Case Name : Sakiri Vasu vs State of UP & Ors Case Reference: (2007) 12 SCR 1100 Case Number: Crl A No 1685/2007 Court: Supreme Court Bench: Supreme Court Coram: AK Mathur, Markandey Katju (Author) Date: 07.12.2007
An aggrieved person can only claim that the offences alleged be investigated properly. An aggrieved person has no right to claim that the offence alleged be investigated by any particular agency of choice. (Para 10)
If a person has a grievance that the police station is not registering his FIR under CrPC - Section 154, then they can approach the superintendent of police under [CrPC - Section 154] by a written application. If the FIR is not registered or no proper investigation is held, the aggrieved person may move an application under [CrPC - Section 156] . The Magistrate can direct the registration of the FIR
Refer also: CBI vs Rajesh Gandhi 1997 Crl LJ 63 (para 8) No one can insist that an offence be investigated by particular agency
See also: Constitution - Article 226 CrPC - Section 154 Sakiri Vasu vs State of UP, (2007) 12 SCR 1100.pdf