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Puducherry

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30th

March

2023

IN THE COURT OF SUBDIVISIONAL MAGISTRATE AT KARAIKAL

M.C. No. 25/2023/27-03-2023/266

I.R. No. 05/2023 of the Thirunallar Police Station, dated 22-03-2023

received in this Court on 24-03-2023.

State, Represented by the Station House Officer,

Thirunallar Police Station,

Karaikal.

. .

Petitioner

Vs.

Thiru Mani Maran @ Mani,

S/o. Harikrishnan, West Street, Pettai,

Thirunallar,

Karaikal.

. .

Counter Petitioner

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PROHIBITORY ORDERS

(Under Section 144 (i), (ii) and (iii) of Cr.P.C.)

Whereas, one information under I.R. No.05/2023 of the Thirunallar Police

Station, Karaikal, dated 22-03-2023 was received in this Court on 24-03-2023 as a

special report filed by the Station House Officer concerned under section 144 of

Cr.P.C. The report filed by the Station House Officer, Thirunallar Police Station,

Karaikal, goes on to describe the criminal activities namely, Thiru Mani Maran @

Mani, son of Harikrishnan, who is allegedly one among the accused to have carried

out the brutal murder of the deceased namely, K. Devamani and also he is reported

to have been indulging in serious offences like, extortion, hurt, criminal intimidation

and thereby would become a perennial source of threat to the community and

disturbance to the public tranquility.

2. The Petitioner has submitted that the Counter Petitioner Thiru Mani

Maran @ Mani, is involved in the murder case of Thiru Devamani, in Cr.No. 160/

2021 under sections 148, 302, 307 IPC r/w 149 IPC @ 148, 302, 307, 120(B), 109 IPC

r/w 149 IPC @ 148, 302, 307, 324, 120(B), 109 IPC r/w 149 IPC and is a permanent

resident of Thirunallar which comes under the territorial jurisdiction of this

authority. He is reported to have been the master mind of the murder case and he

had conspired with the co-accused to carry out the murder of Devamani, in order

to set some score on personal enmity with the deceased on some Labour contract

issue. The Counter Petitioner is also reported to be personally involved to hire the

rowdy elements and other co-accused from Mayiladuthurai, Tamil Nadu, to carry

out the murder of the deceased Devamani. The Counter Petitioner is reported to

have designed and planned to eliminate the complainant of the murder and also

the main witnesses of the murder case of Devamani.

3. Whereas, the information laid by the Station House Officer, Thirunallar

Police Station, Karaikal, under section 144 of Cr.P.C., who has listed out the record

of previous case registered against the Counter petitioner as detailed in the special

report filed by the Station House Officer, Thirunallar Police Station, Karaikal vide

I.R. No. 05/2023, dated 22-03-2023 under section 144 of Cr.P.C., in which a case has

been registered under Crime Number 160/2021 under section 148, 302, 307 IPC r/w

149 IPC @ 148, 302, 307, 120(B), 109 IPC r/w 149 IPC @ 148, 302, 307, 324, 120(B),

109 IPC r/w 149 IPC of Thirunallar Police Station, Karaikal.

4. Whereas, Counter Petitioner was arrested and remanded to the Judicial

custody by the Hon’ble Court of JM-II at Karaikal following which he was lodged

in the Central Jail, Kalapet, Puducherry. The Station House Officer of Thirunallar

Polioce Station, Karaikal, also states that the Counter Petitioner namely, Thiru Mani

Maran @ Mani, has been listed as accused (A-1) in this case while the Crime

Investigation has been completed and the case has been charge sheeted on

21-01-2022 vide Charge-sheet No. 3/2022 and the case remains pending trial before

the Hon’ble JM-II Court, Karaikal vide PRC No. 1/2022.

