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    IN THE HONBLE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA, NEW DELHI

    COUNTER AFFIDAVIT

    On behalf of

    Brijesh Singh son of Jai Narayan Singh

    Resident of A-153/1A/1, Myurabad,

    Police Station Cantt, Allahabad.

    District Allahabad.

    . Respondent no.6

    IN

    SPECIAL LEAVE PETITION (CRL.) NO. 2194-95 OF 2011

    Affidavit of Brijesh Singh aged about .. years

    son of Jai Narayan Singh, Resident of A-

    153/1A/1, Myurabad, Police Station Cantt,

    Allahabad, District Allahabad.

    (Deponent)

    I, the deponent above named do hereby solemnly affirm and state on

    oath as Under.

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    1. That the deponent is the respondent no.6 in the above case and as

    such he is well acquainted with the facts of the case deposed to

    below.

    2. That the Special Leave Petition (Crl.) filed by the accused petitioners

    (hereinafter referred as S.L.P.) has been read over and explained

    to the deponent / complainant and the deponent is in position to

    give reply the same as Under.

    3. That before giving parawise reply it is necessary to bring the facts

    and circumstances of the case which are essential of proper

    adjudication of the matter.

    4. That it is the case of dowry death due to ante-mortem injuries

    occurred within 1 year 10 month from the marriage of the deceased.

    5. That the marriage of the deceased Smt. Suchita was solemnized with

    the accused Ajeet Singh, proforma respondent no.7 with hindu

    custom and rite on 12.012.2008. In the marriage dowry of Rs.10 lacs

    cash, jwellory of Rs.4 lacs and other house hold item Colour

    television, Freedge etc were given by the father of the deceased to

    her in-laws. However they were not satisfied with the dowry and

    started further demand of Rs. 2 lacs and cash of Rs. 2 lacs, which was

    not fulfilled by the parents of the deceased due to financial crises, as

    such the deceased Suchita Singh was subjected to cruelty by her in-

    laws/ accused persons named in the First Information Report and

    subsequently she was killed by them on 05.10.2010. After receiving

    the telephonic information the parents of the deceased arrived at

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    the place of incident and the deponent had submitted an application

    dated 06.10.2010 before the Station Officer of Police Station

    Indrapuram, District Ghaziabad for registration of the First

    Information Repot which was not lodged deliberately with the

    collusion of the accused persons, although the inquest on the dead

    body of the ceased Smt. Suchita was conducted by the police on

    06.10.2010 on the information of the deponent vide G.D. No.6, dated

    06.10.2010, Time 06.10 A.M. Thereafter Post Mortem on the dead

    body of the deceased was conducted on 06.10.2010 at 3.20 p.m. in

    District Hospital Ghaziabad. Thereafter in the evening of 06.10.2010

    the dead body was handed over which was criminating in evening of

    07.10.2010. Thereafter the deponent and his family members again

    approached to the Station Officer of Police Station Indrapuram for

    registration of his First Information Report and after his best effort,

    the same was lodged in the morning of 09.10.2010.

    6. That the First Information Report in question discloses prima facie

    cognizable offence which requires proper investigation.

    7. That the accused person petitioners and proforma respondents are

    rich and high handed political person having relation with higher

    political persons and executive officials.

    8. That since beginning after committing the offence, the accused

    persons are making illegal pressure upon the Investigation Officer and

    other concerned police officials for submitting final report in their

    favour.

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    9. That under the influence of accused persons and proforma

    respondents, the Investigation Officer of Police Station Indrapuram,

    District Ghaziabad did not investigate the case properly and illegally

    facilitated the accused persons ignoring the credible prosecution

    evidence of the dowry death. When no proper investigation was

    carried out the deponent has preferred a Criminal Misc. Writ Petition

    No. 22072 of 2010, Under Article 226 Constitution of India before the

    Honble High Court Allahabad, to monitor and ensure the proper and

    speedy investigation of the case. The said writ petition was

    entertained by Honble High Court Allahabad directing the learned

    Additional Government Advocate to seek instruction from the

    concern police authorities only then police stopped up action in the

    pending investigation and obtained arrest warrant against the

    accused persons Under Section 82 Cr.P.C. and also initiated

    proceeding under section 83 of Cr.P.C.

    10. That thereafter when the Investigation Officer of the case had

    proceeded to arrest the accused persons then the accused persons

    petitioners and proforma respondents have used their high position

    and get transfer of investigation of the case from Civil Police

    Ghaziabad to C.B.C.I.D., Head Office Lucknow which is adjacent to

    Raibareilly residence of the accused vide exparte order dated

    21.01.2011 (Copy of the order dated 21.01.2011 already filed as

    Annexure No.7, Page no.81-85).

