Rajasthan Extraordinary Gazette, Part Part 4 (C) II, 06 May 2026

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Factories and Boilers Inspection Department

NOTIFICATION

Jaipur, May 06, 2026

S.O.13 .-The following draft rules of the Rajasthan Boilers Rules, 2026, which the State Government proposes to make in exercise of the powers conferred by section 42 of the Boilers Act, 2025 (Central Act No. 12 of 2025) are hereby published as required by sub- section (1) of section 42 of the said Act for information of all persons likely to be affected thereby and notice is hereby given that the said draft rules would be taken into consideration after the expiry of a period offifteen (15)days from the date on which the copies of the Official Gazette, in which these draft rules are published, are made available to the public;

Any objection or suggestion which may be received from any person in respect to the said draft rules before expiry of the period as specified above will be considered by the State Government. Such objections and suggestions should be addressed to the Chief Inspector of Factories & Boilers, Rajasthan, 6-C, Jhalana Institutional Area, Jaipur-302004 or by email [email protected]

DRAFT RULES

CHAPTER-I

PRELIMINARY

1. Short title and commencement.- (1) These rules may be called the Rajasthan

Boilers (Draft) Rules, 2026. (2) They shall come into force from the date of their final publication in the Official Gazette. 2. Definitions.- (1)In these rules, unless the subject or context otherwise requires,- (a) "Act" means the Boilers Act, 2025(Central Act No. 12 of 2025); (b) "Adjudicating Officer" means the District Magistrate or Additional District Magistrate authorised as Adjudicating Officer under sub-section (1) of section 35 of the Act;

(c) "Appellate Authority" means officer authorised under rule 34; (d) "Chief Inspector", "Deputy Chief Inspector", "Senior Inspector" and

"Inspector" means Chief Inspector, Deputy Chief Inspector, Senior Inspector and Inspector of Boilers respectively, appointed by the Government of Rajasthan in this behalf;

(e) "Form" means form appended to these rules; (f) "Government" means the Government of Rajasthan; (g) "Inspecting Officer" means Deputy Chief Inspector, Senior Inspector and Inspector recognised under regulations for inspection and certification of the boilers or boiler components during manufacture, erection and use;

(h) "Register" means record maintained in appropriate format in hard copy or online; and

(i) "Section" means a section of the Act.

(2) Words and expressions used and not defined in these rules shall have the same meanings respectively assigned to them in the Act, rules or regulations made by the Central Government under the said Act.

CHAPTER-II

REGISTRATION

3. Application for registration.- (1) Application for registration shall be made under sub-section (1) of section 12 of the Act to the Chief Inspector electronically and shall be accompanied by proof of payment of fee, specified in rule 5. No boiler shall be registered, if on measurement the fee is found to be deficient, until remaining fee has been paid. (2) If registration is granted and any amount paid by the applicant in excess of the specified fee shall be refundable only after the expiry of one year from the date of such grant or the same may be adjusted against fees payable for renewal. (3) For entry of transferred boilers in Form-A, the provisions of sub-rule (1) and (2) shall apply.

4. Necessity of avoiding delay.- (1) After filing an application for registration of boiler, any application submitted for approval of drawing shall be disposed off within fifteen days from the date of receipt of such application. (2) The inspection of boiler under sub-section (4) of section 12 shall be made and the report thereof shall be submitted to the Chief Inspector within seven days. The Chief Inspector may issue order under sub-section (5) of section 12 within thirty days from the date ofcompletion of inspectionand if boiler is registered by the Chief Inspector he shall issue order for grant of certificate.

5. Fees for registration of Boilers.- The fee for registration of boiler under the Act shall be as follows:-

Provided that the Chief Inspector may direct that no fee shall be payable in respect of a fresh application made in pursuance of sub-section (2) of section 19 of the Act.

Note: 1. Inspection fee for separately fired Super-heater, Re-heater and Economiser shall be charged at the same rate as the registration fee.

