@JUDGMENTTAG-ORDER
1. Just before this case the Court has passed an order on a Public Interest Litigation. If it is based on charges of embezzlement/misappropriation
etc., then the person seeking a Public Interest Litigation must take the responsibility of having filed a report or a complaint before the police or the
Magistrate, as, the case may be. The present petition has been presented on behalf of an Hon''ble Member of the Parliament through a
representative, not by the Hon''ble Member of Parliament. The absence of the Hon''ble Member of the Parliament petitioning the Court is
explained that the latter is in jail. Normally the Court would not comment as to why in such a situation would any one takes so much interest in the
outside world when he is in jail.
2. Nothing stops any one from invoking the jurisdiction of the law to make a complaint to designated authorities who are to ensure that people
keep to the law.
3. Rushing in a Public Interest Litigation of such a nature, in the circumstances of the present case, the Court is of the opinion, is misconceived and
ill-advised.
4. Dismissed.