Criminal appeal dismissed for lack of admissibility due to failure to exhaust administrative remedies.

The Supreme Court dismissed the criminal appeal because the petitioner failed to exhaust the required administrative remedies before seeking judicial review. The petitioner argued that the administrative authority had acted arbitrarily, but the court noted the procedural defect in bypassing the mandatory administrative review process. Consequently, the appeal was rejected as inadmissible under the principle of exhaustion of administrative remedies.