2. For Heat Recovery Steam Generators with finned tubes, the fee shall be calculated on heating surface area of bare tubes and on one fourth of heating surface area of fins.

3. For inspection on Sundays and public holidays under the Negotiable Instrument Act, 1881 (Central Act No. 26 of 1881), on the request of owner, additional fee equivalent to half of registration fee shall be payable.

6. Payments.- (1)All fees, payable under the Act or rules or regulations made

thereunder, shall be deposited online in a Government treasury under the head 0230-Labour &Employment, 103-Fees for Inspection of Steam Boilers. (2) Any penalty, fine or cost imposed under the Act or rules or regulations made thereunder shall be deposited online into the Government Treasury under the head specified by the State Government and shall be utilisedin such manner and for such purposes as may be notified by the State Government, from time to time.

CHAPTER-III DUTIES OF CHIEF INSPECTOR, DEPUTY CHIEF INSPECTOR, SENIOR INSPECTOR AND INSPECTOR

7. Administrative control.- The Chief Inspector shall work under the administrative control of the Secretary to the Government in-charge of Factories and Boilers Inspection Department, Rajasthan. The Chief Inspector shall submit,-

(a) an annual report on the administration of the Act; and (b) such other report and returns as may be called for. 8. Duty of general control.- The Chief Inspector is vested with all the powers of an Inspector under the Act. His duty, consist in supervising and controlling the work of the Inspectors and he should actually inspect or examine in exceptional cases, or where he considers that the work of an Inspector requires a personal check. 9. Duties of Chief Inspector.- Chief Inspector shall,- (a) personally check the registration particulars and calculations submitted by

Inspectors for all boilers inspected for registration as prescribed in the regulations and enter under his own signature the approved working pressure and all orders required by section;

(b) enter under his own signature any subsequent entries required in the registration book;

(c) obtain the Registration Book and Memorandum of Inspection Book of the boiler from the State from which the boiler was transferred;

(d) examine and countersign the Inspector's memorandum of Inspection Book of each boiler after each inspection;

(e) examine and pass orders on the diaries and returns of Inspectors; (f) pass orders in all cases in which an Inspector proposes to increase or reduce the pressure allowed for any boiler under section 13, or to revoke, cancel or refuse to renew the certificate of a boiler under section 16, or to order important repairs, structural alterations, or renewals in a boiler under section 17;

(g) pass orders in all cases in which it is reported that after due notice the boiler has not been properly prepared for inspection;

(h) decide all appeals against the order of an Inspector under section 24; (i) sanction prosecutions under the Act; (j) advise owners as regards the maintenance, working and cleaning of boilers and issue instructions;and

(k) to issue guidelines for performing duties assigned to the Competent Person under the Act, rules and regulations made thereunder.

10. Registers.-The following shall be maintained in every office,- (a) Register in Form-A of all boilers registered in the State and boilers which has been transferred from another State;

(b) Memorandum of Inspection Book of all boilers; (c) Register of accidents in Form-B; (d) Register of appeals to the Chief Inspector in Form-C; (e) Register of manufacture in Form-D; and (f) Register of Adjudication and Appeal in Form-E. 11. Duties of Deputy Chief Inspector, Senior Inspector and Inspector.- The Deputy Chief Inspector, Senior Inspector and Inspector shall, under the provisions of the Act and rules and regulations made thereunder, perform the following duties,-भाग 4(ग) राजस्थान राज-पत्र, मई 06, 2026 45 (a) to inspect and examine the boilers, boiler components and steam pipes; (b) to search for unregistered or un-certificated boilers within their areas; (c) to see that certificated boilers are worked in accordance with the terms of their certificates and regulations or rules made under the Act for their safe working;

(d) to advise the owner and the person in charge of the boiler on the management and up-keep of the boiler with special reference to the amount of cleaning required in view of the quality of water used;

