R. Ashoka vs The State Of Karnataka

The Supreme Court heard appeals under Article 136 challenging judgments related to an anti-corruption case in Karnataka. The appellants, including an elected legislative member, sought to quash the judgments, which were based on FIRs registered by the Anti-Corruption Bureau. The court emphasized the importance of service to the nation and the fight against corruption, while considering the legal validity of the proceedings. The judgment underscores the Court's role in upholding the rule of law in cases involving public officials and anti-corruption measures.