the criminal consipracy is one to which the provisions of sub-section (4) of Section 195 apply no such consent shall be necessary.” (emphasis supplied) 614.Section 4(1)(e) of CrPC, 1989 defines a complaint. Such a complaint includes an allegation made either orally or in writing. Certainly, there is no prescribed format for making a complaint, as even an oral allegation constitutes a complaint. 15. As per Section 196 of CrPC, 1989 which deals with the offences committed against the State, a jurisdictional court shall take cognizance only upon a complaint made by the order of, or under the authority from the Government, or a District Magistrate, or such other officer as empowered by the Government for the aforesaid purpose. Thus, Section 196 of CrPC, 1989 forecloses any other methodology than the one provided thereunder. The compliance is mandatory, failing which a Court cannot take cognizance under Section 196 of CrPC, 1989. 16.Section 196-A of CrPC, 1989 only deals with specified