(e) to prepare a programme of inspections with regard to conveniences of owner or manufacturer generally in the most suitable order of places and submit the programme to the Chief Inspector for approval;

(f) to maintain a memorandum of Inspection Book for each boiler under their charge and submit it to the Chief Inspector for examination and counter- signature after each inspection;

(g) to submit monthly report of inspections to the Chief Inspector; (h) to receive reports of accidents under section 23 and rules and regulations made thereunder;

(i) to inquire into accidents of boilers, boiler components or steam pipes and submit report to the Chief Inspector;

(j) to report the Chief Inspector cases of unreported accidents discovered at the time of inspection;

(k) to submit for the orders of the Chief Inspector-

(i) the memorandum of Inspection Books of all boilers proposed for

registration under section 12 of the Act;

(ii) proposals for increasing or decreasing the pressure of a boiler after

inspection under section 13 of the Act;

(iii) proposals for necessary repairs, structural alterations or renewals to a boiler under section 13 or 17 of the Act;

(iv) proposals for revoking, cancelling or refusing to renew a certificate under section 12, 13 or 16 of the Act;

(v) reports when boilers have not been properly prepared for inspection under section 19 of the Act;

(vi) proposals for prosecutions under the Act; (vii) proposals for adjudication under section 35 of the Act; and (viii) proposals for appeal under section 36 of the Act.

CHAPTER-IV

TRANSFER OF BOILERS

12. Transfer of a boiler.- (1) Whenever a registered boiler is transferred from another State into the State of Rajasthan, the owner of such boiler shall intimate to the Chief Inspector as per the provisions of clause (b) of sub-section (1) of section 11 of the Act and apply electronically and deposit registration fees as per rule 5 for entry of boiler in Part-II of Form-A. The Chief Inspector shall obtain the Registration Book and Memorandum of Inspection Book of the boiler from the State from which the boiler was transferred. On receipt of the Registration and Memorandum of Inspection Books of such boiler from another State, the entries of such boiler under its original registration number in Part-II of Form-A shall be made by the Chief Inspector and instruction shall be issued to the Inspector of the local area, where such boiler is shifted, to enter the details of boiler in the register. As per the provisions of regulations inspection of such boiler shall be conducted andafter approval of the Chief Inspectorcertificate for use of boilermay be issued. Such boiler shall not be used in the State of Rajasthan without making entry of transfer of boiler in Part-II of Form-A and without obtaining the certificate for use of boiler.

(2) Whenever a boiler is transferred from one place to another place within the State of Rajasthan, the owner of such boiler shall intimate to the Chief Inspector as per the provisions of sub-section (9) of section 12 of the Act, and apply electronicallyand deposit registration fees as per rule 5 for entry of transfer of boiler in Part-I of Form-A. The Chief Inspector shall order for transfer of Memorandum of Inspection Book of the boiler to the Inspector in whose jurisdiction the boiler was transferred.The Chief Inspector shall issue instruction to the Inspector of the local area, where such boiler is shifted, to enter the details of boiler in the register. As per the provisions of regulations, inspection of such boiler shall be conducted andafter approval of the Chief Inspectorcertificate for use of boilermay be issued. Such boiler shall not be used without making entry of transfer of boiler in Part-I of Form-A and without obtaining the certificate for use of boiler.

13. Transferred to another State or dismantled boilers.- (1) After receipt of

information from the owner of boiler or otherwise regarding transfer of boiler from State of Rajasthan to another State or boiler is to be dismantled, the Chief Inspector shall issue instruction to the Inspector of the local area, from where such boiler has been shifted, to enter the details of boiler in the register and in case of dismantling of boiler, as per the provisions of regulations, inspection of such boiler shall be conducted andreport shall be forwarded to the Chief Inspector for necessary action. (2) In case a boiler has been transferred to another State or dismantled, the entries of such facts shall be made in Form-A. In case, boiler has been permanently dismantled, the Registration Book and the Memorandum of Inspection Book shall also be destroyed. (3) Where a boiler has been permanently dismantled, the information of such dismantled boiler shall be forwarded by the Chief Inspector to the Chief Inspectors of all other States.