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    11. That the aforesaid transfer order dated 21.01.2011 passed by U.P.

    State was not speaking order showing no reason at all for transfer the

    investigation of the case.

    12. That against the order of transfer of the investigation dated

    31.01.2011 was passed by the State of U.P. on the application of

    accused Kaushalendra Pratap Singh dated 18.11.2010 which does not

    disclose any reason for transfer of the case.

    13. That in the application for transfer the investigation dated

    18.11.2010 submitted by the accused petitioner no.1 there was no

    ground at all for transferring the investigation from Civil Police

    Ghaziabad to C.B.C.I.D. Lucknow. In the said application there is no

    complaint of the Investigation Officer of Police Station Indrapuram

    District Ghaziabad and other police officials of Ghaziabad. In the said

    application it was simply stated by the accused Kaushalendra Singh

    that he has been falsely implicated and he prayed for transfer of

    investigation to C.B.C.I.D. without any apprehension of free and fair

    investigation by the Civil Police Ghaziabad. The said application of

    the accused Kaushalendra Singh was not maintainable in view of

    notification-dated 15.09.1995 issued by the U.P. Government (Copy

    of the said application dated 18.11.2010 has already filed as

    Annexure No.4, Page No.59-65).

    14. That on the aforesaid Application for transfer of investigation dated

    18.11.2010, an order dated 24.11.2010 was illegally passed by the

    Deputy Secretary U.P. Government, Lucknow strictly directing the

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    S.S.P. Ghaziabad to submit his report within 7 days with

    recommendation for transferring the investigation.

    However, under the provisions of Notification dated

    15.09.1995, No. 4143/C-6:3.3.27/94 (issued by the U.P. Government

    already filed as Annexure No.7 to the S.L.P., Page No.90-94), on the

    application for the transferring the application to C.B.C.I.D. , the

    U.P. Government is calling the report from the concerned Senior

    Superintendent of Police who is free to submit any report after

    examining the matter, either for transferring the investigation, or

    refusing for transferring the investigation. However it is clear from

    the aforesaid letter of the Deputy Secretary of the U.P. Government

    dated 24.11.2010 (filed as Annexure no.5 to the S.L.P., Page No.66-

    67) that the Senior Superintendent of Police, Ghaziabad was forcibly

    compelled by the high officials of the U.P. Government to

    recommend the transfer of recommendation of C.B.C.I.D. As such he

    was illegally compelled to recommend for transferring the

    investigation to C.B.C.I.D. without verifying the grounds and

    application of the accused according to the notification of the U.P.

    Government dated 15.09.1995. this fact clearly shows that the

    accused-petitioners are very rich and high handed person having

    approach with the higher official of the State Government of U.P.

    and higher political persons.

    15. That as per the law laid down by this Honble Court in various cases

    including in case of C.B.I. and another Vs. Rajesh Gandhi and another

    , reported in (1996) II, S.C.C. 253, accused has no right to choose the

    Investigation Agency of his own choice and no opportunity of hearing

    is to be provided to the any accused before intrusting the

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    investigation of the case to any Investigation Agency or any police

    officer, as such in view of law laid down by the Honble High Court,

    the instant application for transferring the investigation of the case

    dated 18.11.2010 filed by the accused- petitioner no.1 was itself is

    not maintainable.

    It is further submitted here that before transferring the

    investigation of the case to C.B.C.I.D. neither any notice was issued

    nor any opportunity of hearing was provided to the deponent/

    complainant of the case by the U.P. State Government. However

    investigation of the case was transferred behind his back by an

    exparte order.

    16. That the deponent who is complainant of the case and his family

    members are residing at Allahabad more than 6 Kilo Meters any from

    Ghaziabad. However the some of the accused are residing at

    Ghaziabad and some of accused are residing at Raibareilly.

    17. That only for personal benefit the accused persons are seeking

    transfer of the investigation of the case from Civil Police Ghaziabad

    to C.B.C.I.D. at Lucknow which is adjacent to Raibareilly. However as

    per the settled law only the distance of concerned police station

    from the residence of the accused persons no ground for seeking

    transfer of the investigation at the place nearest to the residence of

    the accused.

