HC imposes Rs 3 lakh cost qn Jagathi for repeatedly approaching

HC imposes Rs 3 lakh cost qn Jagathi
for repeatedly approaching court
'Court dismisses pleas
>Jagathifailed
CORRESPONDENT
LEGAL
of Janani and Indira ri'zedia
to make proper disclosure to the court
that it had failed
proper
to
disclosures
make
to
the
Hyderabad: Justice B Chan-
court with regard to its vari-
dra Kumar
ous
Pradesh
of the
High
Wednesday
Court
on
imposed huge
costs of Rs 3 lakh
on Jagathi
the earlier conditional order.
When it was brought to the
notice of the court that
the
amounts
and
an
im-
various points when it had
mo*able property security
there
sought
counts,
Central Bureau of Investi-
it is contended that due to
gating (CBI)
Y
media houses
-
Jaganmohan
S
judge
said
imposing
gathi
petitioners to execute a bank
guarantee for 50 per cent of
the orders of the court. The
also
Reddy.
was
fore misleading the court at
that
costs
Publications
he
on Jaon
the
ground that the said media
house has been repeatedly
approaching
amendment
the court for
of
its..orders.
The judge also pointed out
to create a, charge on about
crore property to fulfill
Rs
dis-
It.
Janani and Indira connected
The
was there-
Or:
petitions filed by the
other two
with
accounts and
The last..of the many
ders hadrequired the said
worth Rs 5 crore.
In the present application,
Publications.
missed
Andhra
houses
the amendment
of
were 19 other acthe judge said that
the petitioner hadfailed to
inform the court about it on
the peculiar circumstances,
May 23 when it made the
was an attempt by the petitioners to dilute the orders
no one was forthcoming to
first order It is contended
give
by
of the court.
It may be recalled that the
CBJ had sought freezing of
surety.
said
It was also contended that
while the total seizure was
given to the court and a further set of 19 accounts were
the accounts
of an account of about Rs
opened by Jagathi Publica-
116 crore, the court had di
tions as it was required to
has said that it
of
the three
companies. In a petition before the High Court, the
same was modified at the instance1 of the said rmedia
"
houses
4
c
b
their
properties
for
rected that no charge be cre
ated
on assets worth Rs 50W
gi
the petitioner
make
details
that the
were
deposits
in
in
fact
accor-
dance with the requirements
of the Audit Bureau
The present!petitionwas.ucu1ations:
,.
ofCi
CS asked to take action
on CBI
report in Vizag land scam
He felt that there was con
Legal Correspondent
nivance by the officers in alHYDERABAD:
Justice L. Nara-
lotting
the
public
lnnds
High
contrasy to the directions of
Court on Wednesday directed
the court and ordered a CBI
investigation.
simha
Reddy
of
the
the Chief Secretary, Govern-
ment of Andhra Pradesh, to
appropriate action
initiate
based on the report sUbmitted by the CBI which made a
preliminary investigation in-
to
a
land
major
Visakhapatnam.
scam
-
in
It thay be recalled that the
judge had ordered an enquiry
The counsel
for
the
CBI
handed over the enquiry report
in n sea1el envelope
to
the judge.
The judge
based on
directed action
tile report.
Fake court order case
Justice K.C. Bhanu of the
his property and when that
sought to be executed
entertained.
some persons filed memo
stating that the High Court
with an appeal filed by the
Dalita Bahujana VySasaya
passed acontrary order.
Sangam challenging the order
was
After some time it came to
light
that
the
order
*as
there was an in-
Bench
The
petitioner
to the II town police but they
were not acting even after one
Schedule Castes
dication
It was argued
'No' to appeal
of
implemented
were
government.
the High Court.
zalpurkar on Wednesday declared that the writ appeal
the open space.
A Division Bench of acting
dations
Ghose and Justice Vilas V. Af
the Supreme Court and a direction was given to protect
the
He was entertaining a writ
pertaining to the 'inaction' of
petition filed by one Sekhar
who said that the competent
the State government to act
court granted a decree of
eviction of his téhants from
of a commission headed by
Justice Punnayya cannot be
upon
the
reconnqndationp
the
Punflayya
Commission were not being
Chief Justice Pinaki Chandra
The High Court judge had
before
single judge that recorumen-
ister a case
noticed that on earlier occasion the issue had gone up to
and
for eraof untouchability.
tration near
sakhapatnam.
against
atrocities
High court granted two weeks
to the Kakinada police to regpertaining to the
circulation of a fake order of
corn-
ment is not acting sincerely to
prevent
when a writ petition was filed
regarding the claim for regisMVP Colony, Vi-
had
that the State govern-
timation to register the case
year.
deajing
*as
of the single judge.
plained
forged.
