legal heirs. It is the further case of the petitioner that he has been living at Perungudi and kept the above said property under lock and key. Whileso, on 23.01.2021, the vendor Murugan's legal heirs viz., his wife Saraswathi and two sons had broken the lock and key and illegally trespassed into the property with intention to grab the said property from the petitioner. Coming to know about the illegality committed by the proposed accused, the petitioner had gone to the house on the next day at 11 a.m. and at that time, the said Saraswathi and her sons abused her with filthy language and attempted to outrage her modesty and thereby, the petitioner had filed a complaint to the first respondent on 25.01.2021. The respondent had conducted an enquiry in CSR No.112 of 2021 and thereafter, for the reasons best known, they had not taken any action. Thereafter, the petitioner gave a representation to the Deputy Commissioner of Police, St.Thomas on 11.05.2021 and the Deputy Commissioner of Police did not taken any action, thereby the petitioner had preferred a complaint under Section 156(3) of Cr.P.C. before the learned Judicial Magistrate I, Alandur. The learned Magistrate after taking into consideration the complaint and the documents filed along with it, had found that the petitioner made an attempt to give criminal colour to a civil dispute and dismissed the same, against which, the present revision has been filed.
