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PD. 101
SC. 05
©.E. ºÉÆA¨ÉÃUËqÀ
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ºÁUÀÆ ªÀ¸ÀƯÁ¢üPÁjUÀ¼ÀÄ,
PÀ£ÁðlPÀ gÁdå ¸ÀºÀPÁgÀ ¥ÀlÖt
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IN THE COURT OF 43RD ADDL. CHIEF METROPOLITAN MAGISTRATE, MAYOHALL, BENGALURU.
It is hereby notified to the public that the Shivajinagar Police Station, Bengaluru City, have seized the following unclaimed
Vehicles and such Vehicles are lying in the Police Station as unclaimed so far, hence owners of Vehicles may put their claim within one
month from this publication.
Sl.No.
REG No
MAKE
CHASIS NO
ENGINE NO
NCR NO
PF NO
1
KA41EC1802
BAJAJ
PULSUR
MD2A13EZ1ECE55758
DKZCEE46387
411/2018
42/2018
2
KA04HQ9958
BAJAJ
PULSUR
MD2A11CZ1DCG07592
DHZCBG87211
411/2018
42/2018
3
KA01EP7121
TVS
VICTOR
11204F132905
M1204M134693
411/2018
42/2018
4
KA02EL4606
TVS
VICTOR
GLX
MD625AF1141C18900
OF1C41170954
411/2018
42/2018
5
KA53E6098
HONDA
ACTIVA
ME4JF082B68160314
JF08E8339003
411/2018
42/2018
6
HONDA
ACTIVA
ME4JC445CA8415966
JC44E0546961
411/2018
42/2018
7
KA07K3112
BAJAJ
PULSUR
DHVBKGO3948
DHGBKG04867
411/2018
42/2018
8
KA03ER3672
TVS
VICTOR
MD625AF1451A83607
OF1A51353283
411/2018
42/2018
9
HONDA
DIO
ME4JF39DDHU011586
JF39EU2016371
411/2018
42/2018
10
KA02EQ1419
HONDA
ACTIVA
ME4JF085V58683924
JF08E0701990
411/2018
42/2018
11
SCOOTY
PEPT
0G3762069505
411/2018
42/2018
6
PÀ£ÁðlPÀ gÁdå¥ÀvÀæ, UÀÄgÀĪÁgÀ, d£ÀªÀj 3, 2019
¨sÁUÀ 3
Sl.No.
REG No
MAKE
CHASIS NO
ENGINE NO
NCR NO
PF NO
12
KA26J1634
KAWASAKI
BAJAJ
DFFBKD14183
DFMBKD88015
411/2018
42/2018
13
KA03EH3024
TVS
VICTOR
MD625AF1341B64063
OF1B41145066
411/2018
42/2018
14
KA04ED6915
HONDA
02K20F01290
02K18E00266
411/2018
42/2018
15
KA02EK7523
HERO
HONDA
SPLENDER
03L20F08674
03L18E08191
412/2018
43/2018
16
KA08H7139
SUZUKI
FIERO
M2204F1333617
M2204M135410
412/2018
43/2018
17
KA04HE9619
HERO
HONDA
SPLENDER
MBLHA10E2AHM12126
HA10EFAHM61922
412/2018
43/2018
18
KA40Q2268
TVS STAR
CITY
MD625KF507A74864
BE5A71065132
412/2018
43/2018
19
KA04EF8302
TVS
VICTOR
N3307F609719
N3307M610601
412/2018
43/2018
20
HERO
SPLENDER
MBLHA10A9EHF01150
HA10ELEHF2A445
412/2018
43/2018
21
KA04EN3624
HERO
HONDA
SPLENDER
05M16F09707
05M15E08467
412/2018
43/2018
22
KA25S2350
SUZUKI
MAX100
9203F203593
203M259443
412/2018
43/2018
23
KA02R789
SUZUKI
SUMURAI
7897512F578208
7512M62099
412/2018
43/2018
24
KA03EK8662
BAJAJ
PULSUR
DHVBVKF80041
DHGBKF79926
412/2018
43/2018
25
KA09EK1881
HONDA
DIO
JF11E6037841
412/2018
43/2018
26
BAJAJ
PULSUR,
BLACK
MD2DHDHZZVCB81261
DHGBVB45104
413/2018
44/2018
27
KA04EK8317
TVS
VICTOR
MD625AF1351C02179
413/2018
44/2018
28
KA04S12
TVS XL50
A701F552326
413/2018
44/2018
29
BAJAJ
CALIBER
DDFBFF83162
DDMBFF13397
413/2018
44/2018
30
TN834420
HERO I
SMORT
MBLHA12EVE9B00039
HA12EJE9B00426
413/2018
44/2018
31
KA51ED1656
SUZUKI
MB8CF4CACC8503743
F486939882
413/2018
44/2018
32
KA03ED7458
SUZUKI
SAMRAI
7108M056780
413/2018
44/2018
¨sÁUÀ 3
PÀ£ÁðlPÀ gÁdå¥ÀvÀæ, UÀÄgÀĪÁgÀ, d£ÀªÀj 3, 2019
7
Sl.No.
REG No
MAKE
CHASIS NO
ENGINE NO
NCR NO
PF NO
33
KA22CT6309
HERO
HONDA
ME4JC476DC7038291
JC47E2127265
413/2018
44/2018
34
KA03HB8118
HONDA
DIO
JF11E6080634
413/2018
44/2018
35
KA03E3949
YAMAHA
RX-100
145231097
413/2018
44/2018
36
KA03Y2276
HERO
HONDA
CBZ
00J41100631
413/2018
44/2018
37
KA38H5240
HERO
HONDA
SPLENDER
01L20F25404
01L18E24514
131/2017
28/2017
38
KA09EU2978
BAJAJ
DISCOVER
MD2DSJZZZUWM05612
JZMBUM35883
143/2017
29/2016
39
HONDA
ACTIVA
ME4JF505AGT007352
JF50ET3007583
820/2016
75/2016
List of the seized Vehicles are lying in Shivajinagar Police Station Bengaluru City which have seized under NCR Numbers.
Place : Bengaluru.
Date : 13/11/2018.
PR - 731
SC - 10
43rd Addl. Cheif Metropoliton Magistrate
Mayohall, Bengaluru.
Bengaluru City
IN THE COURT OF 1st METROPOLITAN MAGISTRATE TRAFFIC COURT,
BENGALURU CITY.
It is hereby notified to the public that the Ashok Nagar Traffic Police Station Bengaluru City, have seized the following
unclaimed Vehicles and such Vehicles are lying in the Police Station as unclaimed so for. Hence owners of the Vehicles may put their
clime one month from this publication.
1
st Metropoliton Magistrate Traffic Court
Bengaluru City
List of the seized Vehicles are lying in Ashoka Nagar Traffic Police Station, Bengaluru City which have been seized under
C-miss Numbers.
Sl.No
C-MISS
NO
PF NO
VEHICLE MAKE
REG NO
ENGINE NO
CHASSIS NO
1
13/2018
004/2018
TVS SCOOTY PEP
KA04EG8832
OG1B42069705
MD626AG1342B70371
2
13/2018
004/2018
HERO HONDA
SPLENDER
KA05Q2962
99G17M13302
99G1914553
3
13/2018
004/2018
HONDA ACTIVA 125
KA05JS5863
JF49E81155296
ME4JF493BG813508
4
14/2018
005/2018
SUZUKI SAMURAI
KA03W2859
7807F065303
7807M112398
5
14/2018
005/2018
SUZUKI SAMURAI
KA02EC2745
7101M877123
7101F824229
6
14/2018
005/2018
SUZUKI SAMURAI
KA04S7716
7707M86896135
7701F849996
7
14/2018
005/2018
YAMAHA RX 100
NO NUMBER
PLATE
1L1339865
L1339955
8
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¨sÁUÀ 3
Sl.No
C-MISS
NO
PF NO
VEHICLE MAKE
REG NO
ENGINE NO
CHASSIS NO
8
14/2018
005/2018
BAJAJ PULSUR
KA53E8445
BHGBNA49843
MD2DHDHZZNCA12662
9
14/2018
005/2018
KENETIC ZX
KA04EA5253
NIETE183231
NIFTE187158
10
16/2018
006/2018
HONDA PLEASER
KA45L4178
JE16EBAGMO5684
ZÁ¹Ã¸ï £ÀA§gï ¥ÉèÃmï
EgÀĪÀÅ¢®è.
11
16/2018
006/2018
BAJAJ PULSUR 200
KA03HE3823
JCGBSA64074
MD2DHJCZZSCA39566
12
16/2018
006/2018
HERO HONDA
SPLENDER
KA03EF2601
02E18E04058
02E20F03748
13
16/2018
006/2018
YAMAHA FZ-S
KA01EX9430
21CEO20987
ME121COE6C2020905
14
16/2018
006/2018
HERO HONDA
SPLENDER
HR26AF0640
06G15M29890
06G16C30004
15
17/2018
007/2018
BAJAJ CHETAK
KA03V2475
ªÁºÀ£ÀªÀÅ ¸ÀA¥ÀÆtð
ºÁ¼ÁVzÀÄÝ, EAf£ï
£ÀA§gï EgÀĪÀÅ¢®è.
ªÁºÀ£ÀªÀÅ ¸ÀA¥ÀÆtð
ºÁ¼ÁVzÀÄÝ, eÁ¹Ã¸ï PÀmï
DVgÀÄvÀÛzÉ.
16
17/2018
007/2018
TVS EXELE
KA03W1186
ªÁºÀ£ÀªÀÅ ¸ÀA¥ÀÆtð
ºÁ¼ÁVzÀÄÝ, EAf£ï
£ÀA§gï EgÀĪÀÅ¢®è.
P1805F020682
17
17/2018
007/2018
TVS APACHE
TN49R9599
0E3A72101243
MD64HE3072A00931
18
17/2018
007/2018
HONDA AVIATOR
KA05HH0472
JF21E0074462
ME4JF211L88056190
19
17/2018
007/2018
HONDA ENERNO SC
150
KA04EJ2419
KF07E0107497
ME4KF074H48107450
20
17/2018
007/2018
BAJAJ CHETAK
KA05EG8293
CDEBHG57347
06CBHG83718
21
18/2018
008/2018
BAJAJ DISCOVERY
100
KA04HR8943
JBZWEK51098
MD2A14AZ3EWK02464
22
18/2018
008/2018
SUZUKI ACCESS
NO NUMBER
PLATE
F4862307431
MB8CF43AD08114618
23
18/2018
008/2018
HONDA AVIATOR
KA53L5933
JF21E0104708
ZÁ¹Ã¸ï £ÀA§gï ¥ÉèÃmï
EgÀĪÀÅ¢®è.
24
18/2018
008/2018
KENETIC HONDA
KA03W492
ªÁºÀ£ÀªÀÅ ¸ÀA¥ÀÆtð
ºÁ¼ÁVzÀÄÝ, EAf£ï
£ÀA§gï EgÀĪÀÅ¢®è.
NIFOE868837
25
18/2018
008/2018
HERO HONDA CD
100
KA02E3987
F10E 7375208
ªÁºÀ£ÀªÀÅ ¸ÀA¥ÀÆtð
ºÁ¼ÁVzÀÄÝ, ZÁ¹Ã¸ï PÀmï
DVgÀÄvÀÛzÉ.
26
18/2018
008/2018
HONDA DIO
KA05HK9327
JF11E4017428
ME4JF118CA8017569
PR - 745
SC - 10
1
ST METROPOLITAN MAGISTRATE TRAFFIC COURT
BENGALURU CITY
IN THE COURT OF 56TH ACMM COURT, BENGALURU CITY
I here by noticed to the public that the Girinagara Police Station, Bengaluru City have seized the following vehicles as
unclaimed and such vehicles are laying in the Girinagar Police Station as unclaimed so far. I hence the owners of the Properties
(Vehicles) may put their claim one month from the date of publication.
¨sÁUÀ 3
PÀ£ÁðlPÀ gÁdå¥ÀvÀæ, UÀÄgÀĪÁgÀ, d£ÀªÀj 3, 2019
9
SL.
NO.
CR.NO.
PF.NO.
Reg No
VEHICLE
ENGINE NO
CHASIS NO
COLOUR
1
NCR.NO.
362/18
174/18
KA50K2353
PASSION
PRO
HA10EDAGJ00543
MBLHAI10AHAGJ00701
BLACK
2
NCR.NO.
362/18
174/18
KA01EG798
HONDA
ACTIVA
JF08EF012340
ME4JE082J788
BLACK
3
NCR.NO.
362/18
173/18
KA05HD462
BAJAJ
DISCOVER
SGBPB79611
--
BLACK
4
NCR.NO.
362/18
173/18
--
HONDA
DIO
JF4JF504JFT78514
ME4JF304AFT78514
SKY BLUE
5
NCR NO.
