Arrest 80 year old in laws as they are sarcastic !! I’ve lived 10 DAYS with in laws, so Ablaa already !!

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Notes : A wife has filed criminal cases and tried to arrest her 80 year old father in law and 75 year old mother in law claiming that they spoke sarcastically to her and did NOT allow her to touch the fridge !!! She has also tried to rope in other case against the elder couple !!!!

This woman actually married her school friend (meaning known bakra) !! Husband lives / works in Dubai and gifted her ONLY 15 kg dry fruits !!!!

Thankfully court allowed anticipatory bail for parents but their BANK ACCOUNTS are frozen !!

News headline : Court: In-laws’ daily taunts part of married life |

Mumbai News – Times of India

Rebecca Samervel | TNN |

Updated: Dec 31, 2020, 10:15 IST

MUMBAI: Observing that “talking sarcastically and taunting by in-laws is part of the wear and tear of married life” that every family witnesses, a sessions court recently granted anticipatory bail to a Malabar Hill couple, aged 80 and 75, who were accused of ill treatment by their estranged daughter-in-law, reports Rebecca Samervel .

The court also refuted the woman’s arguments that their plea should be rejected on the grounds that her in-laws were on the list put together by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists of people who had offshore entities. The court said, “There may be a probe pending under ICIJ, which has no concern while deciding the application.”

Woman’s allegations against her in-laws ‘general in nature’: Court

Observing that that this was an independent crime, the court said, “It is not shown if any crime is registered against the applicants for alleged involvement. So at this juncture, there is no need to get impressed by the proceedings.”

The 30-year-old woman got married to her now Dubai-based school friend in 2018. She claimed that it was only a few days before the wedding, while she was preparing documents to get the marriage registered, that her family realised that her husband was actually the biological child of the domestic help and was adopted and raised by her purported in-laws.

The woman alleged, among other things, that while her inlaws did not gift her anything at the wedding, her parents gave her diamond and gold jewellery worth Rs 1.5 crore. She claimed that she was not allowed to touch the fridge, was given stale food and made to sleep in the living room. She added she was not allowed to go to her mother’s home. The woman said that every time she complained to her husband, he would sarcastically ask her to obey his parents. According to her, while returning from Dubai, her husband gave her dry fruits weighing 15 kg. The woman said that when she returned to her in-laws’ home to deliver the dry fruits, her mother-in-law weighed the package before accepting it. The prosecution added that the woman’s in-laws and husband were in custody of her jewellery.

However, the advocate for the in-laws submitted that the woman was aware of her husband’s adoption and that she had lived with her in-laws for only about 10 days after the wedding. The defence also said both families had borne the wedding expenses equally. The advocate also claimed that the accused were unaware of the FIR and only got to know of it after their accounts were frozen. They denied having the jewellery.

The court called the woman’s allegations “general in nature.” Special judge Madhuri A Baraliya said, “Talking sarcastically and taunting to the first informant (daughter-inlaw) by the in-laws is the wear and tear of the married life, which every family witnesses. For those allegations the custody of the applicants who are old aged 80 years and 75 years respectively, is not required with the police.” While granting the plea for pre-arrest bail, the court directed them to submit passports with police as the woman apprehended they would flee to Dubai. The court said as far as recovery of her ornaments went, the probe agency had already frozen their accounts.

Talking sarcastically to… and taunting the daughter-in-law by the in-laws is the wear and tear of married life, which every family witnesses – Spl judge Madhuri A Baraliya