Gauhati High Court

COP(C)/6/2026 of SHRI MARSUPU AO AND 18 ORS Vs SHRI ANOOP KHINCHI IAS AND ANR on 26 April 2026

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GAHC020001102026 THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT (HIGH COURT OF ASSAM, NAGALAND, MIZORAM AND ARUNACHAL PRADESH) KOHIMA BENCH Case No. : COP(C)/6/2026 SHRI MARSUPU AO AND 18 ORS CHOWKIDAR, MAREPKONG SUB-CENTRE, ESTABLISHMENT OF CMO, MOKOKCHUNG, NAGALAND. 2: SMTI BENDANGMONGLA AO CHOWKIDAR AONGZA

GAHC020001102026

THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT

(HIGH COURT OF ASSAM, NAGALAND, MIZORAM AND ARUNACHAL

PRADESH)

KOHIMA BENCH

Case No. : COP(C)/6/2026

SHRI MARSUPU AO AND 18 ORS

CHOWKIDAR, MAREPKONG SUB-CENTRE, ESTABLISHMENT OF CMO, MOKOKCHUNG, NAGALAND.

2: SMTI

BENDANGMONGLA AO

CHOWKIDAR

AONGZA SUB-CENTRE

ESTABLISHMENT OF CMO

MOKOKCHUNG

MOKOKCHUNG

NAGALAND.

3: SHRI TEMSUWATI

MEDICAL ATTENDANT

MARAPKONG SUB-CENTRE

ESTABLISHMENT OF CMO

MOKOKCHUNG

NAGALAND.

4: SMTI TEMSUMONGLA

MEDICAL ATTENDANT

MOALENDEN SUB-CENTRE

ESTABLISHMENT OF CMO

MOKOKCHUNG

NAGALAND.

5: SHRI CHUPONGNUNGDEN AO

DRESSER

TULI

CHC

ESTABLISHMENT OF CMO

MOKOKCHUNG

NAGALAND.

6: SHRI IMTITOSHI

NIGHT CHOWKIDAR

UNDER THE ESTABLISHMENT OF CMO

MOKOKCHUNG

NAGALAND.

7: SHRI IMKONGSUNEP

MEDICAL ATTENDANT

LONGCHEM

PHC

ESTABLISHMENT OF CMO

MOKOKCHUNG

NAGALAND.

8: SMTI. LIMASANGLA AO

MEDICAL ATTENDANT

UNGMA PHC

ESTABLISHMENT OF CMO

MOKOKCHUNG

NAGALAND.

9: SHRI IMLIYANGER

CHOWKIDAR

ALONGKIMA PHC

ESTABLISHMENT OF CMO

MOKOKCHUNG

NAGALAND.

10: SMTI. TOSHISANGLA AO

MEDICAL ATTENDANT

TSURANGKONG PHC

ESTABLISHMENT OF CMO

MOKOKCHUNG

NAGALAND.

11: SMTI. MARKENMENLA

MEDICAL ATTENDANT

DISTRICT TUBERCULOSIS CENTRE

ESTABLISHMENT OF CMO

MOKOKCHUNG

NAGALAND.

12: SMTI. SAKUPOKLA AO

CHOWKIDAR

KUMLONG SUB- CENTRE

ESTABLISHMENT OF CMO

MOKOKCHUNG

NAGALAND.

13: SHRI TSUKNUNGMEREN AO

LABORATORY ATTENDANT

UNGMA PHC

ESTABLISHMENT OF CMO

MOKOKCHUNG

NAGALAND.

14: SMTI. TSUKTILA AO

MEDICAL ATTENDANT

MAREPKONG SUB-CENTRE

ESTABLISHMENT OF CMO

MOKOKCHUNG

NAGALAND.

15: SMTI. M. ASUNGLA AO

PEON

DIO

MOKOKCHUNG

MAREPKONG SUB-CENTRE

ESTABLISHMENT OF CMO

MOKOKCHUNG

NAGALAND.

16: SMTI. TEMJENJONGLA AO

PEON

ESTABLISHMENT OF CMO

MOKOKCHUNG

NAGALAND.

17: SMTI. MOARENLA AO

SWEEPER

ATTACHED CMS

ESTABLISHMENT OF CMO

MOKOKCHUNG

NAGALAND.

18: SMTI. RISHILEMLA AO

MEDICAL ATTENDANT

MANGKOLEMBA CHC

ESTABLISHMENT OF CMO

MOKOKCHUNG

NAGALAND.

19: SMTI

YASHINARO AO

LABORATORY ATTENDANT

MERAKING DISPENSARY

ESTABLISHMENT OF CMO

MOKOKCHUNG

NAGALAND

VERSUS

SHRI ANOOP KHINCHI IAS AND ANR

THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY, HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE, NAGALAND, KOHIMA

2:SMTI. DR. MERENINLA SENLEM

THE PRINCIPAL DIRECTOR

HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE

NAGALAND

KOHIMA

Advocate for the Petitioner : TONGPOK PONGENER, AKUM

JAMIR,LAKNYEI PHOM,ASENLA S LKR,VIKEHIENUO VIMERHA,M. DIVINA

THERIE,KETI IMCHEN,OZUNGLILA,HADASHA RUANGMEI

Advocate for the Respondent : ,

BEFORE

HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE PRANJAL DAS

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ORDER

Date : 27.04.2026

Heard Ms. Ozunglila, learned counsel for the petitioners . Also heard Mr. N. Mozhui, learned counsel for the respondents.

2. The contempt proceeding was filed by the petitioners aggrieved by the alleged disobedience of the judgment and order dated 22.11.2023 passed by this Court in WA No.

14/2019, whereby respondents were directed to disburse salary amounts to the appellants including arrears amount.

3. The learned counsel for the respondents submits that in the meantime, the order has been complied and in support the same, he has also submitted before the Court a copy of employee detail report pertaining to the Personal Information Management System (PIMS) with regard to the petitioners.

4. The learned counsel for the petitioners who have initiated the contempt proceeding does not dispute the same and agrees with the submission that in the meantime, the order has been complied with.

5. Needless to say that it is a settled position of law that contempt proceedings is not a means of execution of orders passed by the Court and once an alleged contempt is pointed out, the matter is largely between the Court and the alleged contemnor. Nevertheless, the subsequent development about compliance of the order giving rise to the contempt proceedings cannot be overlooked at all.

6. It is also submitted by the learned counsel for the respondent Nos. 1 and 2 that the matter took some time to comply because the PIMS had to be generated with regard to the present employees and only thereafter, the payment of the arrears amount could be done, though money was sanctioned earlier.

7. In the entire circumstances, it would be just and fair to close the contempt proceeding. Accordingly, the contempt is closed and the contempt proceeding is disposed of accordingly.

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