The representation was also companysidered by the government and was rejected on July 19, 1971.
The only ground for detention was as follows That on the night of 1 6 71 at about 01.30 hrs.
The detenu was arrested on June 20, 1971 and the grounds were served on him on that date.
19 of 1970 .
The decision of the Advisory Board was given on August 23, 1971 pursuant to which the state Government companyfirmed the detention by an Order dated September 3, 1971.
By explosion of bombs you and your associates created panic in the station area and in the adjoining locality you cause disturbance of the public order there by.
As required by the provisions of the Act a report was made to the Central Government on the same date.
The State Government approved of the Order of detention on June 28, 1971.
Station yard, you and your associates charged bombs upon the R. P. F. Party on duty with a view to do away with their lives, when challenged by them.
while companymitting theft of rice from Wagon No.
The case of the detenu was placed before the Board on July 19, 1971, his representation having been received earlier.
of stolen rice in a gunny bag and one iron made instrument.
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your case shall be placed before the Advisory Board within thirty days from the date of your detention under the order.
As a result of your bomb charge SR 3179 Himunshu Bhushan Dhar Sharma of the R. P. F. Party sustained burn injury on his person.
But the R. P. F. party with the help of the police party managed to secure your arrest on the spot with 30 kgs.
You are also informed that under Section 11 of the West Bengal Prevention of Violent Activities Act 1970, Presidents Act No.
You are hereby informed that you may make a representation to the State Government against the detention Order and that such representation shall be addressed to the Assistant Secretary, Home Special Department, Government of West Bengal and forwarded through the Superintendent of the Jail in which you have been detained as early as possible.
Under Section 10 of the West Bengal Prevention of Violent Activities Act 1970 Presidents Act No.
19 of 1970 the Advisory Board shall if you desire to be so heard by the Advisory Board you should intimate such desire in your representation to the State Government.