362/18
173/18
--
HONDA
ACTIVA
JF08E8388528
ME4JF082D68209680
GREY
6
NCR NO
110/09
95/09
KA05J4430
HERO
HONDA
SPLENDER
07FAEE15344
07FAEE15228
BLACK
7
193/09
35/14
KA34L4662
BAJAJ
PULSUR
DHGBKG20180
DHGBKG18963
SILVER
8
187/04
63/04
KA01H147
LUNA
41062242
47042907
RED
9
272/14
172/16
KA05JH7981
KTM DUKE
490656609
VBKJUC4F9EC025184
RED
10
03/11
01/11
KA41L5959
HONDA
ACTIVA
JC44E013968
ME4JC445F96140351
RED
11
222/09
92/09
HERO
HONDA
031718M003
12
189/09
85/19
KA05W6488
SUZUKI
SAMURAI
7710M948692
7710F902147
BLACK
13
139/10
68/10
KA09EB6718
YAMAHA
RX 135
03E4PL55962
03E4PL55962
BLUE
14
297/10
14/11
KA01K1665
KENETIC
HONDA
MELJ541526
MELJ551489
WHITE
15
299/04
89/09
KA04EW17
BAJAJ
PULSUR
---
MD2DHDHZZPCH66156
RED
16
315/08
39/09
KA02ED7975
BAJAJ
PULSUR
DHGBNM07152
MD2DMDH22NCM69679
RED
17
238/09
91/09
KA05K6382
KENETIC
NIKJB408166
NIFJB418217
BLACK
18
161/08
99/08
KA02ES2665
BAJAJ
PULSUR
---
MD2DHDH22NCM61522
BLACK
19
189/09
71/09
KA51R2334
BAJAJ
PULSUR
DHGBRA62644
MD2DHDH2266A6234
BLACK
20
161/08
100/08
KA02ES5099
HONDA
ACTIVA
JF08F814694
ME4J408G58114599
SILVER
21
205/16
110/16
KA20-L-9037
HONDA
ACTIVA
JF08E0009930
ME4JF085418009906
WHITE
22
89/2013
89/13
KA06A7576
DUPLICATE
INNOVA
2K069692924
KUN4070497820706
SILVER
23
125/15
28/15
KA41EC2595
HONDA
ACTIVA
JA50ET1448065
ME4JF502KET448249
BLUE
24
242/15
62/15
KA04EX4377
HONDA
DIO
JF11E6005065
---
BLACK
10
PÀ£ÁðlPÀ gÁdå¥ÀvÀæ, UÀÄgÀĪÁgÀ, d£ÀªÀj 3, 2019
¨sÁUÀ 3
SL.
NO.
CR.NO.
PF.NO.
Reg No
VEHICLE
ENGINE NO
CHASIS NO
COLOUR
25
205/16
110/16
KA04EV9489
BAJAJ
PULSUR
BUMBPH02062
MB2DDDZZZPWH4478
BLACK
26
74/14
84/17
KA41Q9206
(D NUMBER)
YAMAHA
FZ
21C6014841
ME121C06882014925
BLACK
AND BLUE
27
301/10
103/10
TN29V5644
KAWASAKI
DDMBKC63154
DFBKC81005
BLACK
28
108/07
38/09
CKW6723
MARUTHI
800
---
---
WHITE
29
165/07
91/07
KA05D3276
TATA
SUMO
483DL56JUZ725594
418018KUZ942228
WHITE
30
290/09
11/09
KA05AA150
TATA
INDICA
4751D103KT2PE4507
600137KTZPF6885
WHITE
PR. 773
SC. 10
LVI Additional Chief Metropolitan
Magistrate, Bengaluru city
IN THE COURT OF 44TH ADDITIONAL CHIEF METROPOLITAN MAGISTRATE ,
BENGALURU CITY
I her by notified to the public that the Yelahanka New Town Police Station, Bengaluru City have seized the following vehicles as
unclaimed and such vehicles are laying in the Police Station as unclaimed so far. Hence the owners of the Properties (Vehicles)
may put their claim one month from the date of publication.
Date : 05-12-2018
List of the seized vehicles are lying in the Yelahanka New Town Police Station, Bengaluru City which have been seized under
C-Miss Numbers.
SL.
NO.
CIMISS NO
PF NO
VEHICL NO
VEHICLE MAKE
ENG NO
CHASIS NO
COLOUR
01
CIMISS NO
01/2018
PF NO
95/2018
KL-08
AV-6612
PULSAR 180CC
DJJBUE99863
MDZDHDJZUCE40532
BLACK
02
CIMISS NO
01/2018
PF NO
95/2018
TN-38
CB-3739
PULSUR 180CC
DJZCFC37683
2A12TZ2FCC13509
BLACK
03
CIMISS NO
02/2018
PF NO
96/2018
KA-01
V-1142
PULSUR
DHGDJJ93151
DHVBJJ95127
BLUE
04
CIMISS NO
02/2018
PF NO
96/2018
KA-22
Q-8939
HERO HONDA
SPLENDAR
00H18M13785
00H20C14959
BLACK &
BLUE
05
CIMISS NO
03/2018
PF NO
97/2018
KA-02
EB-2163
YAMAHA RX-135
IL5316092
00C145316092
MERUEN
06
CIMISS NO
03/2018
PF NO
97/2018
KA-04
R-4128
SUZUKI
SAMMURAI
7607M718084
7607F672673
BLACK &
ORANGE
07
CIMISS NO
04/2018
PF NO
98/2018
KA-04
EC-4281
HERO HONDA
SPLENDAR
02D18M13633
02D20C07030
BLACK &
ORANGE
08
CIMISS NO
04/2018
PF NO
98/2018
KA-04
EH-3561
HONDA ACTIVA
JF08E0449471
ME4JF085048437616
GREAY
09
CIMISS NO
05/2018
PF NO
99/2018
NO
NUMBER
PULSUR 180 -
DTS- I
DJGB1G66727
MD2DHDJZZTCG28159
RED
10
CIMISS NO
05/2018
PF NO
99/2018
KA-04
Y-8478
YAMAHA
5DG007335
DDE5DG007335
BLUE
¨sÁUÀ 3
PÀ£ÁðlPÀ gÁdå¥ÀvÀæ, UÀÄgÀĪÁgÀ, d£ÀªÀj 3, 2019
11
SL.
NO.
CIMISS NO
PF NO
VEHICL NO
VEHICLE MAKE
ENG NO
CHASIS NO
COLOUR
11
CIMISS NO
06/2018
PF NO
102/2018
KA-01
EA-3393
HERO HONDA
SPLENDAR
05AAEO3263
05GAAF03420
BLACK &
BLUE
12
CIMISS NO
06/2018
PF NO
102/2018
KA-02
EM-5495
BAJAJ A CT-100
DUMBLC58952
DUFBLC22883
BLACK
13
CIMISS NO
07/2018
PF NO
104/2018
KA-25
W-1304
HERO HONDA
CBZ
05A41M01710
05A46C01848
BLACK
14
CIMISS NO
07/2018
PF NO
104/2018
KA-01
S-4651
KAWASAKI
BAJAJ BOXER
DFMVMA2881
DFFDGM95140
BLACK
15
CIMISS NO
08/2018
PF NO
106/2018
KA-04
EH-1333
KINETIC
VELOCITY
FA68003418
FA68003486
SILVER
16
CIMISS NO
08/2018
PF NO
106/2018
KA-16
K-1827
HERO HONDA
0ZE02E21M22566
02E21C22838
BLACK
17
CIMISS NO
09/2018
PF NO
108/2018
KA-50-U-
4607
TVS JUPITER
DG4AF1400962
WHITE
18
CIMISS NO
09/2018
PF NO
108/2018
KA-05
EA-583
SUZUKI
SAMMURAI
790MZ64625
7901FZ16503
BLACK
19
CIMISS NO
10/2018
PF NO
111/2018
CTR
7954
YAMAHA RX 100 ILIO77384
ILI077384
BLACK
PR. 774
SC. 10
XLIV Additional Chief Metropolitan
Magistrate, Bengaluru city
IN THE COURT OF THE X ADDL.C.M.M. MAYOHALL BENGALURU
It is hereby notified to the General public that the following unclaimed vehicles are in the custody of Byappanahalli Police Station,
Bengaluru city Which are seized under NCR no 597/2018
Sl.
No.
CRIME NO/
NCR NO/ C
MISS NO
PF No
Vehicle
Name
Reg no
Eng no
Chassis no
colour
1
NCR No
597/18
80/18
Item no-01
Honda
KA09 EC-
8917
04C60M03673
04C63C03395
Black
2
NCR No
597/18
80/18
Item no-02
TVS XL
Super
KA03 HK
3656
0D1FB1318249
MD621BD10B2F26006
Grey
3
NCR No
597/18
80/18
Item no-03
YAMAHA
RX
KA03 L
1107
01L650CM3
1L1434273
Blue
4
NCR No
597/18
80/18
Item no-04
Activa
Honda
KA53 EH
5891
JF50ET1671757
ME4JF502MET670013
Red
5
NCR No
597/18
80/18
Item no-05
Activa
Honda
KA 06 EX
4185
KWPGHMSI331
ME4JF505HGT656974
6
NCR No
597/18
80/18
Item no-06
HERO
HONDA
Splendor
KA 03 EE
7620
02A18E 45782
02820F48843
Black
7
NCR No
597/18
80/18
Item no-07
SUZUKI
No
NO
NO
Red
8
NCR No
597/18
80/18
Item no-08
BAJAJ
pulsar
KA53 J
1255
DHGBNM06306
MD2DHDHZNCM68743
Red
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No.
CRIME NO/
NCR NO/ C
MISS NO
PF No
Vehicle
Name
Reg no
Eng no
Chassis no
colour
9
NCR No
597/18
80/18
Item no-09
BAJAJ
pulsar
KA 05
EZ 2401
DHGBMJ56256
MD2DHDHZZMCJ148588
Blue
10
NCR No
597/18
80/18
Item no-10
ACCESS-
125
KA51
Q 6513
F486107592
MD8CF4CAM78107511
Silver
11
NCR No
597/18
80/18
Item no-11
YAMAHA
BR 08
4919
01L650CM3
00DIL5300042
Blue
12
NCR No
597/18
80/18
Item no-12
YAMAHA
CKM 6492
01L650CMQ3
NO
-
13
NCR No
597/18
80/18
Item no-13
TVS XL
KA 03
EB 7476
NO
NO
Black
14
NCR No
597/18
80/18
Item no-14
TVS XL
KA 53
K 2284
NO
NO
Grey
15
NCR No
597/18
80/18
Item no-15
-
KA 04
FG 3438
N0ED001928
NO
Black
16
NCR No
597/18
80/18
Item no-16
-
KA 04
J 3059
NO
NO
Red
17
NCR No
597/18
80/18
Item no-17
SUZUKI
GA 02
F 7619
NO
1703F784900
Red
18
NCR No
597/18
80/18
Item no-18
SUZUKI
CKM 9410
NO
5802F155433
Red
19
NCR No
597/18
80/18
Item no-19
BAJAJ
CT-100
KA 03
EN 9034
U6902
DUFVLD72840
Blue
20
NCR No
597/18
80/18
Item no-21
Hero
Honda
Splendar
KA03
EB 2432
00H18M17431
00H20C19284
Black
21
NCR No
597/18
80/18
Item no-22
ACCESS-
125
-
F486005389
MB8CF4CAE98225320
Red
22
NCR No
597/18
80/18
Item no-23
BAJAJ
PULSAR
KA 09
EF 8226
DHGVM99312
DHVVMG00301
Black
Any person having right to claim above vehicles shall approach the Byappanahalli Police Station, Bengaluru city with the
Necessary documents within one month from today, Failing which the above said vehicles will be confiscated of Government.
Any claims received after the due date will not entertained
PR. 775
SC. 10
X Addl.C.M.M mayohall.
Bengaluru,
IN THE COURT OF PRL.CIVIL JUDGE & J.M.F.C NIPPANI
AT – NIPPANI
In hereby notified to the public that Nippani Rural Station Belagavi Dist Have Seized following vehicles as unclaimed and
such vehicles are lying in the Nippani Rural Police Station as unclaimed so far Hence the owner of vehicles may put their claim
within one month from the date of publication.
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PARTICULARS OF THE SEIZED UNCLAIMED VEHICLES IN NIPPANI RURAL POLICE STATION
SL.
NO.
SHD E.NO
Vehicle No
Vehicle Type
Chassis
Number
Engine
Number
Colour
1.
SHD NO 8/2008 U/S
102 CRPC
PF 39/08
13/08/2008
-
Hero Honda
02F20F10013
21Z9G78
Black
2.
SHD NO 52/2010 U/S
102 CRPC
PF NO 48/2010
14/08/2010
-
Hero Honda
Splendor
99J19F03308
99J17E03278
Black
3.
SHD NO 09/2012 U/S
102 CRPC
PF NO 37/2012
25/10/2012
KA 29
J 8795
Hero Honda
Splendor Plus
01H20F01965
01H18E01054
BLACK & BLUE
4.
SHD NO 32/2017 U/S
102 CRPC
PF NO 66 /2017
08/08/2017
-
Pulsur 150
DHVVLC-98817
DHGBLC-
98121
Red
5.
SHD NO 32/2017 U/S
102 CRPC
PF NO 66/2017
08/08/2017
-
Hero Honda R
Karizma
MPIMC38ED
8G93858
MC38ECDGM
02960
BLACK
PR. 776
SC. 15
Prl. Civil Judge & J.M.F.C
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PR. 777
SC. 25
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f¯Áè PÀ®Äè¥ÀÄr WÀlPÀUÀ¼À ¯ÉʸɤìAUï ªÀÄvÀÄÛ ¤AiÀÄAvÀæt ¥Áæ¢üPÁgÀ
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NO. 112/1 (KTK) /2017 CPI Dated: 2nd NOV, 2018
Government of India
Ministry of Labour
Labour Bureau
Consumer Price Index Numbers for Industrial Workers (Base : 2001=100)
Month : September 2018
GROUP/SUB-GROUP/CENTRE KARNATAKA
BELAGAVI
BENGALURU
HUBBALLI
DHARWAD
MERCARA
MYSURU
FOOD :
(a) Cereals & Products
285
304
296
311
312
(b) Pulses & Products
250
246
265
309
271
(c)
Oils & Fats
270
250
235
339
261
(d) Meat, Fish & Eggs
435
399
462
350
402
(e) Milk & Products
355
334
299
335
328
(f)
Condiments & Spices
296
318
300
288
337
(g) Vegetables & Fruits
429
334
341
384
358
(h) Other Food
328
326
324
329
328
FOOD GROUP
323
319
312
328
327
Pan, Supari, Tobacco & Intoxic
359
352
352
316
398
Fuel & Light
250
247
251
459
240
Housing index
326
280
468
104
375
Clothing, Bedding & Footwear
203
173
233
222
195
MISCELLANEOUS
(a) Medical care
239
281
230
287
243
(b) Education, Recreation and Amusement
207
239
225
459
188
(c) Transport and Communication
318
303
334
299
283
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GROUP/SUB-GROUP/CENTRE KARNATAKA
BELAGAVI
BENGALURU
HUBBALLI
DHARWAD
MERCARA
MYSURU
(d) Personal Care & Effects
269
314
292
274
275
(e) Others
250
229
326
220
334
Miscellaneous Group
256
279
276
306
254
GENERAL INDEX
298
290
318
305
305
KAMLA GULERIA
ECONOMIC OFFICER
JOINT DIRECTOR,
Directorate of Economics & Statistics
Government of Karnataka, Bengaluru.