    18. That in Writ Petition No. 2481 of 2011, the original record of

    transferring the investigation to C.B.C.I.D. was called by the Honble

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    High Court Allahabad from the State Government which was

    produced at the time of hearing of the case and after examining the

    entire original record, produced by the U.P. Government no valid

    reason for transferring the investigation was found available to the

    U.P. Government. In the entire original record, including the

    application of the petitioner no.1 dated 18.11.2010 neither any

    complaint nor any apprehension of fair investigation by the Civil

    Police Ghaziabad was made by the accused persons. However they

    have simply prayed to transfer of investigation to C.B.C.I.D.

    Lucknow adjacent to their residence only linger on the proceedings

    and for submitting final report from C.B.C.I.D.

    19. That it is also relevant to mention here that the First Information

    Report in question has been lodged at Police Station Indrapuram,

    Ghaziabad which comes under the C.B.C.I.D. at Meerut. However by

    the order dated 21.01.2011 instead of inheriting the investigation of

    the case to the concerned Brnach of C.B.C.I.D. at Meerut, the

    investigation of the case illegally interested to the C.B.C.I.D.

    Lucknow just to facilitate the accused persons, so that they can

    easily obliged the Investigation Officer of C.B.C.I.D. in their favour.

    20. That it is pertinent to mention here that the order of transferring the

    investigation to C.B.C.I.D. dated 18.11.2010 was passed by the U.P.

    State Government in illegal and arbitrary manner during the

    pendency of the Writ Petition No. 22072 of 2010 in which Honble

    High Court Allahabad was monitoring the investigation of the case

    and without any intimation to Honble High Court, Allahabad. This

    fact clearly shows that under the influence of the accused persons,

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    the Senior Officer of State Government were very much interested

    to facilitate the accuse persons by transferring the investigation of

    the case on their own choice and their own convenience.

    21. That there is no illegality and error in the impugned order dated

    17.02.2011 passed by Honble High Court Allahabad in Criminal Misc.

    Writ Petition No. 2481 of 2011 and 22072 of 2010.

    22. That it is pertinent to mention here that the petitioner no.1

    Kaushalendra Singh is active leader of Congress Party. He is Ex-Block

    Pramukh and Ex-Director of District Co-operative Bank, Raibareilly

    and at present he is Manager of Committee of Management Smt. Ram

    Urehi Balika Inter College, Pakra, District Raibareilly, Indira Gandhi

    Memorial Inter College Bheera Govindpur, District Raibareilly. He is

    permanent resident of Village Pakra Girfta, District Raibareilly and

    one S.M. Singh (I.P.S.) Retired Addl. Director General of Police U.P.

    who retired recently in May, 2010 is neighbour and relative of

    Kaushalendra Pratap Singh and permanent resident of same village.

    As such with the collusion of petitioner no.1 Kaushalendra Pratap

    Singh, retired A.D.G.P. of U.P. is regularly influencing the

    Investigating Officer and other Police Authorities ensuring the

    submission of final Report in favour of accused-petitioners.

    Mr. S.M. Singh, Retired A.D.G.P. U.P. along with the petitioner

    no.1 Kaushalendra Pratap Singh, petitioner no.2 Amit Singh and

    proforma respondent no.7 Ajeet Singh (husban of deceased) had

    regularly visited at Agra on 25.10.2010 and 27.11.2010 and stayed in

    16 Battalian P.H.C. Guest House, Agra where he personally called the

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    father of the deponent Sri Jai Narayan Singh and all of them have

    threatened the father of the deponent not to initiate the criminal

    proceedings against the accused persons and in the instant case,

    otherwise you ready to face dire consequences. Mr. S.M. Singh has

    also threatened to father of deponent saying that he is the Retired

    A.D.G.P. U.P. as such in case of initiating criminal proceedings

    against the accused petitioners, it will be very difficult to the

    father of the deponent to serve in the U.P. Police Department.

    Thereafter at several time Mr. S.M. Singh, A.D.G.P. had influenced

    both the Investigating Officer of Police Station Ghaziabad in favour of

    the accused-petitioners through telephonic conversation by his own

    mobile No.09935483438. the said Retired A.D.G.P. Mr. S.M. Singh

    had regularly threatening the father of the deponent on telephonic

    conversation by own mobile No.09935483438 with the warning that

    he will protect the accused person by getting transfer of

    investigation to C.B.C.I.D. Head Office Lucknow and will ensure

    submission of Final Report or linger on the investigation up to many

    years.

    23. That U.P.C.I.D. is not free, fair and speedy investigation agency, it is

    working under the influence and instruction initiating of political and

    bureau crat / executive persons defending the accused persons

    lingering on the investigation to so long without arresting the accused

    persons. In Uttar Pradesh most of political and high handed persons

    are getting transfer of their criminal cases to C.B.C.I.D. where they

    can easily managed the Investigating Officer in their favour.