Though
The
though
accepted
by
they
the
NRHM scam heading for quiet burial?
AMITA VERMA
chargesheet
LUCKNOW, AUG. 8
stipuiated 90
fle CBI is preparing for a
quiet burial of the NRHM
scam in Uttar Pradesh.
The premier investigating agency has virtually
called off investigations
since the past two months
and no turtlier headway
has been made in Hie cases
related to NRHM scam and
the murders of three medkai owicials.
Pradeep
IAS
officer
Shukia, a key accused in
the NRHM scani, got ball
on Wednesday because the
CBI
did
not
file
The GB!,
probing the
within the
days period.
which began
mvrder
and
th
scam in July last year,
im the direetion of the high
court, has not made any
headway in the murders of
three nedical otticers.
investigating
The
agency,
according
to
sources, is preparing te teil
the court that deputy CMO
CUI has virtually
called off probe
since the past
Iwo months and
headway Ins
no
been made in the
cases related to
NRHM scam
Y.S. Sachan who was found
dead in mysterious circumstances
inside
Lucknow jall on June 22,
2011, had actually committed suicide.
The Cii is conveniently
overlooküg
the fact that
Dr Sachans body had eight
deep cuts on his neck,
arnis/wrists and groln bijt
ne blood was found where
his body was found hang
Ing byabelt.
The question being asked
is that 13 lt possible for
anyone to inflict so many
deep cuts 0» hirnself and
then hang hirnseif with a
belt? Moreover, the injury
caused by the belt on his
neck was found to be postaceording
to
nortem,
the autopsy report but the
CBI has overlooked this
paint.
The CM has also not
nade milch progress in the
murders of the other two
CMOs
Dr Vinod Arya,
who
-
was
October 27,
shot
2010,
dead on
and Dr
B.P. Singh, whe was kffled
an April 2, 2011.
already
The
CDI
Las
taken
three
extensians
from the court aM the next
deadline is again roimd the
corner. On the eve of the
Assenibly electians in 11?,
the CBI had shovm great
Laste in the investigatlans
aM Md lodged live Fifis
an .lanuary 2, 2011,
On the basis
of these
FIRs, the CDI arrested (armer DSP minister Baba
Singh Kushwaha and thea
DSP MLA Ram Prakash
Jaiswal along willi GM,
Constniction and Design,
P.K. .Jain.
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dump: case moved to CBI
BUREAU TO AND OUT F
HT Correspondent
CHAN DIGARH:
The
Central
Bureau. of Invee:iga.tion (OPT)
wiiilo,kiol:otJLeatlegationthat
tile
land
n.aine
some
and
payment
a
an.a
high
mur.icip
al
cc ss.:ss
en Icr
of
Kiorsana; and Madvtnd.e:rSirsgh,
FAfl FR
district president of the
Los dhia.:ea Yontis Akoji foal,
was
for "the 2012
election
from
aeciranc
Panther submitted that in
Febnoary 2.010, tree beneuci
lchoa'ma,
lee lead
the land
ment had accluhred 291 kanal
Pull ab
jointlyat P,aonpuraPiud, 33 tan
Porn Bathinda, for P.s i,fii
said 9 arisrias vide a notifies"tion. seeued. on A.pri I if, 20 if,
oonrt
ared, after few days, trLe
the
made
Singh and justice "Tejind.er
Singh Phin!:lsa in Wednes!:lay
lonrchaeed
crore;
state yovenernent had decided
to
a
coui
it
:re
for
Pea 7 crore,
Ludhiana'e'
"Tio.e
all egat ion
s nggest
there were also tic'cc snitable
sites "bssl: the rrcsorecioa I corpo-
on apnhiic-taterest peti.tiosaby
S ingh;
leinktsaP
a
Kanw
ar
Pal Singh, his wile, Kimandeep
in PaLtdnds district.
