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As per the case facts the appellant challenged an order that dismissed his application for discharge in a criminal case involving charges under the Indian Penal Code and the Prevention
...of Corruption Act related to various offenses The question arose whether sufficient grounds existed to cast grave suspicion on the appellant for the alleged offenses particularly regarding entrustment of funds dishonest deception or evidence of illegal gratification Finally the Supreme Court found that sufficient grounds casting a grave suspicion on the Appellant do not exist and observed that the ingredients of the alleged offenses cannot be prima-facie established against the Appellant as no evidence of illegal gratification or disproportionate assets has been found