Vadodara: In another punch to the state government, the session court in Vadodara rejected 28 appeals submitted against 54 blockers locking in a road.
The state government, last September, has decided to appeal against a lower court order that attacks the police chargesheets in connection with the firs submitting a locking violation below part 188 of the Indian Criminal Code (IPC).
The government through additional public prosecutors has submitted 28 compared to 54 locking violators in April in additional session court in Savli, sucking lower court orders as illegal and contrary to legal provisions.
The court session was asked to put aside a lower court order and allowed the court to all 54 accused.
Additional Session Judge AJ Rekani rejects all of the appeals they cannot be maintained because the court has refused to acknowledge the fire, which was submitted based on part 188 IPC, as part of 195 from the criminal procedure code (CRPC) to take his consciousness.
The court session stated that the court court had dismissed cases without going to the case services and throwing it up.
The court stated that such dismissal, took out the defendant and did not free them, which made an inappropriate attraction.
The court thus concluded that it would not be a legal interest to intervene in a lower court order.
In August last year, TOI has reported the termination of the Vadodara Court of three cases of locking violations after the Director of Prosecution has directed all the district government applicants to appeal in all of these cases.
Then, the Gujarat Assembly also changed the CRPC so that part of 195 did not cause a lower court than consuming the chargesheets submitted in connection with the 188 IPC section.