121 and 122 of 1966.
53 of 1966 was registered,in which one of the appellants was alleged to have companymitted offences under ss.
Appeals by special leave from the judgment and order dated March 14, 1966 of the Mysore High Court in Criminal Revision Petitions Nos.
It was also alleged that the appellants had companystituted themselves as ring leaders of the Employees Association and were taking part in unlawful assemblies at different times and had companymitted offences against the peaceful workers of the Mill.
Devangiri Division in which it was stated that the appellants were 1 72 I.A. 120.
An affidavit was filed before the High Court on behalf of the State by the Deputy Superintendent of Police.
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K. Ramamurthi, R. K. Garg and S. C. Agarwala, for the appellants in both the appeals .
Gopalakrishnan and B. R. G. K. Achar, for the respon dents in both the appeals .
120 and 123 of 1966 respectively.
143, 448 and 324, Indian Penal Code.
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On March 7, 1966, the State made two applications under ss.
misusing the liberty granted to them ever since they had been enlarged on bail by companymitting acts of violence, creating trouble by instigating the labour unions of Devanagiri Cotton Mills and other mills in Devanagiri with a view to paralyse the smooth working of the Mills.
The allegation against the appellants therefore was that they were misusing the liberty granted to them by the appellate companyrt and were indulging in acts of violence.
The Sessions Judge, by his judgment dated December 7, 1964 companyvicted both the appellants for offences under ss.
360 of 1965 was registeredagainst the appellants for companymission of the offencesunder ss.
The Judgment of the Court was delivered by RAMASWAMI J. The appellants Pampapathy and Shekarappa were tried in the Court of Sessions at Chitradurga for offences under ss.
The appellants preferred appeals to the Mysore High Court and on admission of the appeals they were directed to be released on bail.
498 2 and 561A, Criminal Procedure Code for cancellation of the bail granted to the two appellants.
In support of the two petitions an affidavit was filed by the Deputy Superintendent of Police, Devangiri Division Sri K. Srinivasa Alwa, stating that the two appellants were misusing their liberty ever since they were enlarged on bail by doing acts of violence, creating trouble by instigating the labour unions of Devangiri Cotton Mills and Shankara Textile Mills to paralyse the smooth working of the Mills.
147, 148, 322 .324 and 325 read with s. 149, Indian Penal Code.
These appeals are brought, by special leave, from the order of the Mysore High Court dated March 14, 1966 in Criminal Petitions Nos.
