Writ petition for CBI Investigation/enquiry

you should approach the GOI first. if no action is taken , then you may approach the High Court for a mandamus with sufficient proof regarding allegations.

Dear Dr.Tripathi, suppose the high Court issued direction to CBI or the Vigilance to conduct investigation into the case, can they the CBI or the Vigilance conduct investigation without registering the case?

dear  Dr. Tripati, Thanks for your advice.  kindly suggest the  apporpriate authoirty in Government to approach . is it Ministry  of Finance since the orgainsation is a nationalised Bank or is it Home Department or Ministry of Personel  or otherwise ? Regards

One can also file a CMP before the concerned CBI court to give direction to CBI for investigation u/s 156(3) CrPC.

Thanks for the advice. which is the better and effective  option ? approaching the Govt or CBI COURT u/s 156(3) ? . I think,  if  the CBI court fails to order for investigation , i can still apporach the High court by way of writ petition ?    regards 

The court generally will not reject the petition if it is supported by sufficient proof (prefarably documental) to give prima facie evidence of commission of offence.

I am unable to agree with Mr.Shafeeque. The judicial trend is contrary to opinion given by him. Investigation is function of executive and it is only executive who can choose the agency for investigation. The court generally does not issue mandamus for investigation by CBI, unless there are exceptional circumstances  showing interalia that fair investigation can not be expeted from the police.

Corruption  by officials of nationalised banks(and other central govt. institutions) is under the jurisdiction of CBI.

State police or state vigilance bureaus are empowered only to investigate offences coming under Prevention of Corruption Act,1988 committed by respective public servants of state..