SERIES II No. 2

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

RNI No. GOAENG/2002/6410

Reg. No. RNP/GOA/32/2024-2026

Panaji, 12th April, 2024 (Chaitra 23, 1946)

Note:- There is one Extraordinary issue to the Official Gazette, Series II No. 1 dated 4-04-2024 namely, Extraordinary

dated 4-04-2024 from pages 37 to 40 regarding Orders and Notifications from Goa State Election

Commission.

GOVERNMENT OF GOA

Department of Co-operation

Office of the Asstt. Registrar of Co-operative Societies

—––

Final list of Members/Voters list of

Vassant Vistas Co-operative Housing Society as on 01-12-2023

ANNEXURE “I”

Sr.

Name of the Members/

Main/

Flat No.

Date of

No. of fully

Remarks

Category

No.

/Voters list

/Joint

admission

paid up

SC/ST/

Male/Female

in the

to membership

shares held

/Gen.

Members

(G Form)

Ms. Nanda V. Pednekar

B-44

22-02-2017

Gen

Smt. Nima Subash Patil

A-12

22-02-2017

Gen

Mr. Subash Dattatray Patil

Gen

Shri Lenzyl Bartolomeu

A-13

22-02-2017

Gen

Antonio Soares

Mrs. Uma Anil Amonkar

A-14

15-07-2022

Gen

Mr. Anil Shankar Amonkar

Gen

Mrs. Lourdes Teresa D’souza

A-21

20-02-2017

Gen

Mr. Diago Xavier D’souza

Gen

Mr. Jeffery Rodrigues

A-22

22-06-2018

Gen

Mrs. Paloma D’sa

Gen

Mrs. Tanuja Shirodkar

A-23

1-20-2022

Gen

Mr. Dattaprasad Shirodkar

Gen

Mr. Joseph Nazarius Pereira

A-24

22-02-2017

Gen

Shri Kalpit Anant Tendolkar

A-31

22-02-2017

Gen

Smt. Krupali K. Bhagat

Gen

10.

Mrs. Pranali L. Prabhudesai

A-32

22-02-2017

Gen

Shri Ladcoba Prabhudesai

Gen

Suggestions are welcomed on e-mail: [email protected]

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES II No. 2

12TH APRIL, 2024

11.

Smt. Krupali K. Bhagat

A-33

22-02-2017

Gen

Shri Kalpit Anant Tendolkar

Gen

12.

Smt. Jouelle Baracho alias

A-34

22-02-2017

Gen

Joulle Baracho Lewis

13.

Shri Raju Vasant Tar

A-41

22-02-2017

Gen

Smt. Sara Raju Tar

22-02-2017

Gen

14.

Shri Raju Vasant Tar

A-42

22-02-2017

Gen

Smt. Sara Raju Tar

Gen

15.

Shri Vinayakrao Prabhakar

A-43

20-02-2017

Gen

Nadkarni

16.

Shri Errol Eustace Jerome

A-44

20-02-2017

Gen

D’souza

17.

Shri Raju Vasant Tar

A-51

22-02-2017

Gen

Smt. Sara Raju Tar

Gen

18.

Mr. Amay Arjun Phadte

A-52

1-22-2021

Gen

19.

Shri Anil Shrikant Kenkare

A-53

22-02-2017

Gen

Smt. Anagha Anil Kenkare

Gen

Mangurish Anil Kenkare

20.

Shri Savio Brian D’mello

A-54

22-02-2017

Gen

21.

Mr. Ashish Rodricks

B-11

22-02-2017

Gen

23.

Shri Gurudas Rama

B-13

22-02-2017

Gen

Harmalkar

Smt. Sugandha Gurudas

Gen

Harmalkar

25.

Shri Gulam Yakub Shaikh

B-21

22-02-2017

Gen

alias Yakub C. Shaikh

26.

Shri Michael Rangel

B-22

22-02-2017

Gen

27.

Shri Ronald Braganza

B-23

22-02-2017

Gen

Smt. Alva Maria Braganza

Gen

28.

Shri Ronald Braganza

B-24

22-02-2017

Gen

Smt. Alva Maria Braganza

Gen

29.

Shri Vishvesh S. Phaldesai

B-31

22-02-2017

Gen

30.

Mr. Joseph Souza Pereira

B-32

29-07-2020

Gen

Mrs. Beatrice Souza Pereira

Gen

31.

Shri Francisco Xavier Mendes

B-33

22-02-2017

Gen

Smt. Albertina Ana Rosa Mendes

Gen

32.

Shri Kaizad Mody

B-34

6-28-2018

Gen

33.

Smt. Diana Philomena

B-41

6-28-2018

Gen

D’souza

34.

Smt. Cecilia D’souza

B-42

6-28-2018

Gen

35.

Shri Lino Braz Rodrigues

B-43

6-28-2018

Gen

36.

Mr. Jerry Clement Domnic Vaz

A-11

3-9-2020

Gen

37.

Mr. Rahil Hassan Shaikh

B-51

2-3-2021

Gen

Mrs. Sanofar Rahil Shaikh

Gen

38.

Smt. Shahin Siraj Birya

B-52

6-28-2018

Gen

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES II No. 2

12TH APRIL, 2024

39.

Smt. Supriya Dashrath Jadhav

B-53

6-28-2018

Gen

Shri Nikhil Suresh Chavan

Gen

40.

Smt. Jolly Rego

B-54

6-28-2018

Gen

42.

Mr. Datta Tar

B-14

22-02-2017

Gen

Mrs. Sandhya Datta Tar

Gen

Sd/-, Chairperson/Administrators.

