Read also:- Kerala HC: Inherent Powers Under BNSS Can't Be Used to Challenge DV Act Orders Without Illegality Based on this finding, the ACJM dismissed Tripathi's application in 2021, concluding that no grounds existed for lodging an FIR or initiating a criminal probe. Tripathi later challenged the ACJM's decision before the Allahabad High Court. However, the High Court dismissed the revision plea in February 2024, citing an inordinate delay of over 300 days in filing the petition against the trial court's order. Later, in January 2025, the Supreme Court of India intervened. The apex court condoned the delay and directed the High Court to consider the matter on merits. Read also:- Delhi High Court Rules Past Association Grounds to Disqualify Arbitrator Under Arbitration Act, Section 14 Following the Supreme Court's directions, Tripathi submitted a fresh petition before the Allahabad High Court, reiterating the same allegations and grounds.