DIRECTORATE OF ECONOMICS AND STATISTICS, BENGALURU-1
Consumer Price Index Numbers for Industrial Workers
No: DES/SIP/PWY/23/2018
State : Karnataka
Base : 1987-88=100
Month-Year: September 2018
Date : 27-11-2018
Group/Sub-Group
Bellary
Bhadravathi
Davangere
Dandeli
Gulbarga
Harihar
Hassan
Mandya
Mangalore
Raichur
Tumkur
I.
FOOD:
(a) Cereals & Cereals Products
1147
1099
1207
919
1065
1052
1162
1288
944
1166
1157
(b) Pulses & Pulse Products
799
778
839
854
781
807
775
859
838
722
765
(c) Oil & Fats
534
491
455
445
498
460
489
566
552
477
479
(d) Meat Fish & Eggs
1225
1286
1344
1037
1639
1291
1106
1228
1151
1452
1226
(e) Milk & Milk Products
866
827
1028
1007
864
1067
905
915
829
1026
927
(f) Condiments & Spices
825
895
1241
1207
992
932
907
904
839
935
927
(g) Vegetables & Fruits
936
1142
1333
1158
853
1220
1156
994
987
817
1343
(h) Other Food
735
1134
956
1005
796
738
928
819
862
827
892
FOOD GROUP INDEX
954
1009
1087
953
941
948
997
1068
916
996
1006
II.
Pan, Supari, Tobacco & Intoxicants
1209
1369
1323
1296
1152
1393
990
1072
887
1445
1292
Ill.
Fuel & Light
855
869
961
964
992
938
838
876
884
1146
788
IV.
Housing
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
V.
Clothing, Bedding & Footwear
375
582
513
543
417
484
715
775
413
801
290
VI.
MISCELLANEOUS:
(a) Medical Care
1151
1285
897
727
520
590
990
971
616
834
474
(b) Education, Recreation &
Amusement
1539
1177
2177
767
1519
1898
1524
1039
1659
2222
2050
(c) Transport & Communication
844
878
799
917
1017
823
818
1120
921
703
831
(d) Personal Car & effects
525
568
715
764
840
598
685
571
607
718
747
(e) Other
784
610
896
1183
643
560
639
778
450
789
580
Miscellaneous Group
924
863
1058
881
918
905
917
833
795
987
876
16
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Group/Sub-Group
Bellary
Bhadravathi
Davangere
Dandeli
Gulbarga
Harihar
Hassan
Mandya
Mangalore
Raichur
Tumkur
GENERAL INDEX
806
840
911
842
788
804
860
893
779
901
742
To convert to Base 1960 Multiply by
Linking Factor.
7.39
9.19
8.27
-
8.26
8.56
9.25
7.92
9.31
-
-
PR - 766
SC - 05
dAn ¤zÉÃð±ÀPÀgÀÄ
DyðPÀ ªÀÄvÀÄÛ ¸ÁATåPÀ ¤zÉÃð±À£Á®AiÀÄ,
PÀ£ÁðlPÀ ¸ÀPÁðgÀ, ¨ÉAUÀ¼ÀÆgÀÄ.
IN THE COURT OF XI ADDL CHIEF METROPOLITAN MAGISTRATE, BANGALORE CITY
It hereby notified to the public that the Banaswadi Police Station, Bangalore City have seized the following vehicles as
unclaimed and such vehicles are lying in the Police Station as unclaimed so far. Hence the owners of the Properties (Vehicles) may put
their claim one month from the date of the publication.
Bangalore City
XI Addl. Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Court,
Date : 27-12-2018
Mayo hall, Bangalore City.
SL
NO
C MISC NO
/ NCR NO
PF NO
VEHICLE NAME
REG NO
COLOUR
ENGINE NO
CHASSIS NO
1
NCR
No.1202/18
203/18 Honda Activa
KA-01
EG 7819
Grey Colour
JF11E0029726
ME4JF085M28145249
2
“
“
Suzuki Samurai
KA-03
W 6961
Black Colour
7809M174483
7809F127113
3
“
“
Bajaj Pulsar
KA-03
EM 4227
Purple colour
DHCBKB96248
DHVBKB96260
4
“
“
Hero Honda 135
KA-05
ET 9307
Black Colour
04J60M02104
04J63C01796
5
“
“
Honda Activa
No. Nil
Silver Colour
JF08e8808442
JF082DS39635
6
“
“
Honda Dio
KA-32
EB 1654
Black and
White Colour
JF39E0013512
ME4JF391CC8013515
7
“
“
Suzuki Zeus 125
No. NIL
Grey Colour
479205390
MB8NF4BCK78141336
8
“
“
Hero Honda
Passion Pro
AP-27
AN 3717
Blue Colour
HA10EDBHF01068
MBLHA10EVBHF00008
9
“
“
Hero Maestro
KA-04
HR 9158
Black and
White Colour
JF32AADGK11984
MBLJF32ABDGK11976
10
“
“
Kinetic Honda
KA-04
Y 4112
Black Colour
855147NIEQC
NIFQC860155
11
“
“
TVS Victor GL
KA-03
EK 8451
Black colour
N3309M724998
N3309F764459
12
“
“
Yamaha Cygnus
RAY
KL-59
J-2094
Red and
Black Colour
2NC1078149
ME12NC011E2078187
13
“
“
Suzuki Shogun
No. NIL
Black and
Red Colour
7802M017056
7802F970031
14
“
“
Honda Activa
KA-01
ER 1360
Grey Colour
JC44E0976403
ME4JC449KA8099625
15
“
“
TVS CVTI- ES
KA-05
HH 7601
Black Colour
Not Visible
MD625NF1291D13965
16
“
“
Kawasaki Bajaj
KA-04 ED
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VEHICLE NAME
REG NO
COLOUR
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17
“
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Hero Honda
Splendor
KL 8 T 23
Black and
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Colour
01H18E23113
01H20F23412
18
“
“
Honda Dio
No. NIL
Black Colour
JF11E6048299
NIL
19
“
“
TVS Victor GL
KA-03
EK 1946
Black Colour
3307M622484
N3307F607845
20
“
“
TVS XL Super
Heavy Duty
KA-03
EU 4473
Silver Colour
OD1N51550277
MD621DD1852N55318
21
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“
Suzuki Samurai
KA-03
U – 9974
Black and
Orange
Colour
7709M922722
09F876907
22
“
“
Honda Activa
No. NIL
Blue Colour
JF03E6960331
JF082H70801297
23
“
“
Honda Dio
No. NIL
Black and
Red colour
JF11E0065712
ME4JF115A58054659
24
“
“
Honda Dio
KA-53
EB 1044
White Colour
JF39E80015101
ME4JF392B8015073
25
“
“
Suzuki Access
KA-50
L-6270
White Colour
F486793085
MB8CF4CAAC8438494
26
“
“
Honda Dio
KL-57
D-4622
Black and
Blue Colour
Not Visible
Not Visible
27
“
“
Bajaj Pulsar 180
DTSi
KA-01
EH-8455
Black colour
DJGBPL16772
MD2DHDJZZPL12479
28
“
“
Kawasaki Bajaj
No. NIL
Black Colour
DFBJC61630
DFFBJC81230
29
“
“
Kinetic Honda
KA-04
J-4596
Blue Colour
Not Visible
Not Visible
30
“
“
Bajaj Pulsar 150
DTSi
KA-03
ER 2060
Silver Colour
DHGBLK37521
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31
“
“
Hyundai Accent Car KA-03
Z-8660
Blue Colour
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32
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Opel Astra Car
KA-01
Z-8483
White Colour
4H0006993
MA6JSBF193H224036
33
“
“
Opel Astra Car
KA-05
MB 612
Black colour
7B0001202
MA6NSBF191H206371
34
Cmise No.
13/2008
241/08
TVS POWER
GEAR
KA-03
EC 104
BLACK
COLOUR
P1011M35548
P1011F359707
35
Cmise
No.07/2011
50/11
HERO HONDA
CBZ
KA-02
ED 7079
BLUE
COLOUR
01H41M01461
01H46C01055
36
Cmise
No.07/2011
50/11
YAMAHA RX
KL-2
D–8971
SILVER
COLOUR
1C5040576
96K1L5040576
37
Cmise
No.07/2011
50/11
KINETIC HONDA -
KA-02
K 8336
BLACK
COLOUR
444135NI
NIL
PR – 787
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DIRECTORATE OF ECONOMICS AND STATISTICS, BENGALURU-1
GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA
Consumer Price Index Numbers for Industrial Workers
No. DES /SIP PWX /23/2018, Dated:02-11-2018
STATE : Karnataka
Base : 1987-88=100
Month - Year: August:2018
Group/Sub-Group
Bellary
Bhadravathi
Davangere
Dandeli
Kalaburagi
Harihara
Hassan
Mandya
Mangaluru
Raichuru
Tumakuru
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
FOOD:
Cereals and Cereals Products
1127
1093
1223
918
1035
1052
1143
1280
944
1157
1158
Pulses and Pulses Products
783
786
839
854
781
801
775
859
838
722
768
Oil and Fats
521
491
462
445
491
460
489
566
552
477
479
Meat, Fish and Eggs
1225
1286
1327
1040
1639
1276
1110
1220
1151
1452
1226
Milk and Milk Products
866
827
1024
1007
862
1067
905
915
829
1026
927
Condiments and Spices
826
931
1290
1209
1004
920
910
891
837
935
925
Vegetables and Fruits
942
1165
1227
1094
860
1183
1123
1027
1004
802
1318
Other Food
735
1134
955
993
796
732
930
820
837
817
875
FOOD GROUP INDEX
945
1013
1087
945
932
942
989
1065
911
991
1001
Pan, Supari, Tobacco and Intoxicants
1209
1369
1323
1296
1149
1375
977
1072
887
1435
1290
Fuel and Light
855
855
961
964
992
938
838
876
860
1144
788
Housing
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
Clothing, Bedding and Footwear
375
582
513
541
417
484
715
775
413
792
290
MISCELLANEOUS
Medical Care
1151
1285
897
727
520
590
990
941
616
824
474
Education, Recreation and Amusement
1504
1139
2120
767
1500
1863
1523
974
1659
2222
1984
Transport and Communication
844
873
796
917
1017
818
818
1119
921
703
814
Personal Care and & Effects
525
568
706
764
840
602
700
571
607
718
737
Others
784
585
822
1173
644
560
639
773
446
789
577
MISCELLANEOUS Group index
918
844
1027
879
913
898
922
810
794
985
859
GENERALINDEX
800
836
906
837
782
799
856
888
774
897
737
To convert to Base 1960 Multiply by
Linking Factor.
7.39
9.19
8.27
-
8.26
8.56
9.25
7.92
9.31
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Directorate of Economics & Statistics
Bengaluru.
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Ministry of Labour
Labour Bureau
‘Clerement’Shimla – 171 004
NO. 112/1 (KTK) /2017 CPI, Dated: 3rdOctober, 2018
Consumer Price Index Numbers for Industrial Workers (Base : 2001=100)
MONTH:
AUGUST,18
Group/Sub-Group/CentreKarnataka
BELAGAVI
BENGALURU
HUBBALLI
DHARAWAD
MERCARA
MYSURU
FOOD :
(a) Cereals & Products
291
303
292
311
310
(b) Pulses & Products
254
245
266
305
265
(c) Oils & Fats
264
249
235
339
258
(d) Meat, Fish & Eggs
448
400
467
351
402
(e) Milk & Products
355
334
299
335
328
(f) Condiments & Spices
278
327
312
293
338
(g) Vegetables & Fruits
419
337
323
383
355
(h) Other Food
330
325
324
323
326
FOOD GROUP
324
319
311
327
325
Pan, Supari, Tobacco & Intoxicants
364
351
352
318
398
Fuel and Light
249
247
250
459
240
Housing index
326
280
468
104
375
Clothing, Bedding and Footwear
203
173
232
222
193
Miscellaneous
(a) Medical care
239
281
230
287
243
(b) Education, Recreation and Amusement
204
239
225
458
188
(c) Transport and Communication
317
301
332
299
278
(d) Personal Care & Effects
269
312
290
274
268
(e) Others
250
229
326
220
333
Miscellaneous Group
256
278
275
306
252
GENERAL INDEX
298
290
317
305
303
KAMLA GULERIA
ECONOMIC OFFICER
PR - 734
SC - 10
Joint Director
Directorate of Economics & Statistics
Bengaluru.
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PERSONNEL AND ADMINISTRATIVE REFORMS SECRETARIAT (ELECTIONS)
NOTIFICATION
No. DPAR 05 CHUTAA 2018, BENGALURU, DATED: 19th November, 2018
In pursuance of Section 106 (b) of the Representation of the People Act, 1951, the Order of the High Court of Karnataka
dated: 19
th November, 2016 in Election Petition No. 5/2013 is published hereunder for general information:
IN THE HIGH COURT OF KARNATAKA AT BENGALURU
DATED THIS THE 19TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 2016
BEFORE
THE HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE L. NARAYANA SWAMY
ELECTION PETITION N0.5 OF 2013
BETWEEN:
DR.K.ANNADANI
AGED ABOUT 45 YEARS,
S/O LATE KENCHAIAH
HUSKUR VILLAGE AND POST
MALAVALLI TALUK
MANDYA DISTRICT — 571 430
...PETITIONER
(BY SRI.NISHANTH , A.V.ADV.)