Kaur;
branch,
:rriao
las belongedto doebeneficior-
ab tciot:
the villagers of Msaadi Kimrd
The bencla gave the !:lel:!nhz
general of the
ofwioict.. 247 tonal arid 6
Kiueshdev
S iregie, le is
ita.spector
Fo:r the project, the govern
wife, Karna.ljeet
Kaur; ared b rotioer, I-linen>at
gave the CIII toe d.irec"tiorus
I n.ve stlltati o:u]
b ascii.
0.81
Mal ithia
Khushdev Singh is former
assembly
division bench comprising
act] :]]g
enief justice Jas bir
Chandigarh
Si :egt.
era, lawyerßeonandeep StaSh
was
:rnon.th. The
B a.:ry
A KAH
oelseslcsarse.a
close l:o Ataii leader
B ikra.:srij it
influential
in Batiunda in
of creating a iou'
Tue
wil:hin.
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government
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favonred
people in TUTU by paying
aldghpricefortheird47-ksaisj
155055
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were
STAT E GOVT RIGGE 0
BATHINOA LANO PRIOE
TO FAVOUR PEOPLE
ared
oree
Baivi:eede:r
Singh; Ln':lhierea3 Yadvinder
Singh,
a.:>> d
his
wife,
Jasdeep;
reia.t ice Srnj eel: Kaur
"racion noose the ian.d irs puce-tion deliberately to favour the
beneficiaries.
'Inc
cc :i: 50:0 e:rs
have also
snbmittedchat doeI:'eneficisries,
being
close to
senior
political leaders ofthe roiling
ruonl:n
to conaauiete tdae inqniry
lelean.whiie, s:atos ouo is
had together ciorchased 247
psrtc were tipped tisat the gov-
kanal and d nearias
ernment wonld acquire the
be nas.a:al:aineo on toe I an.d.
Poenamuma Piaei,
alahesra Apgarwai
Appearing for the
a.
l:!etitiota_
on
the
Bathi:eeda--Manee. road
at
it awe .eesiornitte':l in the court
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hearirog is
Sei:'tensber 12.
on
Bloodstained pillow
emerges key exhibit
in Talwars vs CBI
Dr Mahapatra.
DIPANKAR GHOSE
"There are
OHAZIABAD, AUGUST 8
discrepancies in the report,
A PILLOW and its case, ex-
These will be brought up. So
and the CBl'sversion earlier.
hibited
in court for the sec-
far there had been no men-
to become one of the key
of any male DNA in
Amshi's room, even from the
pieces of evidence in the trial
prosecution."
ond
day on Wednesday, is set
tion
of murdered Noida teenager
At one point during the
Amshi Talwar and the fam-
hearing, the Talwars had ar-
ily's
domestichelpHemraj.
On
Tuesday, the pillow
case was exhibited in court
gued
that a bloodstained pil-
lowwith Hemraj's DNAhad
been found in the room of
andDrßKMaha-
Krishna, another
patra, senior biol-
help. Krishna had
the
earlier been made
CFSL and prose-
with
an accused in the
ogist
cution witness
case but let off for
in
the case, said that
pillow
the
lackof evidence.
AI
case,
room,
presence
DNA
showed
of male
in
It is learnt that
a
found in Amshi's
letter
a
CFSL
fl[3fj
to
the
from
the
thenSP(CBI),RS
Dhankar,
the
bloodstains.
4,
Earlier, the counsel
for
2008
stated
in June
that
"one
bloodstained pillow with pil-
dentists Rajesh and Nupur
low
Talwar, who are being tried
lope,
for the 2008 killings, had told
the room of Ms Amshi". In-
cover in a sealed enve-
captioned as 13, from
the court that "there was no
cidentally,while
evidence of the
spection
presence
of
the CBI in-
memo of the crime
Hemraj or any other male in
scene, dated June
the room at the time of the
stated
the
1, 2008
positions from
murder, suggesting problems
where 14 items were picked
with
up, the
the
CBI
version
of
only one that did not
events." The Talwars' lawyer
mention the
had
item number 13.
on several
occasions
quoted from the CBI's case
position was
On Wednesday,
only one
parcel
closure report which on page
additional
29, under the subhead "ma-
opened in the court which
jor
shortcomings
of
evi-
was
contained a blanket found
dence", stated: "No blood of
on the terrace of the house.
