Archive · 24 Jul 2025
Indore High Court Rejects Qadri's Plea to Quash FIRs
Anwar Qadri went to court to try and stop two police investigations against him, and also to get rid of a notice saying he was wanted.
The judge said his case wasn't strong enough and was just a way to avoid being arrested.
The judge also pointed out that Qadri needed to cooperate with the police.
The judge found no good reason to stop the police from doing their job and dismissed the petition, meaning the police can continue their investigation.
Anwar Qadri's petition to quash FIRs was dismissed by the Indore High Court.
Qadri sought to overturn two FIRs and a public notice declaring him an absconder.
Justice Pranay Verma ruled the petition lacked merit and was a disguised bail attempt.
The court found Qadri's claims of political motivation and illegal declaration unsubstantiated.
The court allowed the police investigation to proceed without interference.
- Who
- Anwar Qadri, Justice Pranay Verma
- What
- The Indore High Court dismissed Anwar Qadri's petition to quash FIRs against him and a public notice declaring him an absconder.
- When
- Wednesday
- Where
- Indore, Madhya Pradesh High Court
- Why
- The court found Qadri's petition lacked merit and was essentially a disguised attempt to seek bail.
Qadri's Argument
Court's Ruling
Political Motivation
Qadri's Argument
The FIRs were politically motivated.
Court's Ruling
The court found no evidence to support this claim.
Absconder Declaration
Qadri's Argument
The declaration of him as an absconder was illegal and unconstitutional.
Court's Ruling
The court found this claim unsubstantiated.
- Petitioner
- Anwar Qadri
- Court
- Indore Bench of Madhya Pradesh High Court
- Judge
- Justice Pranay Verma
- Action
- Dismissed petition
- Reward
- Rs 10,000 for information