The petitioner herein is the first accused in V.C.No.9/2016 WYD of the Wayanad Unit of the Vigilance and Anti Corruption Bureau(VACB). He seeks orders quashing the FIR and further proceedings against him. The statement of objection filed by the VACB shows that the VACB has concluded the investigation, and the matter is now pending before the Director. Once the investigation process is over, and when the prosecuting agency is about to submit final report in Court after obtaining necessary sanction under Section 19 of the Prevention of Corruption Act, it would be inappropriate for the High Court to quash the prosecution. The FIR, and also the report submitted by the Investigating Officer, shows that a case for prosecution has been made out against the petitioner. To quash a crime at the very initial stage, or to quash the FIR, there must be patent illegality in the process, and the Court must be satisfied that further proceedings in the matter will be a clear abuse of legal process, and the whole procedure will be illegal. There is no such instance here. If the petitioner is advised that the final report as against him does not contain any definite material as against him, or to come to any prima facie finding as against him,