Dear Concerned, 

Yes - as per the information provided in your notes, you have strong grounds to approach the High Court for quashing the FIR, make sure you quote and substantiate your claims with supporting documents (ref . 171 contractors) also provide details of your successfully delivered projects and documents related to your financial strength.  

Best of Luck 

1. As per the information mentioned in the present query, makes it clear that your FIR, doesn’t at all stand at the footing to proceed further.
2. As you have rightly said that there has been cases wherein Hon’ble High Court and Supreme Court has granted liberty for the committee to decide as to how and when and on what exception the contractor can be upgraded to A level, irrespective of the fact of not been completed three projects.
3. I would advice you to please go for quashing of the FIR under Article 226 and section 482 of Cr. P. C. on merits of the case as no case doesn’t arise in your case, so no use of keeping it pending and also seek for stay if the proceedings at lower court till the final dispossal of the FIR quashing petition.
4. In the mean while, I would try to search some good case laws to support your case, and if you wish I can further draft the petition for you.

Good Luck...!

The corruption charges have been dropped as no corruption happened. It is the duty of the department to take back the fir citing reasons. You should give an application to the department to perform the necessary action.if the department is not doing the needful then file a petition for quashing the fir.

Regards 

1. Well, since no charge sheet is submitted as yet the investigating agency may very well close the case by giving B report.

2. So wait little longer till submission of charge sheet. This is necessary for quashing case as well as in such case the high court does not intervene during FIR stage as the investigation is not complete as yet.

3. if there is precedent then quashing has a god merit but do wait till submission of challan.

wait for police investigations to be completed 

2) after investigations if police do not find any evidence against you closure report would be filed 

3) if charge sheet is filed apply for discharge before trial court 

4) quashing is to be done only in exceptional circumstances 

State Of Gujarat vs Gurukrupa Construction Co. on 18 March, 1996..
was to bring to our notice that the same issue has been discussed also in this case.

Dear client, 

Clearence in Offical inquiry is no reason to drop criminal charges but on the basis of common practise adopted by govt. For other contractors and reason given by govt. For upgradation , FIR can be quashed. File writ. 

Yes you can file application for quashing of the same

See in your facts and circumstances and similar case of upgradation available you can prefer a quashing petition before the high court and can seek prayer of quashing the FIR and subsequent proceedings against you.

You can approach high court with a petition under section 482 cr.p.c. seeking to quash the FIR for the reasons you rely upon.

If you are confident that as per rules laid down, you are eligible to this up-gradation, you may proceed with the quash petition.