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    24. That it is the simple investigation, having no complicity and the

    investigation of the case has almost completed by the civil police of

    Ghaziabad.

    25. That the deponent who is the complainant and his family members

    have no faith at all upon the U.P.C.B.C.I.D., which is being chosen by

    the accused persons for their own interest.

    PRAWISE REPLY

    26. That in reply to the contents of paragraph no. 1 of the Special Leave

    Petition (Crl.) , the instant S.L.P. filed by the accused persons for

    getting transfer of the case to the investigation agency of their

    choice which is not permitted under the law. It is further submitted

    that there is no illegality and error in the impugned order dated

    17.02.2011 passed by this Honble High Court, Allahabad.

    27. That the contents of paragraph no. 2(i)) to (viii) of the Special

    Leave Petition is false, hence denied. In its reply it is submitted that

    the correct fact of the case have been narrated herein above, as well

    as in the First Information Report and statement of prosecution

    witnesses recorded by the Investigating Officer under section 161

    Cr.P.C. It is further submitted that the deceased Suchita singh was

    done to death by the accused persons due to non-fulfillment of their

    illegal demand of dowry. The accused persons are high handed

    persons. Accordingly under their pressure initially the First

    Information Report of the deponent was not lodged by the police of

    Police Station Indrapuram, District Ghaziabad on 06.10.2010 inspite

    of the written applications submitted by the deponent and the same

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    was lodged subsequently on 09.10.2010 after best effort. Admittedly

    it is case of dowry death occurred within 1 year 10 month from the

    marriage of the deceased Suchita Singh.

    It is further submitted that there was neither any reason to

    the deceased to commit the suicide nor she has committed suicide as

    stated by the accused persons in the paragraph under reply. It is

    submitted here that the deceased Suchita Singh was residing with

    her-in-laws at Raibareilly just few days ago of the occurrence she

    was shifted at Ghaziabad.

    28. That the contents of paragraph no. 2(ix) of the Special Leave Petition

    is false, hence denied. In its reply it is submitted that regarding the

    registration of the First Information Report by the deponent at the

    behest an instigation of Mr. Atul Singh Chauhan is baseless, false and

    fabricated. However the deponent was never instigated by him for

    initiating the criminal proceeding in question.

    29. That the contents of paragraph no. 2(x) of the Special Leave Petition

    false, misconceived hence denied. In its reply it is submitted that

    neither the father of the deponent Jai Narayan Singh is having good

    relation with Raghuveer Lal, S.S.P. Ghaziabad nor he has ever

    influenced the investigation of the case. Such averments have been

    made subsequently after thought and consultation. However such

    allegation were not mentioned in the transfer application dated

    18.11.2010 filed by the petitioner no.1 Kaushalendra Pratap Singh

    before the U.P. Government on behalf of all the accused persons.

    (Copy of which has been filed as Annexure no.4 to the S.L.P., Page

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    no. 59 65). Hence such allegations are not available before the U.P.

    Government at the time of considering the application for the

    transfer of investigation of accused persons and at the time of

    passing the transfer of investigation dated 21.01.2011. Therefore

    there is no relevancy of such belated allegation having not supported

    by any substantial evidence. It is further submitted that before

    getting the transfer of the investigation to C.B.C.I.D. vide order

    dated 21.01.2011, the such allegation for influencing the

    investigation by the father of the deponent was not made by the

    accused persons before the U.P. Government and the police officer

    etc.

    30. That in reply to the contents of paragraph no. 2((xi) of the Special

    Leave Petition are false, hence denied. In its reply it is submitted

    that since the accused persons are political and high handed person.

    As such they have influenced the Senior Officers of U.P. State

    Government for getting transfer of the investigation of the case to

    C.B.C.I.D. accordingly instead of calling the independent report from

    the concerned S.S.P. Ghaziabad on the transfer application of the

    accused-persons, the Dy. Secretary U.P. Government has directed the

    S.S.P. Ghaziabad vide order dated 24.11.2010 with the direction to

    specifically transfer of the investigation to the C.B.C.I.D.

    Accordingly under the influence and specific direction of U.P.

    Government, the S.S.P. Ghaziabad has illegally made

    recommendation for transferring the investigation of the case

    without making any inquiry and without examining the transfer

    application of the accused petitioners as provided under U.P.

    Government Notification No. 4173/C/6:3.3.27 P/94 (Copy of which

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    has already been filed along with the S.L.P. at Page No. 90-94). This

    fact clearly shows the investigation of the case was allegedly

    transferred by the U.P. Government vide order dated 21.01.2011

    without examining the fact and circumstances of the case and

    without complying the prescribed procedure.

