Patna High Court
CWJC/10537/1994 of BIHAR STATE LIBRARY EMPLOYEES Vs STATE OF BIHAR and ORS on 1 January 1994
HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT PATNA Civil Writ Jurisdiction Case No.10537 of 1994 1. Bihar State Library Employees Union, through its President, Sri Ramashray Prasad Singh, son of Late Suraj Singh, resident of village Brahma Asthan, Police Station Bhagwanpur, district- Siwan. 2. Bihar State Library
IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT PATNACivil Writ Jurisdiction Case No.10537 of 1994
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1. Bihar State Library Employees Union, through its President, Sri Ramashray Prasad Singh, son of Late Suraj Singh, resident of village Brahma Asthan, Police Station Bhagwanpur, district- Siwan.
2. Bihar State Library Employees Union, through its General Secretary, Sri Mahendra Prasad, son of Sri Rajendra Prasad, resident of village Kusaita, police station Hilsa, district- Nalanda.
3. Sri Ramashray Prasad Singh, son of Late Suraj Singh, working as Librarian, Divisional Library, Chhapra, resident of village Brahma Asthan, Police Station Bhagwanpur, district- Siwan.
4. Sri Mahendra Prasad, son of Sri Rajendra Prasad, working as Librarian, Sub-divisional Library, Bikram, Patna, resident of village Kusaita, police station Hilsa, district- Nalanda.
5. Sri Deo Nandan Pandey, son of late Ram Chandra Pandey, working as Libtrarian, Sub-divisional Library, Chapra, resident of village Hohammadpur, P.S. Ekangersarai, district Nalanda.
6. Sri Suresh Prasad, son of late Narsingh Narayan Singh, working as Librarian, district Central Library, Sitamarhi, resident of village Khedoobigha, Police station Ekangarsarai, district- Nalanda.
7. Sri Baleshwar Prasad Das, son of Sri Laljee Das, working as Shorter, District Central Libtrary- Nalanda at Biharsharif, resident of village Barieni, police station Kahalgaon, district Bhagalpur.
8. Sri Parmeshwar Singh, son of late Gurudeo Singh, resident of Shaiyanger Tola, P.S. Bibilgarh, district- Siwan.
9. Sri Radhe Prasad, son of Late Fakira Mahto, resident of Mohalla Baharsighat, P.S. Barh,district Patna.
10. Sri Haribans Sahni, son of late Chhedi Sahni, resident of village Yadu Pipra, P.S. Baheri, district Darbhanga.
11. Sri Jagat Paswan, son of Sri Bishwanath Paswan, resident of Mudhusudan Patti, P.S. Baheri, district Darbhanga.
12. Sri Sheo Prasad Thakur, son of late Rambricksh Thaklur, resident of Banarsighat, P.S. Barh, district Patna.
13. Sri Mahesh Rabidas, son of Sri Buidhu Das, resident of Murligarh, P.S. Hilsa, district Balanda.
14. Sri Naresh Prasad, Karh, son of Late Narsingh Narayan, P.S. Khajekalan, Patna City.
15. Ram Khelawan Prasad, son of Sri Badri Mahto, resident of Pakri, Thana Hilsa, district Nalanda.
16. Srimati Anjali Prasad, wife of Late Rajeshwar Prasad, Jama Masjid, Chhoti Bajar, Mogalpura, Patnacity.
17. Sri Prem Kumar Sinha, son of Late Ramchandra Pd. Chaughatti Tola, P.S. Sultanganj, Patna.
18. Sri Chandradeep Gope, son of Late Sagar Pd. Yadav, resident of Pathar Ki Masjid, P.S. Sultanganj, district Patna.
19. Sri Jainendra Kumar, son of Sri Rajendra Prasad, resident of village Kusaitha, P.S. Hilsa, district Nalanda.
20. Sri Upendra Kumar Sinha, son of Bachchu Lal, resident of village Kusaitha, P.S. Hilsa, district Nalanda.
21. Sri Mahesh Prasad Srivastava, son of Late Rajendra Srivastava, resident of Nademan Tola, Thana Barhara, District Bhojpur.
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1. State Of Bihar
2. The State of Bihar through its Financial Secretary.
3. The Education Commissioner, Government of Bihar, Patna.
4. The Director High Education, Government of Bihar.
5. The Superintendent of Lbraries, Bihar, Sinha Library Road, Patna.
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Nobody appears for the petitioners when the case is called out.
Even yesterday nobody had appeared in the matter and by way of last indulgence the matter was passed over. Today also nobody appears for the petitioners. In view of the aforesaid, the writ petition stands dismissed for non-prosecution.
(Ahsanuddin Amanullah, J.)