Munshi Ram then went to Chirag Delhi to inform his employer Indraj Singh, but found the latter absent.
It was also mentioned in the report that Pathak and Sharma were employed in Scindia House.
The police started investigation and arrested Jehan Singh appellant, and R. K. Pathak, Assistant Manager of the Industrial Credit Co. Ltd., Scindia House hereinafter called the Company .
In the meantime, Jehan Singh appellant, Sharma, R. K. Pathak and another man of stout build got into the vehicle.
Leaving the bus unattended, they proceeded to that shop.
Appeal by Special Leave from the Judgment and Order dated the 3rd February, 1970 of the Delhi High Court in Crl.
They were later released on bail.
93 of 1969.
CRIMINAL APPELLATE JURISDICTION Criminal Appeal No.
201 of 1970.
The Judgment of the Court was delivered by SARKARIA, J. This appeal by special leave is directed against an order of a learned single Judge of the Delhi High Court, dismissing appellants petition made under s. 561 A of the Code of Criminal Procedure.
The material facts are these On June 15, 1969, a report was lodged in Police Station, Tilak Mark, New Delhi, by one Munshi Ram alleging that he was employed as a Driver of bus, DLP 3867, belonging to Indraj Singh and Sukh Lal of Chirag Delhi.
N. Prasad and R. N. Sachthey for Respondent No.
The bus was also seized by the police from the possession of the Company.
M. Anand, for the Appellant.
Devi Singh invited the informant and his companypanions, Mahinder Singh Conductor and Sher Singh helper, to soft drinks at a nearby shop.
On June 13, 1969 at 6 p.m., he stopped the bus at Mathura Road to talk to one Devi Singh son of Ganesh Lal.
The stout man took the steering wheel, and all the four drove away in the bus despite the protests of the informant and his companypanions.
Pathak and the appellant filed two separate petitions under s. 561A, Cr.