AND:
1.
P.M.NARENDRASWAMY
S/O P.L MALLANNA
POORIGAALI VILLAGE AND POST
B.G.PURA HOBLI, MALAVALLI TALUK,
MANDYA DISTRICT — 571 430
2.
D.N.KUMARASWAMY
S/O H.NANJUNDAIAH
DORANAHALLI VILLAGE,
MIKKERE POST, MALAVALLI TALUK,
MANDYA DISTRICT - 571 430
3.
KRISHNAMURTHY M
S/0 CHANDRAMMA
VINAYAKA LAYOUT, NEAR V.C. NAALE
KAASARAVAADI ROAD, MANDYA — 571 401
4.
K. BASAVARAJU
S/O KEMPAIAH
SASIYAALAPURA VI LLAGE,
KIRUGAAVALU HOBLI,
MALAVALLI TALUK, MANDYA DISTRICT.
5.
H.NANJUNDAIAH
S/O LATE HOMBAALE NANJAIAH
3RD STAGE, RAJARAJESHWARINAGAR
BENGALURU -560 098
6.
B.S.PUTTASWAMY
S/O LATE SANNAIAH BOPPASAMUDRA
C.A.KERE HOBLI, MADDUR TALUK,
MAN DYA DISTRICT
7.
M.MAHESH
S/O MARIMAADAIAH
BALLAGERE VILLAGE,
B.G.PURA HOBLI, MALAVALLI TALUK,
MANDYA DISTRICT
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8.
G.MUNIRAJU
S/O LATE GANGAPPA
ATUVANAHALLI, HADLI POST
MALAVALLI TALUK
MAN DYA DISTRICT
9.
DR.MURTHY L
N.E.S.LAYOUT,
HOUSE No.44, HOUSING BOARD COLONY,
MALAVALLI TOWN, MALAVALLI TALUK,
MANDYA DISTRICT
10.
B.SOMASHEKAR
HOSAHALLI VILLAGE, B.G.PURA HOBLI
MALAVALLI TALUK, MANDYA DISTRICT
11.
M.KRISHNAMURTHY
S/O MUTTAIAH
WARD No.13, KEERTHINAGAR
MALAVALLI TOWN, MALAVALLI TALUK,
MANDYA DISTRICT — 571 430
12.
M.S.SHASHIKUMAR
S/O LATE SOMASHEKAR
NO.102/4, 3RD CROSS,
V.S.GARDEN, J_J.R. NAGAR,
BENGALURU _ 560 025.
13.
S.SWAMY
S/O LATE MADAIAH
HOOVINAKOPPALU VILLAGE,
KIRUGAAVALU HOBLI, MALAVALLI TALUK,
MANDYA DISTRICT.
...RESPONDENTS
(BY SRI JAYAKUMAR, S PATIL, SR. COUNSEL FOR
SMT.ANUPAMA BORDOLI, FOR M/S SHETI'Y
& HEGDE ASSOCIATES ADVS. FOR 1
SRI.M.B.NARAGUND, SRLCOUNSEL FOR R-2;
SRI.T,NARAYANASWAMY, ADV. FOR R-4;
SRI RENBEN JACOB, ADV. FOR R-5, R-6, R-9 AND 13)
THIS ELECTION PETITION IS FILED UNDER SECTION 81 OF THE REPRESENTATION OF PEOPLE ACT 1951, BY ONE
DR.K.ANNADANI, PETITIONER: CANDIDATE ALONG WITH HIS COUNSEL SRI A V NISHANTH, CHALLENGING THE ELECTION
OF THE RESPONDENT NO.1 SRI P.M.NARENDRASWAMY TO THE KARNATAKA LEGISLATURE FROM NO. 186, MALAVALLI
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCY, GENERAL ELECTIONS HELD IN THE YEAR 2013, PRAYING TO :-
A) CALL FOR RECORDS; B) ORDER FOR RECOUNT; C) SET ASIDE THE ELECTION OF THE FIRST RESPONDENT TO THE 14
TH
KARNATAKA LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY FROM 186'MALAVALLI ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCY; D) DECLARE PETITIONER AS
DULY ELECTED TO FILL THE SEAT OF KARNATAKA LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY FROM 186-MALAVALLI ASSEMBLY
CONSTITUENCY; E) PASS SUCH OTHER ORDER/S AS THIS HON'BLE COURT DEEMS FIT IN THE FACTS AND
CIRCUMSTANCES OF THEE CASE, IN THE INTEREST OF JUSTICE.
THIS PETITION HAVING BEEN HEARD AND RESERVED FOR ORDERS ON 29.9.2016 AND COMING ON FOR
PRONOUNCEMENT OF ORDERS, THIS DAY, THE COURT MADE THE FOLLOWING:
O R D E R
This Election Petition is filed by the petitioner under Section 81 of the Representation of People Act, 1951, challenging the
election of the first respondent to 186—Malavalli Assembly Constituency in the election held on 5.5.2013 and counting of votes was
taken on 8.5.2013. It is the prayer of the petitioner to set aside the election of the first respondent and to declare the petitioner as duly
elected to the said Assembly Constituency.
2. The facts of the case to be stated in brief are that the petitioner was sponsored by Janatha Dal (Secular) Party
(for short hereinafter referred to as ‘the JD(S)’) and first respondent was sponsored by Indian National Congress Party (for short
hereinafter referred to as ‘the INC’). The first respondent was a member of Indian National Congress for more than 2 decades and he
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had sought for party ticket in the elections to the 13
th Karnataka Legislative Assembly in 2008. However, he was not sponsored by the
said party. Sri Y S Siddaraju was sponsored as the INC candidate. Sri Y S Siddaraju made a complaint to the President of Karnataka
Pradesh Congress Committee (‘KPCC’ for short) requesting for expulsion of first respondent from INC as he contested against the
Official INC candidate and also Malavalli Block Congress Committee. The KPCC expelled the first respondent from INC for a period of
six years from 2008. It was in vogue till April, 2014. Without enrolling himself, the first respondent declared as the member of INC and a
candidate sponsored by INC. The president of the KPCC has not withdrawn the expulsion order passed in the year 2008. The first
respondent claimed to have been set up by INC in the nomination paper. He also filed ‘A’ and ‘ B’ Forms issued by INC signed by AICC
General Secretary and President, KPCC. Note 3 of the ‘B’ Form states “it is certified that each of the candidates whose name is
mentioned above is a member of this political party and his name is duly borne on the rolls of members of this party’.
3. Paragraph 13 of the Election Symbols (Reservation and Allotment) Order, 1968 prescribes certain conditions that a candidate is a
member of the political party who claims that he is set up by a political party under sub—paragraph (aa) which has to be stated in
prescribed ‘B’ Forms. Therefore, the statement contained in clause 3 of the ‘B’ Forms is a false statement/certificate issued by the
authorized person by the political party under which the first respondent had contested as a party candidate.
4. The first respondent who was an independent MLA has not resigned as Member of the 13th Legislative Assembly from his
constituency, and therefore, he continued to be an independent MLA till dissolution of house on 15.5.2013 and he had also not joined
INC and enrolled himself as member of the said party by paying required membership fee as per Party Constitution as on the date of
filing of his nomination and also on the date of last day for filing of nomination. Therefore, the certificate issued by the President of
KPCC is false and cannot be accepted. The nomination paper filed by the first respondent subscribed by only one proposer is not valid
in law in terms of Section 33 of the Representation of People Act, 1951 (for short hereinafter referred to as ‘the Act’). Therefore, the
nomination of the first respondent was improperly accepted by the Returning Officer.
5. The first respondent in 2008 elections had secured about 45,288 votes as an independent candidate and was elected. Similarly in
2013 elections, majority of the members of INC party (at least 4000) would have voted in favour of the first respondent since he was
nominated as party candidate. About 21000 voters of the Constituency have voted in favour of the first respondent taking into
consideration of symbol on which the first respondent contested in view of about 10% of the electorates being illiterate voters. Therefore,
the election result has been materially affected by 25000 votes cast in favour of first respondent and first respondent has won by a
narrow margin of 538 votes. There is improper acceptance of nomination since it is not subscribed by 10 electors as required under
Section 33 of the Act. Therefore, the election of the first respondent is liable to be set aside under Section 100(d)(i) and 100(d)(iv) of the
Act.
6. The counting of votes was in two small halls in which 15 tables were arranged. In the first hall of the Returning Officer, 7 tables were
arranged and in the second hall, 8 tables were arranged which was supervised by the Assistant Returning Officer, who is the Tahasildar
of Malavalli Taluk of Mandya District. Table Nos.8 to 15 (eight tables) were arranged in the hall and supervised by the latter. Each
counting table had a Counting Supervisor, two Counting Assistants and other assisting staff for the purpose of counting of votes. The
petitioner was leading in all the rounds up to sixteenth round of counting. At that stage, the Returning Officer started receiving calls and
to answer the same, he used to go to a private room, adjacent to the counting hall. He was not in a mood to answer the queries put—
forth by the petitioner and his counting agents. There was no display of votes from the twelfth round onwards on the black board. There
were eighteen rounds in counting of election votes in question. There was no display of votes secured by the candidates either on the
black board, screen or through the public address system after the commencement of the thirteenth round.
7. According to the agents of the election petitioner as well as other candidates, the petitioner had won the election by a comfortable
margin of 1830 votes. Victory celebrations took place immediately after the News channels flashed the news that the petitioner herein
had won. However, the results were not declared. There was no announcement of votes polled after twelfth round. The petitioner and
his counting agents found that there was foul play in the counting process particularly from thirteenth round onwards and started
objecting orally as to why there was the delay in declaration of results. However, the Returning Officer was busy on his mobile phone.
8. Suddenly at 2.30 pm. the first respondent was declared to have been elected as he had secured 538 votes more than the petitioner.
Neither the petitioner nor his counting agents were given any opportunity to raise objections regarding counting of votes particularly from
thirteenth round onwards. The petitioner and his counting agents were not made known the votes entered in Form No.20. There was
only a declaration of results of the election. Announcement of votes secured by each of the candidates was not clone as provided under
Rule 63 of the Conduct of Election Rules, 1961 (for short ‘Rules’). The entries made in Form No.17C Part II and Form No.20 after round
No.12 was neither announced nor shown either to the petitioner or to his counting agents solely with an intention to favour the first
respondent.
9. Counting of postal ballots was in contravention of Rule 54A of the Rules, 1961. Several valid postal ballots were rejected which were
about 50 in number, which was in favour of the petitioner. The petitioner had applied for copies of Form No.17C Part 1 and Part 2 after
declaration of results to verify the number of votes polled and also the number of votes displayed in the Electronic Voting Machines
(‘EVMs’ for short) at the time of counting and also for authentication of counting agents of the petitioner by affixing their signatures,
which was not furnished on the ground that documents were kept in the strong room.
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10. The election agent Sri Kambaraju had maintained in his own handwriting about votes secured by both the petitioner and the first
respondent and the total number of votes found in the EVM’s in each of the 15 tables. Discrepancies, as noted by the election agent and
the officials figured in 7 Polling Station, in which the petitioner had secured more votes than the first respondent. The petitioner had
secured 538 votes more than what is reflected in the result sheet. The petitioner had secured 61,869 votes and first respondent had
secured 61,371 votes. Thus the result of the election has materially affected in view of wrong entries/manipulation in the second room
containing Table 8 to 15 which was supervised by the Assistant Returning Officer.
11. The petitioner made representation for re—tabulation at 1.45 pm. to the Returning Officer. The petitioner also made representation
for furnishing of certain documents required for the purpose of verification and challenging the election of Respondent No.1. The
petitioner made representation to provide various information, but the same were not furnished to him. Thus the petitioner has filed the
present election petition.
12. The first respondent filed written statement denying the various averments made in the election petition. The election petition is
contrary to provisions of Section 83(b) of the Act in not furnishing the full particulars of corrupt practice. The Affidavit in Form No.25 as
contemplated under Rule 94—A of the Rules was not complied with The pleadings in the election petition are either vague, bald or are
bereft of material facts and particulars. The expulsion of the first respondent was withdrawn and the respondent herein was the member
of INC for which reason the respondent was given nomination paper and Form ‘A’ and ‘B’ to contest the election. The first respondent
has been set up by the INC in the nomination papers and along with it he has filed A and B Forms issued by INC signed by AICC
General Secretary and KPCC President. On the day of filing, nomination first respondent was the member of Indian National Congress.
The question of issuance of false statement or certificate by the authorized person by a political party is not correct.
13. The petitioner on the one hand states that until sixteenth round he was leading and on the other hand he states that after twelfth
round there was no display of results on the black board.
14. The first respondent has stated that there are no bona fides on the part of the petitioner in filing the above petition. There is no truth
in any of the statement imputing allegations against the respondent and in process of conduct of election and counting of votes. The
petitioner is making reckless allegations without any verification of truth and correct facts in a mechanical manner. There is no infraction
of any of the provisions of the Act, Rules or direction issued by the Election Commission. The election was conducted in accordance
with law and petitioner has not made out any cause of action, much less for setting aside the election of this respondent and for a fresh
poll. Thus, he prays for dismissal of the election petition.
15. The following issues were framed.
(i)
Whether the petitioner proves that the 1
st respondent is not a member of the Indian National Congress
as on the date of filing of his nomination to contest the election from No.186, Malavalli Assembly
Constituency, Karnataka?
(ii)
Whether the petitioner proves that the acceptance of the nomination paper of the 1
st respondent by
the Returning Officer as a candidate sponsored by the Indian National Congress is illegal and
improper and the same has materially affected the result of the election to No.186, Malavalli
Assembly Constituency?