CHAPTER-V

INSPECTION

14. Internal inspection.- Internal Inspection of boilers shall be conducted as per the provisions specified in the regulations. The following general procedure during inspection shall be observed.-

(a) During internal inspection of a boiler, the Inspector or Competent Person, as the case may be,should, where the size and construction of the boiler permit, go inside it and make a thorough inspection of all its internal parts. But before doing so he should satisfy himself that proper provision has been made for disconnection from any other boiler under steam. In case, he found that proper provision for disconnection has not been made or the boiler has not been properly cleaned or it is unreasonably hot, he should decline to proceed with the inspection and report the facts to the Chief Inspector for order under sub-section (2) of section 19 of the Act.

(b) When a boiler is of such a size or its construction is such that the Inspector cannot go inside it, there must be sufficient sight holes or hand holes provided to enable him to see the principal internal parts. If any important part of a boiler is so constructed, that the Inspector or Competent Person, as the case may be,cannot examine it he should report the fact to the Chief Inspector.

15. External inspection.- Boiler shall also be examined externally as well as

internally. Particular attention should be paid to the external parts of the boilers where in contact with seating blocks and brick work, especially when the situation is damp. If any seriousdefect discovered during inspection by the Inspector or Competent Person, as the case may be, he shall report the facts to the Chief Inspector for orders.

16. Casual working inspections.- At the inspection of one of a battery of boilers the Inspector should take the opportunity of examining the other boilers under steam with special reference to the water gauges, pressure gauges and safety valves.

17. Proposals for reduction of pressure.- When the Inspector decides that a boiler in one or more of its parts is no longer fit for the pressure approved for it, he should without delay report his proposals for reducing the pressure to the Chief Inspector and at the same time submit his calculations for the wasted parts for check amid approval of pressure.

18. Engraving of registration number.- Registration number allotted for boiler shall be issued by the Chief Inspector electronically and such register number shall be engraved/ permanently marked on the boiler by the owner as per provisions of the regulations.

19. Period for examination of boiler.- On receipt of an application under sub-section (1) of section 12 of the Act, the Inspector shall examine the boiler within such period as may be notified under section 3 of the Rajasthan Guaranteed Delivery of Public Services Act, 2011.

20. Certificate of renewal and provisional order.- The certificate and provisional order may be issued within such period as specified in regulations.

CHAPTER-VI

INQUIRY

21. Inquiry of accidents.- (1) If any accident occurs to a boiler or boiler components, the owner or person in charge thereof shall within twenty-four hours of the accident, report the same in writing to the Inspector in Form-F. (2) On receipt of a report or information of an accident to a boiler or steam pipe under section 23 of the Act, the Inspector shall immediately proceed to the place of accident to conduct inquiry. If the report of accident is received by the Chief Inspector, he shall forward it for necessary action to the Inspector within whose jurisdiction the accident has occurred. (3) The Inspector shall examine the damaged parts, take such measurements and make such sketches for the purpose of inquiry as he may deem necessary. The Inspector shall inquire into the circumstances ofthe accident and note the time of its occurrence, its nature and extent, the injury caused to persons and the damage done to property. (4) Inspector shalltake the written statement of witnesses and all persons immediately concerned with the accident, in order to comply with the provisions of sub-section (3) of section 23 of the Act. The Inspector shall put to the owner or person in charge of the boiler, a series of written questions on all points that are material to the enquiry.

22. Use of boiler after accident.- The boiler shall not be put to use till the inquiry is completed. However in suitable case the Chief Inspector may allow to use boiler, during inquiry, on such conditions as he may deem fit. After completion of the inquiry, the Chief Inspector shall decide whether the use of the boiler can be permitted at the same or at lower pressure without repairs or pending the completion of any repairs or alteration.

