@ashwani_dube If the parties reach a private settlement or compromise, they may/ must approach the High Court under Section 528 of BNSS (formerly Sec 482 of the CrPC) to get the FIR quashed, especially for non-compoundable offences.
@ashwani_dube A complainant, in any case, cannot simply walk into a police station and "take back" an FIR once it is logged.
However, the government can withdraw prosecution under specific legal provisions, and courts can close or quash cases.
@ashwani_dube FIR for a cognizable offences cannot be unilaterally withdrawn or cancelled by the complainant. Once registered, a cognizable crime is treated as an offence to be prosecuted by the state, not by just an individual complainant.
โช If the Ethics Committee finds merit in the complaint of Member of Parliament @nishikant_dubey , it may make recommendations. The potential punishment it can recommend typically involves Suspension of the MP @MahuaMoitra for a specified period. +
@ashwani_dube@MahuaMoitra Moreover it is an admitted case. As reports indicate, she has admitted to guilt of sharing login password. Only explanation/defence was put forth was that every other MP does it (๐ฅฑ?) and that she did not receive any consideration. Consideration could be pecuniary or in kind..๐