under Section 482 CrPC with certain self-imposed restrictions. In mew of the principle laid down inI NandkishiorPralhad Vyawahare V. Mangala case, this Court IS of the opinion that inherent power of the High Court can be invoked subject to self-imposed restrictions, including availability of an efifcacious alternative remedy under Section 29 of the DVC Act, 2005, so as to adhere to redressal of their grievances arising out of the orders passed in a proceedings under Sections 12, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22 and 23 and offences under Section 31 of the DVC Act, 2005. 14. The present Criminal Petitions are ifled seeking to quash the proceedings initiated against the petitioners under the provisions of the DVC Act, 2005. Though various contentions have been raised in the petitions, the only grievance of the petitioners is that their presence may be dispensed with, in the proceedings before the Court below. Having considered the submissions of the learned counsel, this Court dispenses with the presence of the petitioners, who are relatives of husband, except husband, before the Court below, except on those occasions when the learned Magistrate feels that their presence ISi necessary, 15. With the aforesaid observations and directions, the Criminal Petitions are disposed of Miscellaneous petitions, If any pending, in the Criminal Petitions, shall stand closed. ”