    31. That the contents of paragraph no. 2(xii) of the Special Leave

    Petition are false, hence denied. In its reply it is submitted that the

    father of deponent Sri Jai Narayan Singh had neither influenced nor

    monitored the investigation of the case. Such allegation are

    absolutely false and baseless. It is further submitted that before

    passing the investigation transfer order dated 21.01.2011 the

    deponent and his family members were completely unaware

    regarding the application for transferring the investigation to

    C.B.C.I.D. Lucknow , filed by the accused person and proceeding

    thereupon.

    However under the influence of accused persons when no

    proper investigation was conducted by the investigating Officer then

    he filed a application dated 15.11.2010 before the Principal

    Secretary, U.P. Government Lucknow, I.G. Meerut Region, Meerut,

    S.S.P. Ghaziabad through registered case for ensuring the proper

    investigation. A true copy of the said application dated 15.11.2010

    along with the postal receipt is being filed herewith and is marked as

    ANNEXURE NO.CA-1 to this affidavit.

    When the accused persons came to know regarding the filing of

    application dated 15.11.2010 filed by the deponent, then for getting

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    illegal advantage the accused petitioner no.1 has allegedly filed false

    and misconceived application dated 18.11.2010 before the U.P.

    Government for getting transfer the investigation to C.B.C.I.D.

    Lucknow.

    Consequently for ensuring free and fair investigation, a Criminal

    Misc. Writ Petition No. 22072 of 2010 was preferred by the deponent

    before the Honble High Court of Judicature at Allahabad which was

    entertained and considering the gravity of the offence monitoring the

    case was started vide order dated 13.12.2010, by calling instruction

    from Investigating Officer and other police authorities through

    learned A.G.A. The copy of said order was communicated by the

    learned A.G.A., High Court, Allahabad to all the respondents,

    Principal Secretary U.P. Government Lucknow, S.S.P. Ghaziabad,

    Station Officer, Police Station Indrapuram, District Ghaziabad

    through fax message before 20.`12.2010. As such all the respondents

    authorities including the petitioners have become fully aware of

    regarding the monitoring of the investigation of the instant case by

    Honble High Court, Allahabad in Criminal Misc.Writ Petition

    No.22072 of 2010. However disobeying and flouting the aforesaid

    order of this Honble Court, Allahabad dated 13.12.2010 the Special

    Secretary, U.P. Government Lucknow has passed the order dated

    21.01.2011 transferring the investigation of the case to C.B.C.I.D.

    without any valid reason, flouting the provisions of U.P. Government

    Notification No. 4173/C/6:3.3.27 P/94.

    32. That the contents of paragraph no. 2(xii) of the Special Leave

    Petition are false, hence denied. In its reply it is submitted that the

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    investigation of the case almost completed by the Investigating

    Officer up to mid of December, 2010 within 2.5 months from the

    registration of the First Information Report. During which credible

    evidence was collected against the accused persons for commission

    of offence in question. Accordingly in pursuance of the aforesaid

    order of the Honble Supreme Court, Allahabad dated 13.12.2010 the

    Investigating officer has legally initiated the proceedings under

    section 82/83 Cr.P.C. against the accused persons. It is further

    submitted that the father of the deponent Sri Jai Narayan Singh has

    no friendship or good relation with Sri Raghuveer Lal S.S.P.

    Ghaziabad. The lock of house no. 1006-G Green Bhumi Vijeta

    Mohalla, Police Indrapuram, District Ghaziabad was never broken by

    the police on instigation of the informant. However it appears that

    just to secure the prosecution evidence at the place of occurrence

    house in question has been locked by the police.

    33. That the contents of paragraph no. 2(xiv) of the Special Leave

    Petition are false, hence denied. In its reply it is submitted that the

    order of transfer of investigation dated 21.01.2011 passed by the

    U.P. State Government is illegal, arbitrary and against the law and

    same has been passed only to satisfy the accused persons.

    34. That the contents of paragraph no. 2(xv), (xvi), (xvii) of the Special

    Leave Petition are false, hence denied. In its reply it is submitted

    that Mr. Atul Singh Chauhan has never instigated the complainant for

    challenging the investigation transfer order by filing Criminal Misc.

    Writ Petition. However the deponent/ complainant himself is well

    qualified B.Tech., M.B.A. from well reputed institution, I.I.P.M.

    Delhi. Accordingly aggrieved by the transfer order of investigation

    dated 21.01.2011 himself filed the Criminal Misc. Writ Petition No.