(iii)
Whether the petitioner proves that the acceptance of the nomination paper of the 1
st respondent by
the Returning Officer is improper and illegal and the same is void and has materially affected the
result of election to No.186, Malavalli Constituency?
(iv)
Whether the petitioner proves that there was illegality and irregularity in counting of votes and postal
ballot papers in contravention of the conduct of Election Rules and Representation of Peoples Act
etc., and has materially affected the result of the election?
(v)
Whether the petitioner proves that he secured more number of valid votes i.e., 61,869 votes, than the
votes secured by the 1
st respondent i.e., 61,637 votes, as alleged in para No.22 of the Election
Petition, so that the petitioner himself be entitled for declaration at the hands of this Court to fill the
seat of No.186, Malavalli Assembly Constituency?
(vi)
Whether the petitioner proves that the election of the returned candidate is liable to be set aside for
improper reception of valid votes by undue influence of the Returning Officer in favour of the 1
st
respondent in counting of votes in contravention of the conduct of Election Rules and Representation
of the People Act, etc.,?
(vii)
Whether the petitioner proves that the petitioner secured more number of valid votes than the
returned candidate - Respondent No.1, so that the petitioner himself be entitled for declaration at the
hands of this Hon’ble Court as the returned candidate to fill the seat of No.186, Malvalli Assembly
Constituency?
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(viii)
Whether the 1
st respondent proves that the suspension of 1
st respondent from the Indian National
Congress has been withdrawn prior to the filing of his nomination paper to contest the election from
No.186, Malvalli Assembly Constituency?
(ix)
Whether recounting is necessitated and what order?
16. In order to prove case of the petitioner, the petitioner himself was examined as PW—l and 18 other witnesses as PW-2 to PW-19
and got marked Ex.P1 to P148 and closed his side. PW-2 Sri Kambaraju is the election agent of the petitioner. PW-3 to PW-14 are the
counting agents for the petitioner. PW-15 is the news reporter of Public T.V. and PW-16 is the news Editor of Prajavani newspaper. PW-
17 is the Returning Officer. PW-18 is the office Secretary of KPCC. PW-19 Sri Y S Siddaraju, is an advocate and social worker. The first
respondent himself was examined as RW-l and one more witness Sri Boseraju and got marked Ex.R1 to R82.
17. Heard the learned counsel for the petitioner and the learned Senior counsel appearing for respondent No.1; and the learned Senior
counsel appearing for respondent No.2.
18. It is submitted by the learned counsel for the petitioner that the first respondent was not the Member of INC. He was expelled from
the party on the basis of the complaint letter-Exhibit P4. Respondent No.1 himself has admitted the fact of his expulsion from Party, but,
it is contended by the respondent No.1 that expulsion was withdrawn and he was the Member of INC as on the date of filing nomination.
Respondent No.1 having admitted expulsion, has not produced any material to show that he was on the roll of Members of INC as on
the date of filing nomination. The petitioner has examined PW.19-Mr. Siddaraju, who has admitted his signature on the complaint letter.
He has also produced news articles appeared in the newspapers which are marked as Exhibits P34 to P36. He has also examined
PW.16 news Editor in this regard which conclusively prove the fact that the first respondent was expelled and was not on the roll of
Members of INC as on the date of filing nomination. Therefore, the respondent No.1 ought to have been proposed by ten voters and not
by one voter as prescribed in Section 33 of the Act. If the first respondent was not accepted of his nomination, the petitioner would have
been voted and thus the acceptance of nomination of the first respondent has materially affected the result of the election. It is further
submitted that Thirteenth Legislative Assembly of Karnataka came to be dissolved on 21
st May 2013. There is no document to show that
the first respondent had resigned from being a Member of the Assembly of the Thirteenth Legislative Assembly before the term comes
to an end and without resigning it is impossible to join a political party. It is impractical for the Court to consider the fact that the first
respondent joined the INC when he was a sitting member. It is submitted, petitioner made efforts to secure information regarding the
expulsion order. However, one political party will not get the information of the other political party but still the Office Secretary of the
KPCC has clearly stated that he was working in the office for the past 28 years as the Office Secretary and he is not a Party President. It
is submitted that just issuance of Form A and B does not prove that the first respondent was the Member of a political party. The first
respondent though has produced Exhibit R81 the acknowledgement, the author of the said document has not been examined.
Therefore, Exhibit R81 is a created document and cannot be looked into. It is submitted that therefore this Court has to take that the
expulsion order was passed in view of the petitioner producing Press statements wherein the Reporter of ‘Public TV’ and the news
editor of Prajavani is not cross—examined. That, Sri Siddaraju the witness who is a Congress Party Member, himself has deposed that
the first respondent was expelled for a period of six years. It is also submitted that there is an illegality and irregularity in the process of
counting of votes. The respondent has not objected marking of tabulation prepared by the election agent which prove that the petitioner
has secured more number of votes than the first respondent. Therefore, it is submitted that it is a case where the election of the first
respondent has to be set aside and the petitioner has to be declared as elected.
19. Learned counsel for the petitioner has relied upon the judgments of Hon’ble Supreme Court in the case of RAMESH ROUT
v. RAVINDRA NATH ROUT reported in (2012)1 SCC 762 page 39 to 41, 47 and 48; and in the case of KRISHNA MOHINI
v/s MOHINDER NATH SOFAT reported in (2000)1 SCC 145 paragraph 34 to advance the contention that mere issuance of Form—B
will not satisfy that he is a member of that political party unless it is shown that his name continued to be on the membership roll and
that all the conditions of paragraph 13 of the Election Symbols (Reservation and Allotment) Order, 1968 have to be satisfied. Further,
the learned counsel has relied upon judgment of Hon'ble Supreme Court in the case of UNION OF INDIA AND OTHERS v. SUGAULI
SUGAR WORKS (P) LTD. reported in (1976)3 SCC 32 and placed reliance on paragraph 12, in the case of TOMASO BRUNO AND
ANOTHER v. STATE OF UTTAR PRADESH reported in (2015)7 SCC 178 and referred to paragraph 27 to advance the contention that
if the party to the proceeding withholds the best document or witness, then adverse inference has to be drawn against him. Further,
reliance is placed on the judgment in the case of L C HANUMANTHAPPA v. H.D. SHIVAKUMAR reported in (2016) 1 SCC 322 and
referred to paragraph 24 and 25 to advance the contention “doctrine of relation back” as to how he could not amend the election petition
after coming to know of the irregularities in the conduct of election after the documents are handed over to the petitioner. Relying upon
Section 56, 57 and 58 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1372 and the judgments in the case of BALWAN SINGH v. LAKSHMI NARAIN AND
OTHERS reported in AIR 1960 SC 770 paragraph 10, learned counsel submitted that if the documents are marked without objection in
spite of there being no plea in the petition, Court can take judicial notice of the same.
20. It is submitted on behalf of the first respondent that the contention that first respondent cannot become the member of INC being an
independent candidate and the same will lead to disqualification under Tenth Schedule is highly erroneous and misleading. The
question relating to disqualification under Tenth Schedule has to be decided by the Speaker, which is final, subject to judicial review.
However, such an issue cannot be a subject matter for consideration in an election petition. Further, the power of the Speaker to
disqualify a Member under the Anti-defection laws cannot travel beyond the tenure of the Assembly of which he was the Speaker.
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Therefore, the Speaker cannot disqualify, even assuming for the sake of argument, the first respondent from contesting in the next
election. The petitioner has miserably failed to make out any ground to show that the nomination paper of the first respondent has been
wrongly accepted.
21. It is further submitted by the learned Senior Counsel for the respondent No.1 that the petitioner being a member of rival political
party cannot question the Membership of the respondent in the INC in an election petition. Anybody can become a Member of the INC
by paying requisite membership fee as per the bye-laws and membership is an internal matter of the INC. Membership is inter se
between INC and its Members and third party, that too a rival political party, cannot question the membership of the respondent. It is the
congress party that nominated the returned candidate as its candidate on its party symbol and therefore, whether the returned candidate
is an independent candidate and would have become member of that political party as per their bye-laws or vice-versa or not is not of
any significance. The petitioner has miserably failed to make out any ground to show that the nomination paper has been wrongly
accepted by the Returning Officer. None of the provisions enumerated in Articles 84, 102, 173 and 191 of the Constitution of India are
violated. Neither Section 33 nor 34 of the Act was violated. Petitioner has based expulsion of the first respondent on the basis of
newspaper report, petitioner’s self—serving statement and Xerox copy of the complaint given by one Siddaraju. None of the above
documents are admissible in evidence. In this regard, learned senior counsel has placed reliance on QAMARUL ISLAM v. S.K.
KANTHA reported in 1994 Supp.(3) SCC 5 and submitted that fact contained in a newspaper is merely hearsay and thereby
inadmissible in evidence in the absence of maker of the statement appearing in Court and deposing to have perceived the fact reported.
The sayings and doings of third person are, as a rule, irrelevant, so that no proof of them can be admitted. Every act done or spoken
which is relevant on any ground must be proved by someone who see it with his own eyes and heard it with his own ears. To fortify the
said submission, the learned senior counsel has placed reliance on the judgment in the case of LAXMI RAJ SHETTY & ANR. Vs.,
STATE OF TAMIL NADU (1988) 3 SCC 319 Para-26.
22. Learned senior counsel has contended that photocopy of the document in the absence of original is not admissible and in this
regard he relied upon the judgment in the case of RAM SURSH SINGH vs., PRABHAT SINGH reported in (2009) 6 SCC 681. Petitioner
has failed to produce expulsion order and has failed to adduce any evidence to show that result of the election has been materially
affected due to the alleged improper acceptance of the nomination paper of the respondent. It is further contended that decision in the
election petition can be given only on the positive and affirmative evidence and not merely on speculation and suspicion, however
strong they are. In this regard the learned counsel has placed reliance on a decision in the case of RAM SURESH SINGH vs.,
PRABHAT SINGH (2009)6 SCC 681. The petitioner was fully aware of the fact that expulsion of the respondent was withdrawn and
respondent was the member of INC for which reason the respondent was given nomination paper and Form A and B to contest the
election and therefore, there was no clear and unambiguous statement made by the respondent No.1 in his written statement regarding
expulsion, the respondent only negated the contention of the petitioner and the same cannot be taken as unequivocal admission by the
respondent and it was further explained in the evidence. Thus it does not discharge the petitioner from the burden cast on him to prove
that the petitioner was not the member of the INC. Learned senior counsel has relied upon the judgment in the case of JEEVAN
DIESELS AND ELECTRICALS LIMITED v. JASBIR SINGH CHADDA AND (HUF) ANOTHER reported in 2010(6) SCC 601; and in the
case of (2012)5 SCC 634 JOSHNA GOUDA v. BRUNDABAN GOUDA AND ANOTHER to contend that the judgment cannot be signed
upon admission in a pleading or an affidavit unless the admissions were clear and unequivocal. It is submitted a categorical admission
cannot be resiled from but in a given case, it may be explained or clarified it may be that a defendant is entitled to take an alternative
plea. Petitioner sought to lead evidence on the discrepancies in Form 17-A and 17-B, without there being any foundation in pleadings.
Evidence beyond the pleadings can neither be permitted to be adduced nor such evidence can be taken into consideration. In this
regard, learned senior counsel placed reliance on KATTI NAKKULA MURALI KRISHNA v. VEERAMALLA KOTESHWAR RAO AND
OTHERS reported in (2010)1 SCC 466. Lastly, it is contended that in matters of election, will of the people must prevail and Courts
would be understandably extremely slow to set at naught will of the people truly and freely exercised; otherwise the Courts would be
pitting their will against the will of the people. In this regard, decision in the case of AZHAR HUSSAIN v. RAJIV GANDHI reported in
AIR 1986 SC 1253 is relied upon.
23. After hearing the rival contention of the parties, now let me consider the issues framed in the case.
Issues No.1 to 3 and 8:
24. These issues are taken together as they are interlinked in order to avoid repetition. It is the specific case of the petitioner that the
first respondent was not the member of INC as on the date of filing nomination, and therefore, in accordance with Section 33 of the Act
there should have been ten proposers, and therefore, the election is to be set aside under Section 100(1)(d)(i) of the Act.
25. PW1 has deposed to the petition averments in his chief examination. In the cross—examination, PW1 has stated, as follows:
“it is true that I do not have personal knowledge of anybody becoming member of Indian National Congress Party
since 1999. It is true that I came to know about the expulsion of respondent No.1 from Congress Party in 2008
through paper. It is true that I do not have personal knowledge about respondent No.1 having membership in INC for
20 years prior to 2008. He volunteers that he knew through media. I am is not aware of taking permission from the
Party other than INC for admitting to membership of INC. It is true that there is declaration in the B Form to the effect
that the petitioner is a member of JD(S) Party. ”
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26. PW.19 is Shri Y.S. Siddaraju is a member of INC Party. He has stated in the evidence as follows:
“I contested once for the Legislative Assembly Elections for the year 2008 from Malavalli Constituency. I know
respondent No.1. It is true that he contested along with me and he contested as a rebel candidate for Congress. It is
true that he had given complaint for respondent having contested as rebel candidate to Congress. I see Exhibit P4. I
have learnt that Party has dismissed him from Membership. He has stated in the cross-examination that I have not
been given any membership certificate. Disciplinary Committee and Party President have taken action. I have not
attended the proceedings. I have not been communicated the action taken by the Committee”.
27. The first respondent has been examined as RW-l. It is elicited from the mouth of RW-l that he had not received any orders for having
expelled by the party. He was permitted to continue as a Congress Member by the then KPCC President. The suggestion that he was
expelled for a period of 6 years from 2008 has been denied by this RW-l. The suggestion that election statutory forms were kept in
strong room at his instance is denied. It is admitted that he has taken certified copy of Form 17-A, 17-C Part 1 and II on the order
passed by this Court. The suggestion that entries made in Form No.20, 17-A, 17-C Part-I and II are false is denied by RW-l.
