Section 22 of the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988 ultimately strengthens:

By barring adjournments "merely on the ground" of a pending revision, limiting when the revisional court calls for the record, and letting evidence be recorded in the accused's absence, section 22 keeps the trial moving under the trial court's control. It narrows rather than widens the revisional court's interference, and it says nothing about investigation or sanction.