Messi Event: HC Rejects CBI Probe Plea at Interim Stage
At present, the court said, no material had been placed to demonstrate such infirmity. The bench refused to stay the SIT probe or the administrative enquiry committee constituted by the state government following the incident on December 13.
On the contention that junior IPS officers forming the SIT could not investigate the role of senior police officials, the court noted the state’s submission that the doctrine of necessity would apply. It also observed that no material had been produced to doubt the impartiality of the SIT members. The court further rejected the challenge to the constitution of the enquiry committee, recording that a Gazette notification dated December 13 had been issued appointing a committee comprising a retired judge of the High Court, the Chief Secretary, and the Additional Chief Secretary, Home and Police Department.
The bench held that the relevant law does not prescribe any rigid form or mandatory legislative resolution for such an appointment. The court directed the state government and the private event organiser to file affidavits-in-opposition within four weeks. The petitions will be listed for hearing in February 2026.
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