Judgment Surya Kant, J. 1. In this petition under section 482 Cr. P. C. , prayer has been made for quashing of FIR No.215 dated 2/5/2003, under sections 354, 452, 506 ipc, registered at Police Station Jhajjar. Various pleas have been taken in support of the aforementioned prayer including that there is a previous enmity between the parties. 2. However, Learned State Counsel has pointed out that after investigation challan has already been presented on 9.6.2003 in which no offence under section 452 IPC was made out. 3. It may further be mentioned here that though further proceedings were stayed by this Court on 1.9.2003 but the said stay was later on vacated on July 13, 2004. In this view of the matter, it appears that further effective proceedings towards conclusion of the trial must have taken place. 4. After hearing Learned Counsel for the parties and having regard to the limited scope of interference in these proceedings under section 482 Cr. P. C. , this petition is disposed of with liberty to raise all the issues before the learned trial court at an appropriate stage and the same shall be taken into consideration in accordance with law. 5. However, having regard to all the attending circumstances and the material on record which, prima-facie, show some enmity between the parties, and also keeping in view the fact that the petitioners are employed in a disciplined force, liberty is granted to them to move an application for exemption from personal appearance subject to following conditions:- (i) they will be represented through counsel; (ii) will not delay/stall the trial proceedings; (iii) will not dispute their identity as accused; and (iv) will have no objection if the prosecution evidence is also recorded in their absence but in the presence of their counsel; (v) any such other conditions which the trial court may like to impose upon them. 6. Since for a considerably long period the proceedings remained stayed due to interim order passed by this Court, it is highly desirable that the trial court should make all-out endeavour to conclude the trial as expeditiously as possible, and preferably within six months. Disposed of.