5. Whereas, It appears to this Court that the Counter Petitioner has been

granted with a Conditional Bail vide Orders of the Hon’ble High Court of Madras

Judicature at Chennai in Crl.O.P No. 6231 of 2023, dated 21-03-2023 with conditions

imposed by the Hon’ble Court in Para 6(b) that :-

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“the Petitioner shall report before the respondent Police every Monday

and Friday at 10.30 am until completion of the proceedings”

6. Whereas, the Station House Officer, Thirunallar Police Station, Karaikal,

further submits that in view of the above reasons, the Counter Petitioner

Thiru Mani Maran @ Mani, when released on bail from the Judicial custody by the

Hon’ble Courts of Law would certainly create Law and Order problem in the local

area since the victimized family of the deceased and also the supporters of the

deceased are in agitated and retaliatory mood that may cause certain deterioration

of Law and Order and public tranquility in Thirunallar area. The Station House

Officer also reiterated that if, the Counter Petitioner is allowed to enter into the

limits of the Thirunallar and Karaikal region , he will certainly threaten the witnesses

to hinder their lawful deposition by using his influence and that he may threaten

the witnesses and that his entry into Thirunallar area may cause communal clashes

between two different community groups since the victimized and his supporters

are agitated against the Counter Petitioner and his family members and also that if,

the Counter Petitioner is allowed to enter Thirunallar area, he would get more

freedom to commit similar crimes in future.

7. Whereas, according to the Petitioner, it is necessary to keep Counter

Petitioner under preventive and Prohibitory orders so as to curtail his criminal

activities and to ensure safety and security to the community and maintenance of

Public orders under the provision of 144 of Cr.P.C., which is preventive. Hence, the

Station House Officer had registered a case in I.R. No. 05/2023, dated 22-03-2023

under section 144 of Cr.P.C., and hence, prayed before this Court that the Counter

Petitioner may be ordered not to enter in Karaikal region for a period of Six months

excepts on days when he is summoned to attend the cases by the Hon’ble Courts

in Karaikal by invoking the provisions under sections 144 (i), (ii) and (iii) of Cr.P.C.

8. Whereas, I am satisfied that based on the information placed before me

and other facts which are brought out through enquiry report placed by the Station

House Officer, Thirunallar Police Station, Karaikal that if, the Counter Petitioner is

allowed to move free handedly within the jurisdiction of Karaikal District, then his

free movement would cause fear and apprehension in the minds of general public

which would also severely affect the public tranquility, good order, common peace

in the area of living within the jurisdiction of Thirunallar Police Station, Karaikal

and also within the entire jurisdiction of this Court in Karaikal District since, his

close association with the hooligans and gangsters of the neighboring state of

Tamil Nadu would certainly instigate many more criminal activities to send fearsome

sense of insecurity of life in the minds of general public if, the movements of the

Counter Petitioner are not contained by the Prohibitory Orders.

9. Whereas, this present situation demands urgent action towards

maintenance of Law and Order conditions in the entire area under the Jurisdiction

of this Court. Issue of show cause Notice and conduct of enquiry are not feasible

due to time constraint hence, this Court prefers to impose provisions as contained

under section l44(ii) of Cr.P.C., to issue the Prohibitory Orders under section 144(i),

(ii) and (iii) of Cr.P.C. as ex parte.

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10. Hence, I, G. Johnson, Subdivisional Magistrate, Karaikal, after going

through the information laid before me and also after satisfying myself of the need

for prohibition of certain activities of the Counter Petitioner, doth hereby pass

prohibitory orders to the Counter Petitioner, Thiru Mani Maran @ Mani, under

sections 144 (i), (ii) and (iii) of Cr.P.C., to restrain him not to enter into the entire

region of Karaikal District which is under the jurisdiction of this Court, for a period

of 2 (Two) months (or) 60 (Sixty) days with effect from the date of issue this order

(or) till any further order passed by the Competent Authority revoking this

Prohibitory Order as per law whichever is earlier, except for the days when he is

required by any Court of law to comply with any lawful directions and conditions

as imposed by the Hon’ble Madras High Court as directed in Crl.O.P No. 6231 of

2023, dated 21-03-2023 with conditions in para 6(b) that “the Petitioner shall report

before the respondent Police every Monday and Friday at 10.30 a.m. until completion

of the proceedings”.

11. The Station House Officer, Thirunallar Police Station, Karaikal, is

directed to keep a close vigil and watch on the movements of the Counter Petitioner

and if, anything is found in violation of the conditions imposed by the Madras

High Court, that should be immediately reported to this Court without fail.

Given under my hand and seal of this Court, on this 27th day of

March 2023.

G. JOHNSON,

Subdivisional Magistrate.

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