Quick Summary: The court decided not to stop the legal case against Sri Suresh Kannaujiya and Tandrila Sarkar, who are facing charges related to dowry and other wrongdoings. Judge Tirumala Devi Eada made this decision, stressing that the investigation must continue.
Sri Suresh Kannaujiya and Tandrila Sarkar, the people who wanted the case stopped, asked the court to end the legal case against them. They were involved in a case recorded at Narsingi Police Station, dealing with serious accusations like dowry harassment, threats, and physical harm.
Their Side: Their lawyer, Sri Nikunj Dugar, argued that Sri Suresh Kannaujiya and the person who complained, Habeeba Ahmed, are no longer married. The court had already declared their marriage and Suresh's change to Islam as invalid. He also mentioned that Tandrila Sarkar had no connection to the accusations.
Opposing Side: The State, represented by Sri Jithender Rao Veeramalla, insisted that the investigation should continue. They emphasized that the people accused must work with the investigation process.
Judge Tirumala Devi Eada looked over the case and decided that the investigation should go on. She instructed the police to follow rules from a past Supreme Court case (Arnesh Kumar v. State of Bihar) and make sure the investigation is thorough and fair.
"The accused shall present their side and work with the Investigating Officer as needed," said Judge Eada.
The court has directed the police to keep investigating. Sri Suresh Kannaujiya and Tandrila Sarkar are required to provide any necessary information and documents to help with the investigation.
