A Criminal Revision Petition filed by Mohammed Kunhi in the High Court of Madras was dismissed by Maharajan J., on 13th October, 1972.
The present appeal has been filed by Mohammed Kunhi on a certificate granted by the High Court of Madras under Article 134 1 c of the Constitution.
After investigation, the Inspector, Railway Police Madras Central, reported to the Magistrate that numbercognizable offence was disclosed against Mohd.
Koya was arrested and produced before the Second Presidency Magistrate, Madras, who remanded him to custody.
Mohammed Koya also supported the petition filed by Mohammed Kunhi.
A sum of rupees one lakh in currency numberes of 100 rupee denomination was seized from his person.
Koya and.
Meanwhile Vth Income tax Officer, V Madras, having been duly authorised by the Commissioner of Income tax, Madras, Kerala and Bombay, filed an application before the Presidency Magistrate praying that the amount may be paid to him under Section 132 of the Income tax Act as the amount represented the undisclosed income of Mohammed Koya.
the proceedings may, therefore, be dropped.
Kunhi filed a petition before the Presidency Magistrate claiming that the money belonged to him and that he had entrusted Mohammed Koya with the money for being paid to a companystituent at Bombay.
Chinnappa Reddy, J. Mohammad Koya was searched on suspicion by the Railway Police when he alighted at the Madras Central Station on 29th January, 1970 by the West Coast Express.