28. In order to prove Issue Nos.1 to 3, the petitioner has relied upon the evidence of himself—PW.1, PW.19 Mr. Siddaraju, and exhibit
P4 the letter, and reports published in the newspapers marked as Exhibit P34, P35 and P36 on 27th March 2015; and the evidence of
PW.16 who is news editor of Prajavani news paper to show that first respondent was expelled from the Karnataka Pradesh Congress
Committee. Whereas, it is the contention of the first respondent that the expulsion was withdrawn and by issuance of nomination and
Form A and B it is deemed that he was/is the member of INC as on the date of filing nomination. The petitioner has failed to produce the
order issued by the competent person expelling the first respondent from the Party. Based on newspaper reports, Xerox copy of the
letter issued by PW.19 Siddaraju, evidence of PW-16 and the self-serving statement of Petitioner in place of nomination paper and Form
A and B issued to the first respondent, it cannot be said that the first respondent was not the member of INC as on the date of filing
nomination. PW-19 has admitted in his cross-examination that as a member he has not been issued with membership certificate.
29. Further, membership in a co-operative society only brings about a contractual relationship among the members forming it subject to
the Act and the Rules. Therefore, membership is inter se between INC and its members, a third party, that too, a rival political party
cannot question the membership of the respondent to the INC is the contention of the first respondent. In this regard, the learned senior
counsel placed reliance on the judgment of Hon'ble Supreme Court in the case of ZOROASTRIAN CO-OPERATIVE HOUSING
SOCIETY LTD. AND ANOTHER v. DISTRICT REGISTRAR CO—OPERATIVE SOCIETIES (URBAN) AND OTHERS reported in
(2005)5 SCC 632 and contended that internal matter of a political party cannot be questioned by a third party in an election petition. The
relevant portion of the judgment reads as follows:
“Membership in a co-operative society only brings about a contractual relationship among the members forming it
subject of course to the Act and the Rules. One becomes a member in a co-operative society either at the time of its
formation or acquires membership in it on possessing the requisite qualification under the bye-laws of the society
and on being accepted as a member. It is not as if one has a fundamental right to become a member of a co-
operative society. But certainly, if the application of one for membership, who is otherwise qualified to be a member
under the Act, Rules and the bye-laws of the society, is rejected unreasonably or for frivolous reasons, the person
may be entitled to enforce his claim to become a member in an appropriate forum or court of law. This is the effect of
the decision in Jain Merchants Co-operative Housing Society vs. HUF of Manubhai (1995 (1) Gujarat Law Reporter
19) relied on by the High Court. The said decision does not lay down a proposition, nor can it lay down a proposition,
that even a person who does not qualify to be a member in terms of the bye-laws of a society can enforce a right to
become a member of that society. It is one thing to say that it is not desirable to restrict membership in a society
based solely on religion or sex but it is quite different thing to say that any such voluntary approved bye-law
containing such a restriction could be ignored or declared unconstitutional by an authority or a tribunal created under
the Act itself. Normally, the bye-laws of a society do not have the status of a statute and as held by this Court in Co-
operative Central Credit Bank Ltd. vs. Industrial Tribunal, Hyderabad (AIR 1970 SC 245) bye-laws are only the rules
which governs the internal management or administration of a society and they are of the nature of articles of
association of a company incorporated under the Companies Act. They may be binding between the persons
affected by them but they do not have the force of a statute. ”
30. The learned counsel for the petitioner on this aspect has submitted that mere issuance of Form A and B is not the proof of a party
being member of a political party and that party, in addition to issuance of Form A and B, has to prove that he was the member on the
Rolls of that political Party. In this regard, the learned counsel has placed reliance on the judgments of the Hon'ble Supreme Court in the
case of RAMESH ROUT (supra) and placed reliance on paragraphs 39 to 41, 47 and 48. The same are extracted below:
“39. The 1968 Order has been made by the Commission to provide for specification, reservation, choice and
allotment of symbols of elections in Parliamentary and Assembly Constituencies for the registered political parties
(recognised or unrecognised) and the independent candidates. Para 13 provides in unmistakable terms that for a
candidate to be considered to have been set up by a political party in a parliamentary or assembly constituency, he
has to comply with the conditions set out in clauses (a) to (e) thereof.
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40. In Krishna Mohini this Court held that: (SCC p.160, para 34)
‘34. ...In order to be a candidate set up by a registered and recognised political party so as to take advantage of
being proposed by a single elector, all the four requirements set out in clauses (a), (b), (c) and (d) of para 13 of 1968
Order must be satisfied.
The Court went on to say that if any one or more of the requirements are not satisfied, the benefit of nomination
being proposed by a single elector is not available to him.
41. Clause (e) of para 13 of the 1968 Order is equally important. It reads, "Forms A and B are signed, in ink only, by
the said office-bearer or person authorised by the party". Proviso appended to para 13 makes a provision that no
facsimile signature or signature by means of rubber stamp, etc. of any such office-bearer or authorised person shall
be accepted and no form transmitted by fax shall be accepted. In other words, for a candidate, proposed by a single
elector alone, to be treated as a candidate set up by a recognised political party, the filing of notice and
communication in Forms A and B referable to clauses (b), (c) and (d) and in accord with clause (e) of para 13 of the
1968 Order is essential and on its non-compliance, the nomination of such candidate is liable to be rejected”.
31. Further, he places reliance on the judgment in the case of KRISHNA MOHINI (supra) and refers to paragraph 34 of the judgment.
The same is extracted here below:
"The distinction between nomination filed by a candidate set up by a recognised political party and a candidate not set
up by a recognised political party is precise. A perusal of first proviso to sub-section (1) of Section 33 of the Act makes
it clear that a candidate not set up by a recognised political party, meaning thereby a candidate set up by an
unrecognised political party or an independent candidate, in order to be duly nominated for election must have his
nomination paper subscribed by ten proposers being electors of the Constituency. If such nomination paper be
subscribed by only one elector as proposer or by a number of electors less than ten, then it will amount to non-
compliance with the provisions of Section 33. A candidate, who is merely a substitute or a cover candidate set up by a
recognised political party, may file his nomination paper proposed by only one elector of the Constituency. If the
nomination paper of the approved candidate of that political party is accepted, the nomination paper filed by the
substitute or cover candidate, shall be liable to be rejected because there can be only one candidate set up by a
recognised political party. In order to be a candidate set up by a registered and recognised political party so as to take
advantage of being proposed by a single elector, all the four requirements set out in clauses (a), (b), (c) and (d) of Para
13 of the Symbols Order must be satisfied. If any one or more of the requirements are not satisfied, the benefit of
nomination being proposed by a single elector is not available to him. A situation can be visualized where more
candidates than one may be aspiring to be the candidates each set up by the same recognized political party. The one
in respect of whom notice and communication in forms A and B referable to sub-para (b), (c) and (d) of Para 13 of
Symbols Order have been filed not later than 3.00 p.m. on the last date for making nominations shall be treated as a
candidate set up by such political party. His nomination paper, even if subscribed to by single elector as proposer, shall
be valid subject to satisfying other conditions as to validity. If any of the requirements contemplated by sub-para (b), (c)
and (d) of Para 13 of the Symbols Order are not complied with by filing the requisite notice and communication, then
the candidate shall not be deemed to be one set up by the recognised political party. His nomination, if subscribed by a
single elector or electors less than ten, shall be liable to be rejected. If the nomination paper of such a candidate is
subscribed to by ten proposers being electors of the Constituency within the meaning of first proviso to sub-section (1)
of Section 33 of the Act, then the nomination paper cannot be rejected because an error or omission as regards symbol
or choice thereof being a defect not of a substantial character, would not come in the way of the nomination being
accepted. The nomination paper shall be accepted as valid and an appropriate symbol to which the candidate may be
entitled in accordance with the Symbols Order shall be allotted by the Election Commission”.
32.
Thus, it is clear, in the place of Form A and B and nomination papers issued to the first respondent would probabalise that he
was a member on the roll of INC as on the date of nomination. Otherwise he would not have been allotted nomination paper and Form A
& B for the purpose of contesting the election as a nominee of INC.
33. The learned counsel for the petitioner submitted that first respondent has not produced any document to show that he had resigned
as an independent Member of Legislative Assembly so as to become Member of INC and the House was dissolved on 21
st May, 2013.
In the absence of the same, the first respondent could not have become Member of the INC. For this, the learned Senior counsel
submits that even assuming that first respondent has incurred any disqualification from being a Member of XII Legislative Assembly, the
Speaker cannot disqualify the first respondent from contesting in the next election, as he has no such power. Therefore, it cannot be
said that the acceptance of nomination of the first respondent is illegal or improper on the ground that he was not nominated from a
political party and he ought to have been proposed by 10 voters and that such acceptance of nomination has materially affected the
election results.
34. The burden of proving issue No.8 is on the respondent No.1. The first respondent contends that issuance of nomination paper and
issuance of Form A and B from INC would prove that he was the member on the rolls of INC as on the date of filing nomination. As
already stated, the petitioner has failed to produce the expulsion order. The materials on which the petitioner places reliance to say that
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first respondent was expelled, are not solely reliable to conclude that the first respondent was not the member on the rolls of INC as on
the date of nomination. The first respondent could have produced the order withdrawing the expulsion. But, on the basis of the available
materials, solely on the basis that he has not produced the order withdrawing the expulsion and the petitioner failing to produce the
expulsion order, it cannot be said that the order of expulsion was not withdrawn.
35. It is the contention of the petitioner that there are two Blocks in Malavalli Assembly Constituency, one Malavalli Rural and another
Malavalli Town. Both the Blocks has 2,500 members each. Both the blocks, as a natural phenomena, tend to vote in favour of the
congress candidate. Therefore, had the first respondent not contested from Congress Party, those 5000 votes would have come to the
petitioner. It is already held above that acceptance of nomination of the first respondent is neither illegal nor improper: Therefore, this
aspect of the matter need not be gone into in detail.
36. It is contended by the petitioner that the first respondent has admitted that he was expelled from the party for some time. Therefore,
the first respondent has to prove that the expulsion order was withdrawn. PW—1 has admitted in his evidence that he has not produced
any membership documents of JD(S) political party along with ‘ B’ form before the Returning Officer. PW-l has denied that Ex.P4
complaint & P5 article published in weekly magazine Outlook, have been prepared in challenging the result of respondent No.1 since
both petitioner and Siddaraju got defeated against respondent No.1 in 2008 elections. PW—19 has admitted that he has not been
issued with membership certificate from INC. Section 87.3 of the Act provides that there shall be no admission of election petition where
there is no evidence on controversies, nor covered by issues and the pleadings. Therefore, it is incumbent upon the petitioner to prove
that the first respondent was expelled and it was continued even on the date of filing of nomination.
37. The petitioner has stated that the respondent No.1 has admitted the fact of expulsion on the complaint made by one Sri Siddaraju
(PW-19). When such expulsion is admitted, then it need not be proved. To substantiate the same, the learned counsel for the petitioner
submitted that respondent No.1 has admitted in his written statement that he was expelled and thereafter it was recalled. In the chief
examination, he has reiterated the same and so also in the cross-examination. When such admissions are made unequivocally, legal
inference is to be drawn that pleaded case of the petitioner that respondent No.1 was not the member of INC as on the date of filing
nomination is admitted by the first respondent. It is, therefore, sufficient to comply the maxim ‘admitted facts need not be proved". It is
submitted, notwithstanding the fact that the Respondent No.1 has admitted the fact of expulsion, the petitioner has also proved the
same by examining himself as PW—l and he has also examined one Sri Siddaraju PW-19 and news Editor of Prajavani as PW—16.
These witnesses have deposed the fact that the Respondent No.1 has been expelled. When such materials and evidence are available,
that has to be taken for the purpose of expulsion.
38. In this regard, the materials before the Court are examined. The evidence on behalf of the petitioner, written statement and evidence
of the respondent No.1 has been examined. It is acceptable principle that when the fact is admitted it need not be proved as is
contemplated under Section 58 of the Indian Evidence Act. However, the proviso provides that it is the discretion of the Court to accept
the materials and evidence placed by the petitioner. In the light of the said proviso, the case of the respective parties is further
examined.
39. When it is a specific case of the petitioner that the respondent No.1 has been expelled, it is his burden to place materials. The
petitioner has made specific pleadings in the petition. Petitioner has been examined as PW-l and news editor as PW—16. These
materials disclose that the Respondent No.1 has been expelled. However, that itself cannot be taken as a conclusive proof. The facts
raised by the petitioner are to be proved at the first instance and facts if it is admitted, then only it can be taken for the purpose of
expulsion. The news reader spoke about telecast of the news and editor about the expulsion of Respondent No.1. News paper materials
and electronic media cannot be taken as a judicial notice since the order of expulsion has not been placed. The authorized person, i.e.
the Secretary or President of the Congress Party if had been examined, the matter would have been different.
40. In the instant case, the petitioner has neither produced any expulsion order nor the evidence of the person who has expelled him.
The admission which is claimed on behalf of the petitioner must be an unequivocal admission. The Respondent No.1 has not specifically
stated that he has been expelled from the party membership. He has stated in the written statement that he has been expelled on one
side but on the other, the same has been recalled. When he was expelled, when it was recalled, are material particulars for the purpose
of the present case. In the chief examination, the respondent No.1 has stated that he was not aware about the expulsion but he was
suspended and thereafter it was recalled. Similarly in the cross—examination. When this type of evidence is available, that cannot be
accepted. The admission must be a legal admission. If the stray admission is made and if it is accepted, it will lead to miscarriage of
justice. The respondent who admits the case, he should be asked in his evidence whether he has understood the consequences of such
statement. As long as that is not done, the admission of the respondent cannot be accepted as sought to be contended by the
petitioner.
