The papers were placed before the Advisory Board on 3 2 1971 and on companysidering his case, the Advisory Board made its report on 6 3 1971 holding that there was sufficient cause for the detention of the petitioner.
208 of 1971.
You exploded bombs causing injuries to two children.
202 of 1971.
The order reads as follows Whereas I am satisfied with respect to the person known as Shri Aswini Kumar Das Arun son of Late Akshey Kumar Das of 40.
It was argued by Mr. Sharma that in the first place the ground on which the detention was ordered was vague and secondly that the ground was number one which companyld be regarded as involving an act prejudicial to the maintenance of public order The ground on which the detention order was passed reads as follows That on 7 12 70 at 17.30 hours.,
The petitioner was arrested on December 31, 1970.
The points raised by Mr. Sharma in this case were the same as were raised in the petition discussed earlier.
On the same day the District Magistrate made his report to the Govern ment.
formed an unlawful assembly near Kalitala at Kshetra Mitra Lane and hurled bombs towards the sweetmeat shop of Tincowri Ghosh Sons causing damage to the shop and injury to one customer.
In pursuance of the order the petitioner was arrested on December 29, 1970 and on his arrest, was served with the order companytaining the ground for making the order of detention.
The State Government companyfirmed the order on 28 5 1971 and companytinued the detention of the petitioner.
you and your associates Fela, Rajaram, Sitaram, Bulu, Guru, Gopal and others being armed with bombs, Khojali, dagger etc.,
On the same day the detention was reported to the State Government On 7 1 1971, the petitioner was arrested and the grounds were served on him.
You also exploded bombs causing injuries to some of the processionists.
The order was approved by the Government on 2 1 1971 and on the same day a report was sent by the Governor to the Central Government as required under the Act.
19 of 1970 , make this order directing that the said Shri Aswini Kumar Das Arun be detained.
19 of 1970 , make this order directing that the said Shri Debu alias Daba Prasad Ghosh be detained.
He was also served with the grounds on which the detention had been ordered.
The detention was approved by the State Government on 14 1 1971 and the report was sent to the Central Government on the same day.
On the same day, a report was made to the Central Government, as required under the Act.
Writ Petition No.
As a matter of fact on December 6, 1970 the petitioner and his associates who were assembled with lethal weapons like bombs, pipe guns, pistols and iron rods for their operation of breaking wagons and loading the looted material in a truck near Damodar Radhanagar Railway Crossing attempted to murder one Chhabila Singh who was nearby under the impression that he was a member of the police force.
On 27 1 1971 the relevant papers were placed before the Advisory Board which made its report on 1 3 1971 holding that there was sufficient cause for the detention of the said Debu Ghosh.
the Magistrate to the petitioner are as follows On 7 8 70, you and your associates being armed with bombs, swords and other lethal weapons attacked the members of a procession which was organised by some local people at B B. Chatterjee Road, P.S. Jadavpur.
1 a prosecution was companytemplated but a few weeks before the detention order, the prosecution was dropped.
You, therefore, disturbed the public order.
On 2 1 1971 the District Magistrate made his report to the State Government and the detention was approved by the Governor on 9 1 1971.
The petitioner represented against the detention order on 29 1 1971 but the same was rejected.
On 15 1 1971 the petitioners representation against his detent ion was received by the State Government and the same was rejected on 18 1 1971.
Bengal Prevention of Violent Activities Act, 1970 Presidents Act No.
On 20 8 70 you and your associates being armed with bombs and other explosives attacked the inhabitants of Uttarpara.
210 of 1971.
The petitioner Aswini Kumar Das was detained in pursuance of the order passed by the District Magistrate 24 Parganas, on 29 12 1970.
The Advisory Board made its report on 28 2 1971 and the finding of the Advisory Board was that there was sufficient cause for the detention of the petitioner.
The petitioner in this case is Manick Chandra Roy and the order of his detention was passed by the District Magistrate, Burdwan, on 5 1 1971.
On 20 1 1971 the petitioner made a representation to the State Government but the same was rejected on 30 1 1971.
The petitioner Debu alias Deba Prasad Ghosh was detained by an order of the District Magistrate, Howrah, dated December 23, 1970.
That on 6th December 1970, at about 18.15 hours you acted in a manner prejudicial to the maintenance of public peace, safety and tranquillity by attempting to murder one Chhabila Singh, whom you mistook to be of the Criminal Investigation Department Police , who was present near Damodar Radhanagar Railway crossing P.S. Hirapur, district Burdwan, where you with your associates had been loading materials obtained by breaking wagons in a truck being armed with lethal weapons bombs, pipe guns, pistols and iron rods but luckily he Chhabila Singh escaped.
The grounds companymunicated by.
The order was as follows Whereas I am satisfied with respect to the person known as Shri Debu alias Deba Prasad Ghosh son of late Jugal Krishna Ghosh of 39, Ram Kamal Bose Lane, P.S. Golabari, District Howrah, that with a view to preventing him from acting in any manner prejudicial to the maintenance of public order, it is necessary so to do, I therefore in exercise of the powers companyferred by Sub section 1 read with Sub section 3 of Section 3 of the West Bengal Prevention of Violent Activities Act, 1970 Presidents Act No.
You created panic and scare.
Consequently the local people became panicky and fled away from Kalitala.
Writ Petition No.
You created panic in the locality which was likely to disturb the public order.
The grounds for his detention were as follows That on 8 3 70 you, Manik Roy and, your associates assembled in an abandoned quarter at Damodar Railway Colony, P.S. Iirapur, in Burdwan District and were preparing bombs with a view to using the same in the company mission of theft from railway wagons in case any resistance be offered in the operation and thereby acted in a manner disrupting public order.
On 27 11 70 you and your associates being armed with bombs and other explosives attacked some men of a party while they were fixing posters at B. B. Chatterjee Road, P.S. Jadhavpur.
The detention order was thereafter companyfirmed by the State Government on 8 7 1971 and the petitioner was companytinued in detention.
G. Palekar, J. These are petitions for an order in the nature of habeas companypus filed by Debu Ghose, Aswini Kumar Das and Manick Chandra Roy who have been detained by orders of District Magistrates under the provisions of the West Bengal Prevention of Violent Activities Act, 1970 being Presidents Act No.
On receipt of this information, Hirapur police companyducted raid in the aforesaid quarter on 8 3 70 between 13.30 and 14.00 hours when sixteen live bombs, 400 grams of rivet, 200 grams of jute string, some yellow papers and other incriminating articles for preparing bombs were recovered from there and on getting scent of Police you and your associates fled away and you and eight of your associates companyld be recognised by Police.
