affair. If the public prosecutor had been supporting at one stage of the proceedings the charge sheet that had been laid in respect of the offences arising under Sections 121 and 121A, Indian Penal Code, later on he realises that evidence is not available at that stage of the case, seeks that for the time being these charges need not be proceeded with, and if further investigation discloses such offences as having been committed, supplementary charge sheet would be filed before the Court later, such shift in the stand would not attract offences enumerated under Section 195, Cr.P.C. This is one of those rare cases where Court that ought to exercise powers in the interests of administration of justice to restrict the hands of the stranger complainant to engage in this kind of vexatious litigation. On half-backed knowledge of law, he proceeds to present argument before the Court with an analysis of facts which is tendentious and waste the time of the Court by trying to cite decisions which have no relevance to the case. Court clarifies that the complainant shall not engage in this kind of litigation hereafter and he is restrained from making any applications of this nature and if any such application is made before any Court, the same shall be dismissed in limine and appropriate proceedings be initiated against him.”