23. Procedure in case of serious accidents.- (1) After conducting inquiry under rule 21, it appears that the accident is of a serious nature or in all cases in which an explosion has occurred, the Inspector shall submit a report to the Chief Inspector. The Chief Inspector,on receipt of such report, if considered necessary, may constitute a committee of Inspectors for investigation of such accident.

(2) After receiptof report of the committee constituted under sub-rule (1) above, the Chief Inspector shall consider the inquiry report, he may record the facts in Register of accidents and enter a brief account of the accident in the Registration Book, a copy being made in the Memorandum of Inspection Book.

24. Reference in annual report.- A brief account of all accidents and their causes should be included in the Chief Inspector's annual report.

25. Unreported accidents.- If in the course of an inspection or at any other time, the Inspector findsdamages to the boiler or boiler components or steam pipeline which comes within the definition of an accident, but which has not been reported, he should report the facts at once to the Chief Inspector.

CHAPTER-VII

APPEALS TO CHIEF INSPECTOR

26. Filing of appeals.- Every memorandum of appeal shall be made in writing either in English or in Hindi.

27. Presentation of appeal.- (1) An appeal may be presented either personally or by registered post or electronically to the Chief Inspector. (2) The memorandum of appeal shall be accompanied by self-attested copyoforder or notice appealed against or where no such order, notice or report has been made in writing, by a clear statement of facts appealed against, the grounds of appeal and the relevant section of the Act. 28. Date for hearing,- On receipt of an appeal, the Chief Inspector shall fix a date for hearing the appeal and decide ordinarily within ten days from the receipt of the memorandum of appeal. 29.Procedure before hearing.- When the date of hearing has been fixed, the Chief Inspector shall issue a notice to the appellant stating the date of hearing and informing him that if he wish to be heard in support of the appeal or to produce evidence, he must be present either in person or by authorized agent with his evidence on the date fixed. The notice shall be sent electronically or to such address as shall be entered in the memorandum of appeal.

30. Presence of inspector.- During hearing of appeal, the Chief Inspector shall decide whether the presence of the Inspector is necessary and shall issue orders accordingly. Under orders of the Chief Inspector, an Inspector shall appear before the Chief Inspector, during the hearing of an appeal.

31. Attendance of witnesses.- The Chief Inspector shall have power to secure the attendance of witnesses and to make local inquiries.

