Chhattisgarh High Court

WP/1509/2004 of SUBHASH KAR and ORS. Vs THE STATE OF C.G.and ORS. on 23 December 2004

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IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE CHHATTISGARH

ATBILASPUR

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Writ Petition No. [5’0 7of 2004/

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Subhaskar,aged 47years,S/o.Late Kartik$§hmKan(Village[Assistant)]

PETITIONERS

Secretary Janpat PanchayatSaraipali, TahsilSaraipaliDistrict Mahasamund(C.G.)

Rohidas Taram,Aged35yearsS/o.Shri Ramchandra TaramSarpanch,GramPanchayat wa,JanpadPanchayat-CharamaDistrict Kanker(C.G.)

VERSUS

RESPONDENTS

Stateof Chhattisgarh

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ThroughSecretary

Departmentof Panchayat8nRuralDevelopment, D.K.S.Bhawan,Raipur(C.G.)

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CollectorKanlter,

District Kanker(C.G.)

Chief ExecutiveOfficer

JanpadPanchayatCharama

TahsilandDistrict Kanker(C.G.)

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