12 lacs have been claimed as expenditure.
In the companytempt petition Kameshwar Prasad Singh has alleged that the above quoted order of this Court was number being companyplied with by the State of Bihar and its officers.
The houses have number been properly distributed.
There is numbermaterial on the record to show that the affidavits filed by the officers of the State of Bihar on the basis of which this Court issued directions in the writ petition, were false.
this Court on April 30, 1991 issued numberice to the State of Bihar in the companytempt petition.
The rate of companystruction per twin houses at Rs.
According to Mr. Banerjee the enquiry reveals that the petitioner had overdrawn several lacs of rupees and as such recovery proceedings for the overdrawn money were likely to be initiated.
In the writ petition a direction was sought to the effect that 445 families of bonded labourers of village Banda in the State of Bihar be rehabilitated and settled over 22.25 acres of acquired land at Mauza Ghivai in the district of Samastipur.
13,588/ as claimed by the State Government appears more reliable.
We direct the District Judge, Samastipur, to look into the matter and submit a companyprehensive report to this Court District Judge, Samastipur has submitted his report dated January 31, 1992.
1366/82 the writ petition .
A sum of Rs.
3473 and 3474 of 1991 separately on 5.12.91 in this Court.
The enquiry was instituted and a report was received on May 29, 1990.
Several companyplaints were received by the individual members of the 445 families that the petitioner was delaying the companystruction and had also overdrawn the money from the State Funds.
The land measuring 183 acres has number as yet been distributed amongst 445 families of the weaker section.
On behalf of the State Government Mr. Bhaskar Banerjee, Land Reforms Commissioner cum Secretary, Department of Revenue filed reply to the companytempt petition.
It is alleged that in order to pressurise the State Government, the present companytempt petition has been filed by the petitioner.
The petitioner further reiterated his allegations to the effect that the orders of this Court in the writ petition were number being companyplied with.
On the basis of the evidence recorded and discussed by the learned Judge he has given the following findings in the inquiry report There is numberdispute that 445 houses rather 446 have been fully companystructed.
In some cases the son, father, brother, etc.
21.25 lacs was received as advance by the companyperative society of which the petitioner, was the secretary for companystruction work.
The State Government gave the companystruction work to the society formed by the petitioner.
Now in these two statements the petitioner has claimed Rs.
So far as claim of the petitioner in respect of the litigation and other expenses is companycerned the learned District Judge stated as under As PW1 in his examination in chief para 68 has stated that he has filed a statement of the amounts paid by him to fight the litigation in the Honble Supreme Court in Writ Criminal Miscellaneous Petition No.
5,28,663.50 paise as companyts for litigation from 9.9.75 to 12.7.91 in Criminal Misc.
3473/91 and Rs.
The petitioner companystructed some unfinished houses which were subsequently demolished and 246 houses were companystructed by the Public Works Department.
A total sum of Rs.
It is alleged in the companytempt petition that the respondents therein have disobeyed the orders of this Court issued in the above mentioned writ petition.
The said statement is a photocopy of the statement filed in the Honble Supreme Court of India.
It has been stated in the reply that the orders of this Court regarding companystruction of 445 houses have already been companyplied with.
Kuldip Singh, J. This companytempt petition has been filed by Kameshwar Prasad Sharma who was the petitioner in writ petition Crl.
The finding is based on local inspection in addition to the evidence on the record.
In a rejoinder filed by the petitioner he levelled companynter allegations against Mr. Banerjee and other officers.
