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IN THE COURT OF THE SUBDIVISIONAL MAGISTRATE AT MAHE

Present : Thiru AMAN SHARMA,

Subdivisional Magistrate, Mahe.

M.C. No. 95/2019, Under Section 144 of Cr.P.C./71

ORDER

(UNDER SECTION 144 OF Cr.P.C.)

To

Thiru Sreejith @ Unni (41),

Counter Petitioner

S/o. Sreedaran (late),

Sree Nandanam,

Pandakkal.

Whereas, the Station House Officer, Palloor Police Station, has laid

information against you in IR. No. 68/2019 under section 144 of Cr.P.C. alleging

that the Counter Petitioner is a native of Pandakkal and an active worker of CPM

Party. He is a habitual offender and he is designing to disturb peace in Pandakkal

area. The Counter Petitioner is a habitual criminal and creating disturbance to public

peace and tranquility by involving in the criminal activities and rowdism in the

Village of Pandakkal and surrounding area. He is a mischief monger involved

with action of violence and causing disturbance to the pubic peace and tranquility.

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The Counter Petitioner was involved in the following cases:

1. Cr.No. 93/96 under sections 341, 323 IPC r/w 34 IPC – Compounded.

2. Cr.No. 50/97 under sections 143, 341, 324, 323 IPC r/w 149 IPC –

Acquitted.

3. Cr.No. 21/00 under sections 341, 302, 323 IPC r/w 34 IPC – Acquitted.

4. Cr.No. 34/01 under section 160 IPC – Convicted.

5. Cr.No. 10/09 under sections 147, 148, 458, 342, 302, 307 IPC r/w 149

IPC – Pending Trail.

The Station House Officer, Palloor, has also stated that there is reliable

information that some hardcore criminals from neighbouring place of Kerala State

are regularly visiting Palloor area to consume liquors. Moreover, there is reliable

information that the Counter Petitioner has nexus with political criminals in Kerala

area. The local Police is keeping close surveillance on the above Counter Petitioner.

If, the Counter Petitioner is allowed in Palloor limit, it is apprehended that he will

conspire with other political criminals to indulge in serious offences like assault,

murder, explode country made bombs, criminal intimidation, obstructions,

annoyance, etc., and thereby become a perennial source of threat to the community

and disturb public peace and order;

And whereas, the Station House Officer, Palloor Police Station, has prayed

to invoke provisions under section 144 (i), (ii) and (iii) of Cr.P.C. against you, not

to enter into the jurisdiction of Subdivisional Magistrate Court to prevent danger

to the human life and properties and to prevent disturbance to the public tranquility

and order;

And whereas, you are summoned to this Court on 05-04-2019 at 3.30 p.m.

and enquired on the cases registered against you and your depositions could not

prove your innocence as you pleaded before this Court;

And whereas, based on the information laid before me, I am satisfied that

there are sufficient grounds for proceeding against you under section 144 (i), (ii)

and (iii) of Cr.P.C.;

Now, therefore, based on the reasons stated above, I, Aman Sharma,

Subdivisional Magistrate, Mahe, in exercise of the powers conferred under Code

of Criminal Procedure, do hereby prohibit you under section 144 of Cr.P.C. from

entering into the region under the control of my jurisdiction for a period of fifteen

days from the date of this order or till any further orders are passed by the

Competent Authority revoking this prohibition as per law whichever is earlier except

when you are summoned to attend the cases in any of the Courts in Mahe.

At Mahe, dated 9th April 2019.

AMAN SHARMA,

Subdivisional Magistrate, Mahe.