32. Ex-parte decisions.- If the appellant is not present on the date fixed, the appeal may be decided ex-parte.

CHAPTER-VIII

ADJUDICATION AND APPEAL

33. Adjudication proceedings under sub-section (1) of section 35.- (1) After approval of the Chief Inspector,Inspectormay file a complaint against the owner or any person in Form-G through electronically or speed post or by hand to the Adjudicating Officer regarding any contravention committed under section 27, 28, sub-section (1) of section 30 orsection 31 of the Act. (2) For the purpose of adjudication under section 35 of the Act, if the Adjudicating Officer has reason to believe that any owner or any person has violated the provisions of section 27, 28, sub-section (1) of section 30 or section 31 of the Actspecified in that section, shall issue a notice in Form-H to such owner or person, requiring him to show cause within a period as may be specified therein, not being less than seven days from the date of service thereof, as toभाग 4(ग) राजस्थान राज-पत्र, मई 06, 2026 49 why an inquiry should not be held against him. (3) After considering the reply to show cause notice issued under sub-rule (2) above, the Adjudicating Officer is of the opinion that an inquiry should be held, he shall issue a notice requiring the appearance of such owner or person personally or through a representative duly authorised by him on such date as may be fixed in the notice. (4) On the date fixed for appearance, the Adjudicating Officer shall explain to such owner or person, the contravention of the provisions of the Act alleged to have committed. The Adjudicating Officer shall give an opportunity to such owner or person to produce documents and evidence in Form-I as he may consider relevant to the inquiry and if necessary, the hearing may be adjourned to a next date. (5) The State Government may appoint any officer or an advocate to represent the department in the inquiry. (6) While holding an inquiry under this rule, the Adjudicating Officer may require the attendance of any person, mentioned in the complaint, acquainted with the facts and circumstances of the case to give evidence or to produce any document which in the opinion of the Adjudicating Officer may be useful for or relevant to the subject matter of the inquiry. (7) If any person fails, neglects or refuses to appear as required under sub-rule (6) above before the adjudicating officer, the adjudicating officer may proceed with the inquiry in the absence of such person after recording the reasons for doing so. (8) If, upon consideration of the evidence produced before the Adjudicating Officer, the Adjudicating Officer is satisfied that the owner has committed the contravention of the provisions specified in section 35, he may by order in writing, impose such a penalty under the Act as he considers reasonable. The penalty imposed shall be deposited as specified in rule 6. (9) The Adjudicating Officer shall complete the proceeding within six months from the issuance of the notice to the opposite party. (10) Every order made under sub-rule (8) shall specify the provision of the Act in respect of which contravention has been committed and shall contain the reasons for imposing the penalty. Every such order made shall be dated and signed by the Adjudicating Officer. A copy of the order made under this rule and all other copies of proceedings shall be supplied free of cost to the complainant and the owner against whom the inquiry was held. (11) A notice or an order issued under this rules shall be served on the owner or person against whom an inquiry is held, in any of the following manner:-

(a) By delivering or tendering it to such person, owner or his authorised representative;

(b) By sending it to such owner or person electronically or by registered post or speed post to the address of his place of residence or his last known place of residence or the place where he carried on or last carried on, business or personally works; or

(c) If it cannot be served in the manner specified under clauses (a) or (b), by affixing it on the outer door or some other conspicuous part of the premises in which that owner resides or is known to have last resided or carried on business or personally works.

34. Appeal under section 36.- (1) For the purpose of section 36, Appellate Authority shall be the Secretary to the Government in-charge of Factories and Boilers Inspection Department, Rajasthan. (2) Any person aggrieved by an order of the Adjudicating Officer, may prefer an appeal within a period of sixty days from the date of the order to the Appellate Authority under section 36 of the Act in Form-J:

Provided that the appeal may be admitted after the expiry of the period of sixty days, if50 राजस्थान राज-पत्र, मई 06, 2026 भाग 4(ग) the appellant satisfies the Appellate Authority that he had sufficient cause for not preferring the appeal within such period. (3) The appeal shall be filed in triplicate by the appellant in person or by his duly authorized representative in writing or by an advocate duly appointed in this behalf, or by registered post or speed post or electronically. Fee of appeal shall be Rs. 1000/- (Rupees one thousand only) deposited online in a Government treasury under the head 0230-Labour & Employment, 103- Fees for Inspection of Steam Boilers. The payment acknowledgement slip shall be attached to the appeal. (4) If on scrutiny, the appeal is found to be in order, it shall be admitted and if the appeal is found to be defective, the Appellate Authority shall issue notice and communicate the defects to the Appellant and allow the Appellant to remove the defect within twenty one twenty one day and if within twenty one day of receipt of such notice or within such extended time as may be granted, the defect is not rectified, the Appellate Authority, may, for reasons to be recorded in writing, decline to admit the appeal. (5) Respondents may, within thirty days of service of notice of appeal, file reply to the Appellate Authority. (6) Where the appellant fails to appear, the Appellate Authority, may, in its discretion dismiss the appeal or decide the appeal ex-parte on merits. (7) The Appellate Authority shall dispose of the appeal within sixty days from the date of admission of appeal. (8) The Appellate Authority may, after affording the parties to the appeal an opportunity of being heard, pass such orders as he may consider reasonable. Every order under this rules, shall be dated, signed and communicated to all the parties and all sums realised by way of penalties under this rule shall be deposited as specified in rule 6.