Hemraj was found on the
Dr Mahapatra
bedsheet
and
pillows
of
said
there
was presence of blood on the
Arushi. There is no evidence
blanket which generated fe-
to prove that Hemraj was
male
killed inthe room of Amshi."
ing has been fixed for Mgust
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KLO Triggered Violence: Shinde
Advani goes back to pet theme, blames 'illegal migrants' for violence in Assam
home minister after being given
the crucial pnrtfn]in last week.
OUR POLITICAL BUREAU
NEW DELHI
than
lie also informed the Lok Sahha
The monsoon
session nt
Parlia-
what Advani
''Problems
out,
morecomplex.
In
had
of
made
it
are
Ass;ini
ille
thenameol
-
on a stormy note 00
as the Opposition accused the government of fatting
to curb ethnic violence inAssam.
that an additionaldirectorof CIII
would visit (lowahati on Thurs-
Imni grants we sliou 1(1 not ha
rass citizens. Ni an \' 1)101) 0 can) c
following a request from As
Sam chief minister Taron Gogoi
to investigate the cases of vio-
to oti re( runt
runt fl
fl from
Ithngladesh
fromIthngla
desh
Both Houses of Parliament withighly-charged
nessed
discus-
along
ment
began
Wednesday
sion on the riots in Assam. In the
Lok Sabha, government business
Was suspended to take up the is-
sue
throughan adjournment mu
tiori moved by BJP leader LX Ad
vani, which was negatived by a
voice vote after a five-hour debate.
Rajya Sabha
discussed the
month-long violence in Assam in
the post-lunch session as a short
duration discussion.
Replying to the adjournment
motion in the Lok Sabha, home
minister
gave
Sushilkumar
details of the violent mci-
(lellts_si!yillgit StI!tOU
tack
Shinde
by
titeranat-
Liberation Organisation) terrorists in
which two Muslims were killed.
KLO
(Kamtapur
Informing
the members about
the steps taken by the Centre and
thestategovernnient, hesakithat
the
was on alert "The Army w II bring resu Its in areas
which are actually
affected,"
Shinde said, in his first reply as
Army
gal
day
lence.
east)
after
The çBl official will go
with joint secretary (north-
ism"
in the home ministry "The
Earlier, Advani blamed the Con
Bangladesh, Ad
peopleof Assam, "have
migration from
vani
said
hecorne refugees
state." When he
camps
center
in their own
visited relief
in Kokrajhar
of the clashes
the epipeople
were worried they
ii Iy I mve I he able to ret or o to
their homes.
"PeopleinAssamfeelthatif this
told him
they
would have happened in any other part of the country. more strin-
measures would have been
taken," he said. Advani claimed
gent
thai
illegal
Bangladesh,
aged
immigration frwn
allegedly encour-
by Congress for vote-bank
politics, is to he hlamed for the vi
1971
war with tile prom-
(ihatowar said,
lie
added
the house should send a message
to Assani that the count ry cares
for the state.
government's mind is very clear;
it's heart is very clear: We like a
peaceful situation." he said.
gress governments at the state
and Centreforthe violence. Linking the violence with illegal im-
the
ise that they would never go hack.
We should not doubt t heir patriot-
PTension was
building
ure
since April. One such
incident occurred on
April
CI'M MP lsasudeh Acharia also
disagreed
with Advani, Slamming the government for its failto read the early signs of
lence,
6.
Then It happened in the first
weekof July. The state gov-
ernment had the Information. Even then home minis-
ter P Chldambaram knew.
Why were the clashes not
prevented?
BASUDEBACHARIA
CJ'MIP
olenee in Assam.
Congress MP Paban Singh Ghatowar countered Advani and said
the problem was more complex
he
v io-
"Thnsion
was
huildingsioce April, (Inc such insaid,
ride nt OCC 11 rred 01l April 6, 'I' hen it
happened in thefirst week of loft
The state government had
the in
formal ion. Even then home
ister P Chidambaram knew.
mill
Why
were the clashes prevented?''
The disrussion saw si",'r'r'il
k
northeastern
tei'jections
01(111
in
hers 'iron Ihe
states
as
they
blamed other members for giving
Itea' V C 0111 in iolaI Un (I cit one t
the
(IIsCOSSiOn.
JD(U)
gesled
MP Sharad
Yadav
sag-
thud an all-party meeting
should be conducted on the issue
and a team be sent to Assam to address the situat ion.
