10,645 cloth washing soap cakes, 4.815 cloth washing soap bars.
You had unlawfully hoarded these pain relieving medicines which are useful for life, for profiteering keeping in view the scarcity of these in the market.
He, therefore, passed separate orders against them but in identical terms on July 8, 1974 under Sub clause iii of Clause a of Sub section 1 of Section 3.
The case of the petitioners is that the two brothers along with their father migrated to Sikar from Pakistan as refugees.
10, 745 blades and 2.465 battery cells.
In this way you have created a great obstruction in the supply of essential articles useful for life to the public.
Because there is scarcity of these articles in the market at this time and the public is feeling difficulty in procuring them, and as such you have made their availability difficult for the public by hoarding them for your selfish and unlawful profiteering.
620 tablets of Avedan, 900 tablets of Anolzin.
It is claimed that petitioner Bhagwan Das was the President of the Association of Thadi Merchants.
On 29th and 30th June, 1974.
From the date 29 6 1974 to 1 7 1974, District Police, Sikar, raided and took search of your house, shop and godowns situated at Sikar and from your possession recovered 94.881 match sticks, 1,724 bathing soap cakes.
The grounds served are also identical and are as follows You are a partner of the firm M s. Ramesh Kumar Bhagwandas in town Sikar, and you are dealing in business of essential and useful companymodities for life like soaps tea.
the Drug Inspector took search of your Godown situated at Sikar and recovered therefrom pain relieving medicines i.e. 1301 tablets of Novalgin, 980 tablets of Saridon.
Hence for the purpose of preventing you from carrying on such activities in future and for the purpose of facilitating the availability of these essential articles useful for life to the public it has been found essential to detain you and there fore you have been detained under Section 3 1 a iii of the Maintenance of Internal Security Act.
You had hoarded unlawfully these essential articles useful for life in such large quantity with the intention of profiteering by selling them in the black market, so that, you may create an artificial scarcity with the object of charging any price you like from the customers.
Their father Gopal Das started the business of selling Sweet Meats in a separate shop.
In the opinion of the District Magistrate it became necessary to detain the two brothers under the Maintenance of Internal Security Act.
It was further companytended on their behalf that the grounds were vague and orders of detention were passed against the petitioners mala fide.
1974 shop and other premises of the petitioners were searched and large quantities of certain companymodities were recovered.
1974 to 1st of July.
The two brothers became partners of the business carried on in the name of the aforesaid firm on or from the month of January.
By this you are informed of the grounds of detention as required by Section 8 of the said Act.
From June 29.
The facts necessary to be stated for disposal of the two petitions are these.
blades, battery cells and matches.
They started business under the name and style of M s. Ramesh Kumar Bhagwan Das.
2000 tablets of Anandkar for possessing and selling which you had number obtained a licence.
where several refugees from Pakistan started carrying on their business in wooden Thadies.
