Скачать или смотреть Preliminary Inquiry Under Section 173 CrPC Explained | Imran Pratapgadhi v State of Gujarat (2025 SC

⚖ What Is a Preliminary Inquiry Under Section 173 CrPC? ⚖

In the Imran Pratapgadhi v. State of Gujarat (2025 SC) case, the Supreme Court analyzed the scope of preliminary inquiry in police investigations under Section 173 CrPC. This judgment clarifies the legal position on supplementary charge sheets, further investigation, and police powers in India.

📌 Key Highlights of the Judgment:
✅ What is a Preliminary Inquiry under CrPC?
✅ Can police conduct further investigation after filing a charge sheet?
✅ Supreme Court’s interpretation of Section 173(2) and 173(8) CrPC
✅ Difference between Preliminary Inquiry & Regular Investigation
✅ Impact of this ruling on criminal investigations & judicial scrutiny

🔍 Why Is This Judgment Important?
This case sets an important precedent on police investigation procedures, court intervention, and the limits of preliminary inquiry in criminal law.

🛑 Key Legal Aspects Explained in This Video:
✔️ What is Section 173 CrPC & How Does It Work?
✔️ Can a preliminary inquiry delay a police investigation?
✔️ Supreme Court’s stance on multiple charge sheets
✔️ How courts handle police investigations under CrPC?
✔️ Legal remedies for accused persons in criminal investigations

📜 Related Legal Topics:

What is the difference between a Charge Sheet & FIR?

How does further investigation under Section 173(8) CrPC work?

Supreme Court guidelines on criminal case inquiries

When can a magistrate order re-investigation of a case?

🔔 Subscribe for More Legal Updates! 🔔
If you found this video useful, like, share, and subscribe for expert legal insights. Hit the notification bell 🔔 to stay updated on important legal judgments!

#Section173CrPC #PreliminaryInquiry #SupremeCourtJudgment #LegalUpdates #IndianJudiciary #CriminalLaw #PoliceInvestigation #LatestSCJudgment #CriminalProcedureCode #ChargeSheet #InvestigationProcess #SCJudgment2025 #AdvocateTips #LandmarkCases #JusticeSystem #LitigationProcess #LegalKnowledge