The Times of India 16.11.2010
HC asks PMC to comply with court order
PATNA: The Patna High Court on Monday directed the Patna Municipal Corporation to enforce the court order passed earlier for closing down an illegally-run slaughter house in Shahganj locality in Patna City.
A division bench, comprising Chief Justice Rekha Manhar Lal Doshit and Justice Jyoti Saran, passed the order on the PIL of Chandrashekhar Kumar, who submitted that the unlicensed slaughter house was being run illegally despite an order of the HC passed in 2005 for its closure. The HC directed the PMC to report compliance of court order by November 26.
Directive to govt: The Patna HC on Monday directed the state government to state whether the private colleges come under the purview of vigilance department for investigation into irregularities in their functioning.
A division bench, comprising Justice Mridula Mishra and Justice Dharnidhar Jha, issued the directive while hearing a petition of Millat Teachers’ Training College challenging vigilance investigation into the affairs of more than a dozen private colleges running B.Ed courses.
The court wanted to know on what charges the state investigation bureau has been directed to conduct the investigation into alleged irregularities in private B.Ed Colleges under provisions of Prevention of Corruption Act. Vigilance counsel Prashant Pratap argued that imparting education is a public duty hence the erring private colleges come under the purview of vigilance investigation.
DA case: A single bench presided by Justice Hemant Kumar Srivastava on Monday adjourned the case of hearing of anticipatory bail of civil surgeon of Saharasa, Dr Muhammad Jamaluddin, to November 18 when it would hear the plea of the vigilance department regarding alleged tampering of evidence by the petitioner. The charges against the petitioner is that he had amassed assets disproportionate to his known source of income which was Rs 28 lakh.
Court seeks reply: A division bench, comprising Chief Justice Rekha Manharlal Doshit and Justice Jyoti Saran, directed the state government to give reply to the PIL of Saidul Azam regarding lack of proper seating arrangement in Dumraon sub-divisional court.
A division bench, comprising Chief Justice Rekha Manhar Lal Doshit and Justice Jyoti Saran, passed the order on the PIL of Chandrashekhar Kumar, who submitted that the unlicensed slaughter house was being run illegally despite an order of the HC passed in 2005 for its closure. The HC directed the PMC to report compliance of court order by November 26.
Directive to govt: The Patna HC on Monday directed the state government to state whether the private colleges come under the purview of vigilance department for investigation into irregularities in their functioning.
A division bench, comprising Justice Mridula Mishra and Justice Dharnidhar Jha, issued the directive while hearing a petition of Millat Teachers’ Training College challenging vigilance investigation into the affairs of more than a dozen private colleges running B.Ed courses.
The court wanted to know on what charges the state investigation bureau has been directed to conduct the investigation into alleged irregularities in private B.Ed Colleges under provisions of Prevention of Corruption Act. Vigilance counsel Prashant Pratap argued that imparting education is a public duty hence the erring private colleges come under the purview of vigilance investigation.
DA case: A single bench presided by Justice Hemant Kumar Srivastava on Monday adjourned the case of hearing of anticipatory bail of civil surgeon of Saharasa, Dr Muhammad Jamaluddin, to November 18 when it would hear the plea of the vigilance department regarding alleged tampering of evidence by the petitioner. The charges against the petitioner is that he had amassed assets disproportionate to his known source of income which was Rs 28 lakh.
Court seeks reply: A division bench, comprising Chief Justice Rekha Manharlal Doshit and Justice Jyoti Saran, directed the state government to give reply to the PIL of Saidul Azam regarding lack of proper seating arrangement in Dumraon sub-divisional court.
