Prof K Nageshwar's video: HC nod must for withdrawing cases against MPs and MLAs

హైకోర్టు అనుమతి లేకుండా కేసుల ఉపసంహరణ లేదు || HC nod must for withdrawing cases against MPs and MLAs State governments should be allowed to withdraw cases against former or sitting legislators only after the relevant high court’s approval, a report has proposed to the Supreme Court. The proposal was made in a petition relating to fast-tracking of criminal trials against sitting and former Members of Parliament and Legislative Assemblies (MPs/MLAs) by court-appointed amicus curiae senior advocate Vijay Hansaria. The report by Hansaria noted four instances wherein the state governments had issued orders to end criminal cases against politicians by using its power under section 321 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC). This provision allows a public prosecutor in charge of a case to move a request before the trial judge for permission to withdraw further prosecution of a case. If the trial judge accepts the request for withdrawal of prosecution, the accused stands discharged (if charges not framed) or acquitted in respect of that particular offence(s). https://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/hc-nod-should-be-made-must-to-withdraw-cases-against-mlas-report-101628534777140.html