him is an abuse of the process of court. It is too early to draw any conclusion with respect to the complicity of the petitioner in the offences imputed, where investigation is going on in the crime involving grave offences. Whether the petitioner is culpable or not is a matter that could be determined only after a full-fledged investigation of the crime, and, if so culpable, the offence committed by him. When he is proceeded as an accused on a complaint from the victim who is alleged to have been ragged, definitely, the case calls for a detailed probe and a thorough investigation. So much so, this is not a fit case where invoking of the inherent powers of this court which can be used only sparingly is called for. It is open to the petitioner to canvass whatever defences available to him in case any indictment is levelled against him after