
Witness Statements Which Form Part Of Police Report Can Be Seen To Decide Quashing Plea: BS Yedurappa To Karnataka HC In POCSO Case
Live LawFormer Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa told the Karnataka High Court on Thursday that statements of witnesses collected during investigation which forms part of the police report can be looked into by the high court to decide a plea for quashing an offence. He said that the statements recorded under Sec 161 and 164 CrPC would form part of the police report. He added that “In order to seeks benefit of discharge or prosecution seeking order of framing charges, magistrate has to advert to police report.” Following which he submitted “If Magistrate/sessions court is entitled to look into it can we contend that this honourable court cannot look into the police report which includes statements of witnesses recorded under Sec 161, while deciding a quashing petition filed under Section 482 of CrPC.” The court had on Wednesday expressed a prima facie view that it was not possible for it to quash proceedings initiated against Yediyurappa solely on the statements of witnesses recorded under Section 161 CrpC which have given a contrary view to that of the victim about the alleged incident. Nagesh said, “A combined reading of provisions of Section 2 and 173 CrPC and the law laid down by the Apex court, would indicate that statements of witnesses and those statements be it recorded under sec 161 or 164 would become part of the record and opinion by IO.
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