8 12. It is not disputed that the appellant is the senior manager of the intermediary and the managing director of the intermediary has been discharged of all the offences as per the decision in Aneeta Hada (supra). and further that singular charge that has been framed against the appellant is in respect of Section 292 IPC. It is submitted by Dr. Singhvi that the appellant could not have been proceeded under Section 292 IPC after having been discharged under Section 67 of the IT Act. Mr. Rohatgi, learned Attorney General assisting the Court submitted that Section 67 of the IT Act is a special provision and it will override Section 292 IPC. He has made a distinction between the offences referable to the internet and the offences referable to print/conventional media or whatever is expressed in Section 292 IPC. Mr. D.S. Mahra, learned counsel appearing for the NCT of Delhi, would contend that publishing any obscene material as stipulated under Section 67 of the IT Act cannot be confused or equated with sale of obscene material as given under Section 292 IPC, for the two offences are entirely different. It is urged by him that an Page 8