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    2481 of 2011 before the Honble High Court, Allahabad, in which

    original record was called from the government which was put by the

    Addl. Government Advocate at the time of hearing of the case and

    the same was perused and considered by the Honble High Court and

    Honble High Court Allahabad arrived at the conclusion that there

    was no material before the U.P. Government for transferring the

    investigation of the case to C.B.C.I.D. The application of the

    accused for transferring the investigation dated 18.11.2010 did not

    disclose any proper reason for transferring the investigation of the

    case to C.B.C.I.D. Accordingly after considering the entire facts and

    circumstances and there is relevant provisions of law, the Honble

    High Court of Judicature at Allahabad was pleased to rightly allowed

    the writ petition by setting aside the order of transfer for

    investigation directing the Investigating Officer of the Police Station

    Indrapuram District Ghaziabad to conclude the investigation of the

    case within a period not exceeding 60 days in accordance with law.

    There is no illegality and error in the order of the Honble High Court

    Allahabad.

    35. That the contents of paragraph no. 3-A of the Special Leave Petition

    are false, hence denied. In its reply it is submitted that the

    observation mentioned in the order dated 17.02.2011 passed by the

    Honble High Court of Judicature at Allahabad are correct and based

    upon the record, facts and circumstances of the case. It is further

    submitt4ed that before filing the alleged transfer application dated

    18.11.2010 by the accused-petitioner no.1, application dated

    15.11.2010 was filed by the deponent before the Principal Secretary

    (Home), U.P. Government Lucknow, I.G. Bareilly Region Bareilly,

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    S.S.P. Ghaziabad through registered post to ensure free, fair

    investigation of the case. However when the petitioners came to

    know regarding filing of the writ petition, then have filed a false and

    misconceived application dated 18.11.2010 and under their

    influence, the Dy. Secretary of U.P. Government, Lucknow has

    illegally directed the Senior Superintendent of Police Ghaziabad for

    submitting specific recommendation to transfer the investigation of

    the case to C.B.C.I.D. without making proper enquiry as provided

    under the U.P. Government Notification No. 4173/C/6:3.3.27 P/94.

    As such the S.S.P. Ghaziabad was compelled by Dy. Secretary of U.P.

    Government to make recommendation of investigation to C.B.C.I.D.

    Thereafter on the writ petition of the deponent/ complainant,

    numbered as 22072 of 2010 the monitoring of investigation was

    started by the Honble High Court Allahabad vide order dated

    13.12.2010. Copy of which was circulated to all the concerned

    official of U.P. Government. However ignoring and disobeying the

    order of the Honble High Court, Allahabad the U.P. Government has

    illegally transferred the investigation of the case to C.B.C.I.D. by

    non speaking order dated 21.01.2011.

    36. That the contents of paragraph no. 3(B) of the Special Leave Petition

    are false, hence denied. In its reply it is submitted that the Hon'ble

    High Court Allahabad had rightly observed in the order dated

    17.02.2011 that no cogent and convincing ground found for

    transferring the investigation of the case from local police to

    C.B.C.I.D. It was also rightly observed that initially the local police

    sat tight over the investigation. It is further submitted here that

    father of deponent Mr. Jai Narayan Singh has no relation at all with

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    Mr. Raghuveer Lal, S.S.P. Ghaziabad nor he influenced the

    investigation in any manner. Such allegations are absolutely false

    and fabricated made after thought and consultation and the same are

    missing in the investigation transfer application dated 18.11.2010

    filed by the accused-petitioner no.1 before the U.P.

    Government.

    37. That the contents of paragraph no. 3(C) of the Special Leave Petition

    is false and incorrect, hence denied. In its reply it is submitted that

    the investigation of the case was almost completed by the Civil

    Police of Ghaziabad in pursuant to the order of the Hon'ble High

    Court, Allahabad dated 13.12.2010 and there was no complaint of the

    accused petitioners against the Civil Police of District Ghaziabad. The

    investigation of the case is not complicated whereas it is so simple

    and the U.P. civil police are fully competent for the same. However

    the accused-petitioners have illegally got transferred the

    investigation of the case to C.B.C.I.D. only for their connivance and

    choosing the Investigation Agency of their own choice.

    It is further submitted that the investigation of the case was

    not investigated by the C.B.C.I.D. as the transfer order was

    immediately challenged by the complainant/deponent before

    Hon'ble High Court Allahabad by filing Criminal Misc. Writ

    Petition No. 2481 of 2011 in which original record was called by the

    Hon'ble High Court, Allahabad. The said writ petition was allowed on

    17.02.2011 by quashing investigation transfer order dated

    21.01.2011. The copy of the said order of Hon'ble High Court

    Allahabad was filed by the complainant/ deponent before the

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    Investigating Officer of C.B.C.I.D. Head Quarter Lucknow through fax

    and through registered post.

