Prasagraj: High Court Allahabad has fired pills that seek investigations about alleged financial irregularities carried out by the Office of the Development Authority Prayagraj (PDA), by saying “pills based on audit reports and courts do not find reasons to issue the direction for.
Case registration is only based on” .
Litigation Public Interest (PIL) is currently submitted by one Ajay Kumar Mishra, looking for directions for an investigation of alleged financial irregularities committed by the respondent’s office, the authority of the construction of Prasagraj (PDA), which was previously known as the authority of the development of Allahabad (there).
Pills are based on audit reports.
However, additional General Advocates (AAG), Goyal Manish, are submitted before the court that all audit objections are considered and sent to Comtrollers and General Auditors (CAG).
Destroying Pills, the Division bench consisting of the acting Chair of Munishwar Nath Bhandari and the Judiciary of Vivek Agarwal observed, “The audit report does not show financial irregularities that need an investigation and for that criminal process is initiated.
Given the above, we did not find reasons to issue directions for registration The case for the process under the criminal procedure code (CRPC) is only based on an audit report.
Writ petition that is in accordance with fails and dismissed.
“The court made this decision on September 24.