CBI faults airports authority
for ground handling contract
Wants Action Aaainst 8 MI Officials For Procedural Irreaularities
(was) caused to AAI or central
government".
The response
VAyyappan ITNN
Cheimai: The Central Bureau
Investigation
of
(UBI)
has
found fault with the way the
Airports Authority of India
was filed on a petition filed by
Oveyam Ranjan on behalf of
privatefirmstho havebeendo
The joint venture btween Bha
ing
submitted tender papers. The
joint venture of the companies
ground hamMing for air
(AM) awarded contracts for
ground handling at seven air-
lines at (Jhennai airport.
ports. The (JBI conducted apre-
the
liminary inquiry
tothevigilanceofficeof the AM
A senior AM official said
inresponseto
handlingcontracttoajointvenof Bhadra International
and Novia International at seven airports. It mandated that
"Itisuptothevigilance
department
In2oo9,the AAI gave ground
ture
had forwarded a report
(JBI
inl)llii.
a writ petition filed in the Madrashigh court.
to
take
action
itionfornextmonth.
rant
Now the UBI has recommended action against
eight
since the contracts "do not con-
AAI officials for procedural irregularities. The agency how
The
(JBI
has listed six irreg
ularities. "Bhadra Internation
a criminal investigation,
isformed,"the
(JBI
said.
that Thl International, a sister
companyofßhadra,hadanout-
Madras
ready atthe airport bythe
ger shuttles and loadingbags.
legal provision for doing so unless ajoint venture consortium
high court has
The
ever,saidthematterdidnotway-
couldnot be registeredas a sepas there is no
ante legal entity
The agency also mentioned
fixed ahearing on the writ pet
airlines use the firm's services
for check-in, operating passen-
dra and Novia was not valid on
August 18, 2009, when Bhadra
against the officers," he said.
State-of-the-art coaches kept
ground handling company
nies as a whole was taken into
consideration by AAI officials.
al or Novia International did
not have a minimum experi
standing of 26 crore to the AM
in an advertisement contract
and an arbitration on this was
pending
th Delhi high court.
The Federation of Indian Air-
ence
lines have thallengedthe AM's
criminal offence to
of five years in ground
handling as envisaged in the
warrant an investigation" and
tender conditions. The experi
(Bhadraforsevenairports)isal-
'no substantial wrongftil loss
ence of Novia Group of Compa
lowdto do groundhandling.
stitute any
policybywbithonlyoneagency
Fresh case against
arms dealer
Abhishek Verma
SYED ALI AHMEDITNS
NEW DELHI, AUGUST 8
Acting on a complaint made
by Union Sports Minister
Ajay Maken, the CBI today
registered
against
a
fresh
case
dealer
arms
Abhishek Verma on charges
writing to the
of allegedly
Prime Minister on a forged
letterhead of Ajay Maken,
seeking
easing of business
visa norms in 2009.
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Centre hints
I,
at role of
external forces
SPL
CORRESPONDENT
Union Home Secretary,
R.K.Singh's stern warning
NEW DELHI, Aug 6
The Centre on Monday
came, amidst reports of fresh
vowing to hunt down the
violence in the area, even as
Muslim organisationTs slam-
perpetrators of violence in
ming the
BTAD area, claimed to
have identified the culprits responsible
for the violence, admitting involvement of external forces in
the violence.
Under attack,
Thrun Gogoi
beleaguered
Centre and the State
Governmenttor their failure
to control the violence, called
for review of the Bodo Accord.
"The
trol
situation is under con-
as of now. There could be
some external elements behind the
jTiolence.
Gov-
ernment is likely
is'.]
Central Bureau
of
Investigation
(CBI)
into
Centre are determined and we
the
to order a probe
by
The State
Government and
violence
will
have
this in-
vestigated and get
the riots, highly
to the people who are behind
placed sources said.
this," the Union Home Secre-
Meanwhile, Union Home
Minister, Sushil Kumar
Shinde said the situation is
tary told newsmen.
everyone
under control now and
those who are responsible for
alert has
been given.
"I want to make
plying
Yesterday, there have been
the culprits
some incidents. lam
nage
der
the
clear to
the violence," Singh warned.
"I was touring for last
two
days, and getting information.
details. But
it
that we will go after
getting the
situation is un"Shinde said.
control now,
The Home Secretary reto questions, said that
have
behind
the car-
been identified hint-
ing at the
involvement
of