The applicant, who is the ex-Secretary of a Cooperative Society has been reported to the Police with an allegation of committing criminal breach of trust worth Rs. 10 lacs and odd. That money belonged to the society. This money came up from sale proceeds that were not deposited in account and the other was, that was siphoned off in the sanction and disbursement of loans. The Police have found the charges vindicated and submitted a charge-sheet. In financial matters, where there is material, it is not an advisable course of action to terminate criminal proceedings by an interdict under Section 482 Cr.P.C. This is not to say that the charges against the applicant are true. But, there is material against him, collected during investigation on the basis of which the applicant would be tried and the prosecution have to establish the case against him. So far as this Court is concerned, the applicant's defence, on whatever ground he has argued to show that the charges are incorrect, cannot be examined by us.