41. In this background, in KARAM KAPAHI v. LAL CHAND PUBLIC CHARITABLE TRUST, reported in (2010) 4 SCC 753, it has been
held that wherever there is a clear admission of facts, in the face of which, it is impossible for the party making such admission to
succeed. In the instant case, it cannot be said that there is clear admission of the case of the Respondent about the expulsion from the
membership.
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42. In GILBERT v. SMITH (1876) 2 Ch D 686 (CA) at page 687 it is held, ..if there was anything clearly admitted upon which something
ought to be done, the plaintiff might come to the court at once to have that thing done, without any further delay or expense.” At page
689, it is further observed, ‘it must, however, be such an admission of facts as would show that the plaintiff is clearly entitled to the order
asked for". “The rule was not meant to apply when there is any serious question of law to be argued. But if there is an admission on the
pleadings which clearly entities the plaintiff to an order, then the intention was that he should not have to wait, but might at once obtain
any order...."
43. In HUGHES v. LONDON, EDINBURG & GLASGOW ASSURANCE CO., (1891)8 TLR 81 (CA), it is held that “judgment ought not to
be signed upon admissions in a pleading or an affidavit, unless the admissions were clear and unequivocal, where the other party has
made plain admission entitling the former to succeed”. This rule applies wherever there is a clear admission of the facts on the face of
which, it is impossible for the party making it to succeed.
44. Following the very judgments, the Hon’ble Supreme Court in JEEVAN DIESELS 8; ELECTRICALS LIMITED v. JASBIR SINGH
CHADHA (HUF) & ANOTHER, (2010) 6 SCC 601 has held that the admission must be clear and unambiguous. Admission if
unambiguous depends upon the facts of each case, there being no clarity on the nature of admission.
45. In the light of the above, it is clear that unless there is an admission in a clear manner, the same cannot be accepted for the purpose
of principle that facts admitted need not be proved. In the instant case, the admissions said to have been made by the first respondent,
it is not in clear terms since he has said on one occasion expulsion made and recalled and on the other he was suspended and recalled.
Secondly, the petitioner himself who takes a specific plea that the respondent has admitted that fact, but has not placed strong and
believable evidence before this Court. Hence the submission of the petitioner that the respondent No.1 has admitted the fact of
expulsion cannot be accepted.
46. It is also the contention of the petitioner that Ex.R81—the acknowledgement which is produced and marked on behalf of the
respondent No.1, cannot be looked into on the ground that the author of it is not examined and application is not produced. It is
submitted, an adverse inference has to be drawn as against the first respondent for withholding the best document and a witness. The
petitioner having approached the court is duty bound to establish the pleaded case and cannot depend on the weakness of the
respondent. That too in election matters the election petitioner is required to prove critically the pleaded case and judgment cannot be
signed on mere surmises and conjectures. In the present case, the petitioner has failed to prove Issue Nos.1 to 3 for the aforesaid
reasons. It is already mentioned above that non-production of withdrawal order of expulsion by the first respondent, in the face of
nomination paper and Form A and B issued to the first respondent, he was a member on the roll of INC and expulsion order must have
been withdrawn. Accordingly issue Nos.1 to 3 and 8 are answered.
ISSUE NOs. 4 to 7
47. These issues relate to irregularity in counting of votes and postal ballot papers, petitioner securing more number of votes and
improper reception of valid votes by undue influence of the Returning Officer in favour of first respondent. These issues are connected
to each other and hence they are dealt with together.
48. It is the case of the petitioner that Control Unit Number is not written or left blank in Form 17C—Part 1 and the Control Unit Number
is written in Form No.17C-Part 2 and Control Unit number does not tally between Form 17C—Part 1 and 17C-Part II. The EVMs used on
the date of voting have never been counted, which has resulted in improper reception of votes in favour of the first respondent. The
tabular statement furnished by the petitioner is reproduced as herein under:
Polling
Station No.
Form-17C Part-I
Form 17C
Part-II
Page No.
Ex. No.
Page No.
Vol No.
Control Unit No.,
Exhibit No.,
45
P.41
327
1
Blank
P. 42
330
113
P. 69
410
1
Blank
P. 70
413
156
P.79
440
2
Blank
P.80
441
200
P.93
480
2
Blank
P. 94
483
49. It is further submitted that the Returning Officer has admitted and marked the documents without the objection being raised by the
first respondent. Likewise the Notes prepared by the counting agents are marked as Ex.P9 to P23 with the objection of the first
respondent. It is claimed by the petitioner that respondent No.1 has admitted the said Notes in Para-23 Page No.30 of the written
statement. It is claimed that when there is an admission and the authors of the written documents are examined, this court has to accept
the Notes and it has to be held that petitioner has secured 498 votes more than that of the first respondent. The petitioner claims the
following difference of votes between the petitioner and first respondent.
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Polling Station No.,
Figures noted by the Election Agent of the Petitioner
JD(S) – Petitioner
Congress-Res. No. 1
204
457
308
25
355
400
235
235
135
146
321
360
102
312
252
194
199
277
254
226
181
120
283
247
Total
2388
2160
Polling Station No.,
Figures entered in round-wise sheet and final result sheet.
JD(S) – Petitioner
Congress-Res. No. 1
204
379
386
25
335
400
235
135
235
146
258
423
102
215
349
194
119
357
254
146
261
120
263
247
Total
1850
2658
50. It is further claimed by the petitioner that news item declaring the petitioner as won was shown in the Public TV on 8.5.2013. In this
regard, petitioner has examined PW—15 News Reporter and got marked original CD of the said news item at Ex.P33. The respondent
No.1 having not cross-examined PW-15, it has to be taken that such news was published in the Public TV and contents of the original
CD marked as Ex.P33 as true.
51. On the other hand, the first respondent submitted relating to discrepancies in Form 17A and 17B that the said evidence cannot be
looked into because the said materials are without the pleadings and without seeking any amendments to the pleadings. It is submitted,
a narrow margin of votes between the returned candidate and the election petitioner does not per se give rise to a presumption that
there had been an irregularity or illegality in the counting of votes.
52. With regard to these issues, let me examine the evidence of the witnesses.
53. PW1 has stated in the chief examination with reference to the petition averments. He has deposed relating to the above issues as
follows:
“It is true that he has not made any application for recounting. It is true that myself and my counting agents were made
efforts for recounting but no written applications were made. It is denied the suggestion that he made a false statement
regarding the fact that my counting agents were forcibly sent outside by using police force. I do not know as to whether
10% of the electorates of Malavalli Constituency are illiterate voters who cast their votes in favour of first respondent in
2008 elections though he was a independent candidate. It is true that either myself or any of my counting agents have
not made any written complaint to any of the election officers, Observers about the Returning Officer. It is true that
counting was continuous and did not stop for announcement and display of counting of each round on the black board.
It is denied the suggestion that till fifteenth round the petitioner was in lead and from sixteenth round onwards the
respondent No.1 got the lead. It is true that postal ballots were again counted by the Returning Officer in the presence of
the Observer, Petitioner and respondent No.1. I was present at the time of recounting of postal ballots and that was
video recorded.
54. PW.2— S. Kambaraj is election agent of the petitioner. He has stated about the process of counting in the Chief examination. His
evidence is to the following effect:
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“At the time of preparing Exhibit P9 to P23, table agents were with me. The result was announced at 1.20 p.m. and the results
were announced on the black board and the notes were made as per exhibit P9 to Exhibit P23, there were some discrepancies.
It is true that I have prepared kExs.P9to P23 and Ex.P24 — tabulation from between 12.20 to 1.20pm. on the date of counting.
By referring Exhibit P24 I state that as per agent count, the petitioner got 498 votes more than the first respondent. I have made
oral request to the returning officer for recounting. They have not considered our request. Again I requested at 1.45 p.m. for
retabulation that also not considered. In the cross—examination he has stated “Exhibit P9 to Exhibit P23 are not the slips
collected from the counting agents on each round". I have denied the suggestion that Exhibit P9 to P23 have been prepared by
the election petitioner.
55. PW.3 to PW.14 are the counting agents of the petitioner. They have stated more or less on the same lines. They have stated that
there were discrepancies in the votes secured as per the tabulation and votes displayed on the black board.
56. PW.3 has stated in the cross—examination that “I can only remember that 8 to 10 signatures were taken on Form 17C Part—II. but I
cannot remember on what rounds signatures were obtained. To the suggestion of signing Forms 9-15, he has stated that I cannot
remember. I do not remember as to whether I signed Forms for 16th, 17th and 18th rounds. Exhibit P11 has been prepared by the
Election agent and I have not done it. Ex.P11 is a note prepared by me. I have noted from the EVM counting and there was no
difference in the votes secured by the first respondent. Even though there was no display of counting after twelfth round, I have
recorded the votes secured from the EVM."
57. PW.4 has stated in his cross-examination that “though the round—wise counting was not displayed after twelfth round, it was not
difficult for us to record the votes secured, and further, in the rounds recorded by me there was difference."
58. PW.5 has stated in his cross-examination that “I do not remember that I asked the Returning Officer and the election Observer to
count the postal ballots first. He was the only counting agent who asked the Returning Officer to count the postal ballots first. I do not
find any difference in votes secured by the petitioner and R—l in any of the rounds. Suggestion have been denied that Ex.P13 was not
prepared between 12.30 to 1.15 in the counting hall."
59. PW.6 has stated in the cross—examination that “I do not know whether the postal ballots was counted on that day. We were given
Form 17—C Part—II for signature of counting agents. I have been given twelve Forms for signature and I have signed all of them. I do
not remember up to which round Forms were given and not given. Display in respect of thirteenth to eighteenth rounds of counting were
made after 12.30 p.m. Display of twelfth to eighteenth rounds of counting was made at once at 12.30 p.m.”
60. PW.7 has stated in his cross—examination that we were given forms on completion of each round. I have signed the Forms in all the
sixteen rounds and I do not remember signing Form for the seventeenth round. I did not find any difficulty in recording the votes for
non—displaying of votes after twelfth round."
61. PW.8 has stated in the chief—examination that there were no display even for any round of counting either in the black board and
also public address system. In the cross- examination PW8 has stated “counting agents were given Form 17—C Part—II and some
have not signed. Counting Officers did not enquire about why Form 17—C Part—II has not signed. Votes declared in EVM were noted in
white sheets by me. Exhibit P17 is not the slip given by me to Kambaraju. I had not noticed any difference of votes secured by the
candidates till the completion of seventeenth round."
62. PW.9 has stated in the cross—examination that “I see Exhibit P18. It is not the chit given by me to Kambaraju. I was not aware
about the difference of votes secured by the petitioner and first respondent till the completion of seventeenth round."
63. PW.10 has stated in the cross-examination, that “on each round Kambaraju used to collect votes secured on a chit. I do not know
any difference of votes secured by the petitioner and respondent No.1 till the completion of counting of seventeenth round. I noticed the
difference of votes only when Kambaraju told me. I do not remember the difference of votes occurred in which round."
64. PW.11 has stated in the cross—examination that “till completion of counting of seventeenth round I did not notice difference of votes
secured by petitioner and respondent No.1. I have not noticed the difference of votes till I was told by Kambaraju."
65. PW.12 has stated in the cross—examination that “there was no commotion of difference of votes in any round between any
candidate. I was given Form No.17-C Part-II for my signature on each round."
66. PW.13 has admitted in the cross—examination that “I see Exhibit P.22 and it is not the note given by me. Differences of votes were
not noticed till the completion of all the rounds. I came to know about the difference of votes only on information given by Kambaraju.”
67. PW.14 has stated in the cross—examination that “there was no occasion of interchanging the votes secured. I used to give slip of
papers with votes secured by petitioner and respondent No.1 to Kambaraju on each round. Before completion of seventeenth round I
had no knowledge of discrepancies or differences of votes secured by petitioner and respondent No.1.”
68. PW.15 is the news reporter of Public TV. He has stated about news carried on 8.5.2013 in Public TV that the petitioner had won in
the election. Exhibit P.33—compact disc was marked subject to objections by the respondent.
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69. PW.16 is the news editor of Prajavani newspaper. He has stated about the report published in the news paper Exhibits P34, 35 and
36 about expulsion of first respondent. The said documents were also marked subject to objections by the first respondent.
70. PW.17 is the Project Director, DUDC, Office of the Deputy Commissioner, Mandya who is the Returning Officer for the Constituency
in question. He has stated in the cross— examination before the commencement of polling, mock poll would be conducted with prior
intimation and in front of election agents. They would be permitted to verify, identify the EVMs, Control Unit and Ballot Unit and also as
to functioning of EVMs. They demonstrate the functioning of EVMs. After completion of mock poll, whatever entered in the machine is
erased and result portion would be sealed with green—strips and thereafter nobody can open it except the candidate. First, counting of
postal ballots takes place. Postal ballots were also collected from the central strong room and were taken to counting hall. He has stated
presence of election agents and candidates at the counting of postal ballots has also been video recorded. He was there for about 5 to
10 minutes watching of counting of postal ballots and he came to his seat. After about half an hour he asked the staff to bring Control
Units. Counting of postal ballot went for about two hours. He has not received any objections at any round complaining with regard to
machine number and seal etc, till the completion of the counting process. Control Units were shown to the static. micro observers and
counting agents to ensure that the Control Units were not tampered. On pressing the ‘result' button the machine display (1) Control Unit
Number; (2) Date of polling; and (3) Number of candidates in the fray. Then the votes secured by each candidates is displayed. Random
checking is done by the additional counting staff. The entries made after cross—checking would be given to general observers. Further
verification of entries in Form No.17—C Part—II with reference to voter statistics and also Form No.17-C Part-I and the same will be
transmitted to the Observers. It would be returned back to him in case it is found that there is any mistake. If it is in order, it would be
sent to data entry operator. Print out given to him by the data entry operator would again be cross-verified by him with regard to polling
station number and votes secured by each candidate and also total number of votes cast in that polling station. That will be given to the
observers. It will be initialed by the Observers and again it will be given back to him and he will also put initials to it. Each round result—
sheet would be collected by information officer of Central Media Room and he announces to the public. When this process is taking
place, the counting will not be stopped. It is true that there is rule in the Election Manual, till the counting of each round displayed on the
black board, next EVM should not be secured for counting. The similar process of counting is followed till it is displayed on the black
board on all the rounds. When the result—sheet of eighteenth round would disclose the votes secured in previous seventeen rounds,
including the eighteenth round, the votes secured in postal ballots is taken separately. It is true that he has added the votes secured in
postal ballots with the total votes secured at eighteenth round. Form No.20 would be taken after completion of eighteenth round and in
that Form No.20, the votes secured in the postal ballots is shown.