    38. That the contents of paragraph no. 3(D) of the Special Leave Petition

    are false and incorrect, hence denied. In its reply it is submitted that

    the father of deponent has never influenced the investigation of the

    case conducted by the U.P. Civil Police Ghaziabad. He is posted at

    Lohamandi, District Agra about 200 K.M. away from Ghaziabad. Agra

    is separate Zone having no concern at all with the civil police of

    Ghaziabad which comes under the Meerut Zone of U.P. Police. Said

    false grounds have been subsequently taken by the accused persons

    which were not raised before U.P. Government or any authority

    before getting transfer of investigation to C.B.C.I.D. vide order dated

    21.01.2011.

    39. That the contents of paragraph no. 3(E) of the Special Leave Petition

    are false and incorrect, hence denied. In its reply it is clear from

    the investigation transfer application dated 18.11.2010 filed by

    the accused petitioner no.1 before the U.P. Government that

    accused petitioners have neither made any allegations against U.P.

    Civil Police Ghaziabad nor discloses their dissatisfaction against the

    Investigating Officer of Civil Police, Ghaziabad. There was no

    material at all, available before the U.P. Government for transferring

    the investigation of the case to the C.B.C.I.D. which has been

    illegally done by the U.P. Government with the collusion of the

    accused petitioners violating the applicable rules only for their

    satisfaction.

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    40. That the contents of paragraph no. 3(F) of the Special Leave Petition

    are false and incorrect, hence denied. In its reply it is submitted that

    the Hon'ble High Court Allahabad has rightly given observation in its

    order mentioned in the paragraph under reply. It is further submitted

    here that it is evidently clear from the investigation transfer

    application dated 18.11.2010 filed by the accused-petitioners before

    the State Government that neither any allegation was made against

    Civil Police Ghaziabad nor any kind of influence of father of the

    deponent has been disclosed nor dissatisfaction upon the Civil Police

    of Ghaziabad was disclosed by the accused-petitioners. As such there

    was no circumstance at all to the U.P. Government arrived to the

    conclusion that there was any difficulty for the local police of

    Ghaziabad to conduct enquiry in to the matter unbiasedly.

    The petitioners and the U.P. State Government have completely

    failed to disclose any circumstances / proper ground for transferring

    the investigation of the case to C.B.C.I.D. vide order dated 21.01.2011.

    The allegation of influencing the investigation by the father of the

    deponent Sri Jai Narayan Singh through S.S.P. Ghaziabad were neither

    made by the accused-petitioners nor available before the U.P.

    Government before transferring the investigation of the case to

    C.B.C.I.D. vide order dated 21.01.2011. The entire original record of

    transfer of investigation was perused by the Hon'ble High Court

    Allahabad in presence of counsel for the Petitioners. It is further

    submitted here that the accused-petitioners are influencing the

    investigation of the case in their favour through their close friend Mr.

    S.M. Singh, Retd. Addl. Director General of Police, U.P. under whose

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    influence the investigation of the case was illegally got transferred to

    C.B.C.I.D. in its Head Office Lucknow nearest to the residence of the

    accused persons.

    41. That the contents of paragraph no. 3(G) of the Special Leave

    Petition are false and incorrect, hence denied. In its reply it is

    submitted that Mr. Jain Narayan Singh has never influenced the

    investigation of the case in any manner whereas the accused-

    petitioners are influencing the investigation of the case since

    beginning and the C.B.C.I.D. is in their pocket agency, in which the

    various friends of Mr. S.M. Singh, Retd. Addl. Director General of

    Police, U.P. are posted and they will influenced the investigation in

    favour of the accused persons. As such the deponent/ complainant

    and his family members have no faith at all upon the U.P.C.B.C.I.D.

    42. That the contents of paragraph no. 3(H) of the Special Leave

    Petition are false and incorrect, hence denied. In its reply it is

    submitted that the law laid down in Preeti Gupta's case has no

    relevancy in the fact and circumstances of the present case which is

    under investigation.

    43. That the contents of paragraph no. 3(I) of the Special Leave Petition

    are false and incorrect, hence denied. In its reply it is submitted that

    the petitioners have regularly visited at Ghaziabad at the residence

    of Ajeet Singh and deceased Suchita Singh. The deceased Suchita

    Singh was subjected for cruelty and done to death by the accused

    persons.

