Delhi High Court petition requests nonsensical remedies, according to reports.

Court Dismisses Absurd Petitions Challenging Police Records

The Court recently dismissed a series of petitions challenging the absence of criminal records against the petitioners. The judge ruled that the relief sought by the petitioners was inherently absurd and fell outside the scope of what the court could grant.

The court highlighted the petitioner’s strange grievance that there was no criminal record of him available with the police. The judge questioned why the petitioner would want a criminal record to be created against him and pointed out that provisions exist to provide such a record, but it cannot be created by the police to satisfy someone’s whims and fancies. The court acknowledged that the authorities had patiently replied to the petitioner over 150 times.

Furthermore, the court concluded that the petitions were frivolous and vexatious. The language used in the petitions was deemed embarrassing and scandalous, and they lacked any real issue being set out in an intelligible form. The court found the pleadings, reliefs, and declarations sought from the court impossible to respond to due to their absurdness. As a result, the court deemed the filing of these writ petitions as an abuse of the process of law.

Summary:

• The Court dismissed petitions challenging the absence of criminal records against the petitioners.
• The relief sought by the petitioners was deemed absurd and outside the court’s jurisdiction.
• The court questioned the petitioner’s desire for a criminal record to be created against him.
• The language used in the petitions was embarrassing and scandalous.
• The court found the petitions frivolous, vexatious, and devoid of any real issue.
• The court deemed the filing of these writ petitions as an abuse of the process of law.