35. Repeal and savings.- (1)The Rajasthan Boiler Rules 1954 are hereby repealed.

(2) The repeal under sub-rule (1) shall not affect,-

(i) any investigation or proceedings pending; (ii) any registration granted and certificate issued; and (iii) anything done or any action taken;

under the rules, so repealed. (3) Any notification or circular issued under the provisions of the rules, so repealed, in force on the date of commencement of these rules, shall remain in force unless such notification or circular is superseded in express terms or by necessary implication, and any reference of the rules, so repealed, shall be deemed to refer to the relevant rule of the these rules.

Form-A

[see rule 3 (3), 10, 12]

Office of the ……….

Register of Boilers originally registered in Rajasthan

Part-I

Form-B

[see rule 10]

Register of Accidents (Boilers)

Office of the ……….

Form-C

[see rule 10]

Register of Appeal to Chief Inspector

Office of the ……….

Form-D

[see rule 10]

Register of Manufacture

Office of ……..

Form-E

[see rule 10]

Form-F [see rule 21]

Accident Report under section 23(1) of the Boilers Act, 2025

To

Inspector

The undersigned report that an accident occurred in M/s ……………………(name

of factory/works/premises) at...................on dated..................Hour, as detailed

below:-

1. Boiler registration number.

2. Name and address of Boiler owner

3. Address of factory/works/premises where accident took place.

4. Nature of industry

5. Nature of accident..........................................................

6. Cause of accident...........................................................

7. Full details of damage to Boiler......................................... 8. Full details of damage to steam pipe........................................Name and address of the injured person

9. Date, shift and hour of accident.

10. State exactly what the injured person was doing at that time.

11. Name and addresses of witnesses

12. Has the injured person died

13. If so, date of death

I certify that to the best of my knowledge and belief the above particulars are

correct in every respect.

Signature

Date.........

Name and Signature of the owner of the boiler

Form-G

[see rule 33(1)]

To

District / Additional District Magistrate

______________________________

Subject: Operation of Boiler in contravention of the Boilers Act, 2025.

Sir/Madam,

It has come to the knowledge of the undersigned that contravention

has been committed under section ----------------------------------------- of the

Boilers Act, 2025 in a boiler having registration number

………………Maker No…………………………………..

owner name--------------------------------- in the premises of M/s----------------

--------------- at ----------------------------------------(copy of the information /

report( if any) is attached).

2. The above contravention is liable for penalty under the Boilers Act,

2025. Therefore, as per the Boiler (Inquiry, Adjudication and Appeal)

Rules, 2025, you are requested to take appropriate action as adjudicating

officer as per section 35 of the Boilers Act, 2025 for adjudication of the

contravention.

Inspector

Dated:

Place:

Form-H

[see rule 33 (2)]

Show Cause Notice

To

Sub: Operation of Boiler in contravention of the Boilers Act, 2025.

Sir/Madam,

As per the complaint received in Form K dated __________ (copy enclosed),

contravention has been committed under section ------------------------ of the Boilers

Act, 2025 in a boiler having registration number ………………Maker

No……………. owner name-------------------------- in your premises at

___________ __________________.

2. The above contravention is liable for penalty. Therefore, you are required to

show cause within a period of ------ days of service of this notice, why an inquiry

should not be initiated against you under section 35 of the Boilers Act, 2025 for

imposition of penalty. In case, no reply is received within the given period, the

further action shall be taken under the Act.

District /Additional District Magistrate

& Adjudicating Officer

Form-I

[see rule 33 (4)]

Document or evidence by or on behalf of the contravener

Form-J

[see rule 34 (2)]

[FBS-HQ.BR(4)/CIFB.Rajasthan/2025-00154-8395485] By order of the Governor,

Harish Kumar Gupta SeniorDeputy Secretary to the Government.

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Government Central Press, Jaipur.