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    44. That the contents of paragraph no. 3(J) of the Special Leave Petition

    are false and incorrect, hence denied. In its reply it is submitted that

    it appears that due to stenographical mistake the deponent was

    incorrectly shown as father of deceased in place of brother although

    it was rightly mentioned in the writ petition as well as other record.

    It is further submitted here that the father of deponent Sri Jai

    Narayan Singh has no relation or friendship with S.S.P. Ghaziabad Mr.

    Raghuveer Lal as alleged by the petitioners.

    45. That the contents of paragraph no. 3(K) of the Special Leave Petition

    are absolutely false and incorrect, hence denied. In its reply it is

    submitted that the petitioner no.1 Kaushalendra Singh had actively

    participated in collusion of offence along with the co-accused

    persons. However, under the influence of the accused persons the

    Investigating Officer of Police Station Indrapuram Ghaziabad has

    neither taken any action against Mr. Kaushalendra Singh nor initiated

    the proceeding under section 82/83 Cr.P.C. against him which was

    initiated other co-accused persons. This fact clearly shows that the

    said Investigating Officer was exonerating the accused Kaushalendra

    Singh from the offence in question. Hence no occasion was arisen to

    Mr. Kaushalendra Singh to file a false and misconceived application

    for transfer of investigation dated 18.11.2010 before the U.P.

    Government for transferring the investigation to C.B.C.I.D.

    It is further submitted here that Atul Singh Chauhan is brother-in-

    law of the deceased and he has not suggested the complainant/

    deponent for launching the criminal prosecution against the accused-

    petitioners. Mr. Atul Singh Chauhan has no personal enmity with Mr.

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    Kaushalendra Singh and other co-accused persons. Hence the

    allegations made against Mr. Chauhan is absolutely false and

    baseless.

    46. That the contents of paragraph no. 3(L) of the Special Leave Petition

    are false and incorrect, hence denied. In its reply it is submitted that

    there is no illegality and error in the order dated 17.02.2011 passed

    by the Hon'ble High Court, Allahabad.

    47. That the contents of paragraph no. 4 of the Special Leave Petition

    need no comment for want of knowledge.

    48. That under the facts and circumstances of the case stated above, the

    S.L.P. has no merit and liable to be dismissed by this Hon'ble Court

    with costs.

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    49.

    50. That in view of the aforesaid facts and circumstances, it is expedient

    in the interest of justice that this Honble Court may graciously be

    pleased to dismiss the instant Criminal Revision with cost by

    discharging interim order if any, otherwise the respondent no.2 shall

    suffer irreparable loss and injury.

    I, the deponent above-named do hereby swear and verify that

    the contents of paragraph no.

    Of this affidavit are based on true to my personal knowledge and

    those of paragraph nos.

    Of this affidavit are based on perusal of records and those of

    paragraph nos.

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    Of this affidavit are based on legal advice which all I believe to be

    true that no part of it is false and nothing material has been

    concealed in it.

    So help me God.

    DEPONENT

    I, S.K. SINGH Advocate, High Court Allahabad do hereby declare

    that the person making this affidavit and alleging himself to be deponent

    is the same person who is known to me from the perusal of papers

    produced in this case.

    ADVOCATE

    Solemnly, affirmed before me on this .. Day of March, 2011 at

    about .. a.m./p.m. by the deponent, who has been identified by

    the aforesaid advocate.

    I have satisfied myself by examining the deponent that he understood

    the contents of this affidavit, which have been read over and explained

    to him by me.

    OATH COMMISSIONER.

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    IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT ALLAHABAD.

    INDEX

    IN

    COUNTER AFFIDAVIT

    IN

    CRL. MISC. STAY VACATION APPLICATION NO. OF 2011

    IN

    CRIMINAL REVISION NO. 4973 OF 2010

    (Under Section 397/401 of Criminal Procedure Code)

    (DISTRICT - LALITPUR)

    Indrabhan Singh . Applicant

    Versus.

    State of U.P. and another .. Opposite Parties.

    Sl.

    no.

    Particulars Dates Annexure Page

    1. Criminal Misc. Stay Vacation

    Application, Under Chapter XXII,

    Rule 1 of High Court Rules.2. Counter Affidavit on behalf of

    opposite party no.23. Parcha.

    (SHIV KUMAR SINGH)

    ADVOCATE

    COUNSEL FOR THE O.P. NO.2, 3

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    CH. ADVOCATES ASSOCIATION HALL

    NEW BUILDING, HIGH COURT,

    ALLAHABAD

    DATE: March, 2011


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