Regarding restore of quashed chargesheet and proceeding
10-Jun-2026 (In Criminal Law)
I had been got fraud by fraudulent gang, lodged FIR against them.
Fraudulent gang went for FIR quashing, they got stay in name of mediation, meditation failed, petetion dismissed and police investigating allowed by Double bench
Chargsheet filled in trial court, trial started but before warrant fraudulent gang went for chargesheet and entire proceeding quashing
Single bench high court quashed chargesheet and proceeding
Now what are remedy to restore chargesheet and proceeding
Main Adv. Sudesh Kumar aapko salah deta hoon ki High Court Single Bench ke quashing order ke khilaf hume turant Supreme Court me SLP (Special Leave Petition) file karni chahiye, jiska samay order ke 90 days ke andar hota hai. Agar accused ne Article 226 ke tehat writ petition lagayi thi, to hum same High Court ki Double Bench me bhi appeal kar sakte hain. Aap turant High Court order ki certified copy nikalein taaki hum heading check karke aage ki legal drafting shuru kar sakein.
In this case, since the Single Bench of the High Court has quashed the chargesheet and entire proceedings under Section 482 CrPC (or relevant provisions of BNSS), the primary and most effective remedy available to you is to challenge the High Court's quashing order before the Supreme Court of India by filing a Special Leave Petition (SLP) under Article 136 of the Constitution. Alternatively, if there is an error apparent on the face of the record or some vital facts were missing during the arguments, you can also explore filing a Criminal Review Petition in the same High Court, depending on the specific grounds of the judgment. Seeking a stay on the operation of the quashing order through an SLP in the Supreme Court is generally the standard course of action to restore the trial and chargesheet.
if the High Court has quashed the proceedings against the accused, you aren't left without remedy. however, it falls in the category of case decided. so-
1. you could file a special leave petition before the supreme court terming the quashing illegal.
2. Appeal.
3. file a complaint case.
4. pursue civil matter.
get in touch with an advocate of proper standing and experience and have a proper consultation with all the requisite documents.
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