71. The Election Commissioner of India, by order dated 5th May 2011 has directed the Returning Officer to re—verify the postal ballots,
in case, margin of votes secured by first and second leading candidates, is less than the total postal ballots hold. He did not find any
difference of votes secured by first and second leading candidates in the postal ballot votes and he also found that there was no
variation in the votes secured by all the candidates. Form 20 was given to the candidates and Form 21—C was given to the returned
candidate. Form 21—E was sent to the Election Commission of India, District Election Officer and Observer.
72. PW.18—L Narayan, is the Office Secretary of KPCC. He has stated that the first respondent belongs to Congress Party. However,
he has stated he is working as Office Secretary and not as a Party Secretary and hence he does not know much about the affairs of the
Party. He does not remember whether the first respondent contested from the party in the year 2008. Records pertaining to Party are
with the General Secretary.
73. Now let me scan the relevant provisions of the Act relating to these issues.
74. Section 86.3 of the Act deals with power to allow amendment of Election petition. It is permissible for a Party to furnish particulars,
even after the period of limitation for filing election has expired, with permission of Court, but no material facts, unless already pleaded,
can be permitted to be introduced after the expiry of the period of limitation.
75. Section 86.6 of the Act deals with power to order recounting of ballot papers. It is stated, a democracy runs smooth on the wheels of
periodic and pure elections. The verdict of the polls announced by the Returning Officers lead to formation of a Government. A certain
amount of stability in the electoral process is essential. If the counting of the ballots are interfered with by too frequent and flippant
recount by Courts, a new threat to the certainty of the poll system is introduced through the judicial instrument. Moreover, secrecy of
ballot, which is sacrosanct, becomes exposed to the deleterious trying, if recount of votes is made easy. The general reaction, if there is
judicial relaxation on this issue, may well be a fresh pressure on luckless candidates, particularly. when the winning margin is only of a
few hundred votes, to ask for a recount, looking for a numerical good fortune or Windfall of chance discovery of illegal rejection or
reception of ballots. This may lead to dangerous disorientation which invades the democratic order by injecting widespread scope for
reopening of declared returns, unless the court restricts recourse to recount to cases of genuine apprehension of miscount or illegality or
other compulsions of justice necessitating such a drastic step.
76. Section 86.6.1 of the Act stipulates the following conditions for recounting:
(i)
the court must be satisfied that a prima facie case is established;
(ii)
the material facts and full particulars have been pleaded stating irregularities in counting of votes;
(iii)
a rowing and fishing inquiry should not be directed by way of an order to recount the votes;
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(iv)
an opportunity should be given to file objections; and
(v)
secrecy of the ballot should be guarded.
77. Section 87.1 of the Act deals with the trial of Election Petition. It is stated, a trial of an election petition though within the realm of civil
law. is akin to trial on a criminal charge.
78. Section 87.3 of the Act deals with the evidence. It is stated there shall be no admission of election petition where there is no
evidence on controversies, nor covered by issues and the pleadings. Evidence can be allowed to be led on a plea properly raised and
issues framed. No evidence can be allowed to be led relating to allegations about which no issue has been framed. Irrelevant,
impermissible and inadmissible evidence cannot be allowed to be brought on record. Evidence adduced in support of the pleadings
must be clear, cogent, satisfactory, credible and positive and stand test of strict and scrupulous scrutiny and should be of such nature
leading to an irresistible conclusion or unimpeachable result that the allegations made, have been committed rendering the election void
under Section 100 of the Act.
79. Section 97.4 of the Act deals with Election petition alleging irregularities in counting of votes. It states that for purpose of enabling an
enquiry that any votes have been improperly cast in favour of any candidate other than the returned candidate or any votes have been
improperly refused or rejected in regard to the returned candidate, the election court shall acquire jurisdiction to do so only on the
following conditions being satisfied.—
(i)
Election petition seeks declaration that election of returned candidate is void on the ground under Section 100(1)(d);
(ii)
The election petition seeks a further declaration that any candidate other than returned candidate has been duly elected;
and
(iii)
The recrimination petition under Section 97.1 is filed by the returned candidate.
80. Now, let me evaluate the oral evidence and documentary evidence available on record in respect of these issues No.4 to 7 keeping
in view the provisions of law mentioned above.
81. The petitioner claims more number of votes in his favour on the basis of the tabulation prepared by the election agent as per Exhibit
P.24 based on the notes submitted by the counting agents. The evidence of the petitioner and the counting agents, the part of which is
extracted as above, will not repose confidence to base reliance on either the notes prepared by the counting agents or the tabulation
prepared by the election agent. Some of the counting agents have disowned the notes which were stated to have been handed over to
the election agent. In view of the limitation imposed on the election courts as to the interference with the election results and the
materials placed on record by the petitioner, I am of the view that the petitioner has not made out grounds for either recounting or to set
aside the election of the returned candidate. The Returning Officer has clearly stated the procedure followed in the counting process
and he has categorically stated that there is no variation in the number of votes counted either in favour of the petitioner or the first
respondent.
82. PW—1 and PW—3 to 14 have admitted that no written complaint is made to the Returning Officer as to the irregularities or
discrepancies in counting of votes. If really there is discrepancy and irregularity, nothing prevented the election agent and counting
agents to make a written complaint in this regard. From the evidence on record, it is seen that the counting agents as well as the
election agent of the petitioner were quite experienced in the matter of election. The election petitioner has failed to bring on record what
is that irregularity or discrepancy in the counting process affecting materially the election results. What is required of the election
petitioner to bring on record is that irregularity or discrepancy, which has materially affected the election results. Non giving of written
complaint will lead to conclusion that there was no irregularity or discrepancy in the counting process materially affecting the election
results.
83. It is the claim of the petitioner, based on the tabulation Ex.P24 prepared by the election agent which is again based on the notes
prepared by the counting agents, that petitioner secured more number of votes than the first respondent. The petitioner has failed to
prove the notes prepared by the counting agents and based on which the tabulation is prepared by the election agent. The evidence of
the election agent and counting agents is not cogent and trustworthy so as to place reliance on the same. The Returning Officer has in
detail deposed that there is no variation in number of votes either to the petitioner or to the first respondent. There is no irregularity in
counting of votes and postal ballot papers. PW-2 to PW—14 have stated that there was no difficulty in recording the counting of votes
through EVMs. There is no consistency in the evidence of election agent as well as the counting agents that there was no display of
votes on the black board or public display system. Some say there was display and some say there was no display after 12th round.
The election petitioner has stated in the petition itself that the election petitioner was leading up to 16th round. All the counting agents
have stated that they came to know the discrepancy only when the election agent told them so. If there was no display of votes, how the
election petitioner could come to know his leading up to 16th round is not made clear. It is found in the evidence of the counting agents
that there is no possibility of interchanging of votes. Therefore, the petitioner has failed to prove that there was no display of votes after
12th round and that has materially affected the election result and that the petitioner secured more votes than that of the first
respondent.
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84. It is the case of the petitioner that documents were directed to be handed over to the petitioner as well as the first respondent and
after going through the said documents, various irregularities were found. However, the petitioner could not amend the election petition
in view of the principle “Doctrine of Relation Back". In case the petitioner amended the petition and the amendment was allowed,
petitioner could not proceed in view of the settled principle of Doctrine of Relation Back. In this regard, the learned counsel for the
petitioner relied upon decision reported in (2016) 1 SCC 332 (supra) and referred to Para 24 & 25. The said judgment deals with
amendment of pleadings, which if allowed relates back to date of filing the proceedings and in some cases the court can direct the
amendment to come into effect from the date on which the application seeking amendment was made.
85. In the instant case, the amendment application is not made and amendment is not carried out to the election petition. Therefore, the
necessary pleadings as to the irregularity are not there for the election petitioner and thereby the election petitioner cannot go beyond
the pleadings by leading any amount of evidence. In that view of the matter, the alleged irregularity materials cannot be looked into. As
already stated above, nothing in the election petition could be taken as admission thereby it would absolve the petitioner from proving
his pleaded case.
86. Will of the people must prevail and courts would be understandably extremely slow to set at naught the will of the people truly and
freely exercised. If the courts were to do otherwise, the courts would be pitting their will against the will of the people or countermanding
the choice of the people without any object, aim or purpose as held in AZHAR HUSSAIN vs., RAJIV GANDHI reported in AIR 1986 SC
1253. But that does not mean that election court shall not interfere with the election. Where there is a genuine case and where the court
comes to the conclusion that election of the returned candidate is thoroughly improper and illegal, the election court is duty bound to
interfere with the election as the fair and proper election is the paramount consideration. No such case is made out by the petitioner to
grant any of the reliefs prayed for.
87. In the result and for the reasons stated above, I am of the view that the election petition fails and it is accordingly dismissed.
The security deposit made by the petitioner towards cost is directed to be paid to the first respondent.
PR-758
SC-25
JUDGE
ANOOP KUMAR
UNDER SECRETARY
ELECTION COMMISSION OF INDIA
S.N.RAMAKRISHNA
Assistant Chief Electoral Officer
And Ex-Officio Under Secretary to Govt.,
DPAR (Elections.)
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nd Cross, Subramanya Nagar, `B’ Block, Bengaluru situated in BBMP
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South 24 feet, totally measuring 720 Sqft with Ground floor construction except two shops in the Ground floor the entire First Floor &
Second Floor construction and Bounded on by,
East by: Property No. 3897/A
West by: Property No. 3895/A
North by: Stair Case & Northern Portion of Property bearing No.
3896-A/26 owned by Rathna Bai D &Lakshminarayana Rao N
South by: Road
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INDIAN RAILWAYS
Proforma 10 - 01
Office of the General Manager / Electrical
Rail Vikas Nigam Limited, Bengaluru
No. RVNL/SBC/HPT-BAY/Pkg-1
PUBLIC NOTIFICATION
Notice is hereby given to all users of Railway lines and premises situated on the completed section of the under noted section
of the Indian Railway that the 25,000 Volt 50 Hz AC. Over head Traction wires will be energized on or after the date specified against
the section. On and from the same date the Overhead Traction line shall be treated as "LIVE" at all times and no unauthorized person
shall approach or work in the proximity of the said overhead line.
Section :- Virapur–Bellary-Hubli-Vasco-Da-Gama and Toranagallu-Ranjitpura
Date: 31/12/2018
Zone :South Western Railway
INDIAN RAILWAYS
Proforma 10 - 02
INTRODUCTION OF 25 KV AC TRACTION
"WARNING TO ROAD USERS"
It is notified for information of the public that in connection with introduction of 25 KV AC Electric Traction on and from the
dates mentioned against the following sections of Indian Railway, height gauges have been erected at all the level crossings with clear
height of 4.67 meter above road level with a view to prevent loads of excessive height from coming into contact or dangerous proximity
to "LIVE" traction wires.
Section :Virapur–Bellary-Hubli-Vasco-Da-Gama and Toranagallu-Ranjitpura
Date: 31/12/2018
Zone :South Western Railway
Public are hereby, notified to observe the height specified above for the purpose of loading Vehicles and to see that loads
carried in road Vehicles do not infringe the height gauges under any circumstances.
The Dangers of a load of excessive height are as follows:
i)
Danger to the height gauge and consequent obstruction to the Road as well as the Railway line;
ii)
Danger to the materials or equipments carried or the vehicle itself;
iii)
Danger of fire and risk of life due to contact with or dangerous proximity to the conductors.
GENERAL MANAGER / ELECTRICAL
RAIL VIKAS NIGAM LIMITED, BENGALURU.
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KARNATAKA STATE BAR COUNCIL, OLD K.G.I.D BLDG., BENGALURU
NOTIFICATION NO. 3 /2018, Dated : 26.11.2018
As per Rule 8 of “The Karnataka State Bar Council (election of Chairman & Vice Chairman) Rules, 1978”, it is declared that
the following Members of the Bar Council have been elected unopposed to the Office of the Chairman & Vice Chairman.
CHAIRMAN
Sl. No.
Name of the Candidates
Address
1
NAIK KRISHNAPPA BHIMAPPA
Plot No. 16, Sector No. 2,
Shivabasavanagar,
BELAGAVI = 590 010
Mbl: 9448029740
VICE CHAIRMAN
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Address
1
SRINIVASA B V
No. 10, “Sreedeep”,
Gurumurthy Reddy Layout,
III Block, Garden Street Extension,
Ramamurthynagar, BENGALURU – 16
Mbl: 9845135433
BASAVARAJ HUDEDAGADDI
RETURNING OFFICER
KARNATAKA STATE BAR COUNCIL
BENGALURU
KARNATAKA STATE BAR COUNCIL, OLD K.G.I.D.BLDG., BENGALURU
NOTIFICATION NO. 4/2018, DATED : 30.11.2018
BASAVARAJ HUDEDAGADDI
SECRETARY
Under Section 4 (1) ( c) of the Advocates Act, 1961 read with Rule 2, Part II, Chapter I of the Bar Council of India Rules
(election of Member, Bar Council of India) SHRI. Y.R. SADASIVA REDDY, Member, No. 118, II Floor, Cubbonpet Main Road, Avenue
Road Cross, Bengaluru -2 (Ph. No. ® 080 – 2542 0222, Mbl : 9845470489) has been declared elected as Member of the Bar Council
of India on 30
TH November, 2018.
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