Mapusa, 14th December, 2023.

————

Kamat Prime Co-op. Housing Society Ltd.

B.B. Borkar Road, Porvorim, Bardez-Goa 403521

Reg. No. ARCS/NZ/HSG/477(B)/Goa dated 20-02-2020

——

Provisional list of Voters of Kamat Prime Co-op. Housing Society Ltd.

Sr.

Unit

Type*

Admission

Name of

Gender Age

Address

Phone

date

voting member

Shop# Comm 20-02-2020 Rohan Ramesh Kamat

501, Kamat

9822980269

rohan.kamat

1 & 2

Metropolis-

@kamat

-II, St. Inez,

realty.com

Panaji 403001

Shop# Comm

09-01-2021

Jerome Marcel Lewis

H. No. 264/

9326101004

joelewis3108

3 & 4

/75, Near

@gmail.com

Gautam Hotel,

Pilerne, Bardez,

Goa 403114

UG3

Res

20-02-2020

Dr. Rohit Vishwanath

H. No. 1571, 9822482010

rvhede

Hede

“SITEJ”, B. B.

@gmail.com

Borkar Road,

Penha de

Franca, Alto

Porvorim

403521

Res

20-02-2020

Anjali Arun Sardessai

633/1, Nandan 9822385399

anjali.

Bungalow,

sardessai@

Law College

gmail.com

Road, Miramar,

Caranzalem,

P. O. 403002

Res

20-02-2020 Sheela Dhume

Flat No. F2, 9604559962

sheela.dhume

Kamat Prime,

@gmail.com

B. B. Borkar,

Road, Porvorim

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES II No. 2

12TH APRIL, 2024

Res

20-02-2020

Madhav Shivaji

Flat No. F3, 9923063318

Sinai Desai

Kamat Prime,

B. B. Borkar

Road,

Porvorim

Res

20-02-2020

Milan Vilas

711/64,

9511746872

vilasbhangui

Bhangui

Green Hill

@gmail.com

Society,

Soccorro,

Bardez 403501

Res

20-02-2020

Shailaja Shashikant

Flat No. S2, 9822385346

shaila

Sardessai

Kamat Prime,

sardessai

B.B. Borkar

@gmail.com

Road, Porvorim

Res

20-02-2020

Suhas Ramkrishna

Flat No. S3, 7020046909

rs.nagarsekar

Sinai Nagarsekar

Kamat Prime

@gmail.com

B.B. Borkar

Road, Porvorim

10.

Res

20-02-2020

Zeferino Luciano

Flat No. T3, 9637093958

zeferinoc

Castro

Kamat Prime,

@yahoo.com

B.B. Borkar

Road, Porvorim

*Type: Comm-Commercial, Res-Residential.

Any claims/objections/omission or error in respect of the name or address or other particulars in the list

may be brought to the notice of the Assistant Registrar, Mapusa in writing by any member of the Society

who is a voter, during office hours within 15 days from the date of publication of the provisional list of voters

Sd/-, Chairperson/Secretary

Porvorim, 27th December, 2023.

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Final list of Voters of Kamat Prime Co-op. Housing Society Ltd.

Sr.

Unit

Type*

Admission

Name of

Gender Age

Address

Phone

date

voting member

Shop# Comm 20-02-2020

Rohan Ramesh Kamat

501, Kamat

9822980269

rohan.kamat

1 & 2

Metropolis-

@kamat

-II, St. Inez,

reality.com

Panaji 403001

Shop# Comm 09-01-2021

Jerome Marcel Lewis

H. No. 264/

9326101004

joelewis3108

3 & 4

Joint Member:

/75, Near

@gmail.com

Theresa Lewis

Gautam Hotel,

Pilerne, Bardez-

-Goa 403114

UG3

Res

20-02-2020

Dr. Rohit Vishwanath

H. No. 1571, 9822482010

rvhede@

Hede

“SITEJ”, B. B.

gmail.com

Joint Member:

Borkar Road,

Shanta Rohit Hede

Penha de

Franca, Alto

Porvorim

403521

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES II No. 2

12TH APRIL, 2024

Res

20-02-2020

Anjali Arun Sardessai

633/1, Nandan 9822385399

anjali.

Bungalow,

sardessai@

Law College

gmail.com

Road, Miramar,

Caranzalem, P. O.

403002

Res

20-02-2020

Sheela Dhume

Flat No. F2, 9604559962

sheela.dhume

Kamat Prime,

@gmail.com

B. B. Borkar

Rd, Porvorim

Res

20-02-2020

Madhav Shivaji

Flat No. F3, 9923063318

Sinai Desai

Kamat Prime,

B. B. Borkar

Road,

Porvorim

Res

20-02-2020

Milan Vilas

711/64,

9511746872

vilasbhangui

Bhangui

Green Hill

@gmail.com

Joint Member:

Society,

Vilas B. Bhangui

Soccorro,

Bardez 403501

Res

20-02-2020

Shailaja Shashikant

Flat No. S2,

9822385346

shailasardessai

Sardessai

Kamat Prime,

@gmail.com

Joint Member:

B. B. Borkar

Richa S. Sardessai

Road, Porvorim

Res

20-02-2020

Suhas Ramkrishna

Flat No. S3, 7020046909

rs.nagarsekar

Sinai Nagarsekar

Kamat Prime,

@gmail.com

B. B. Borkar

Road, Porvorim

10.

Res

20-02-2020

Zeferino Luciano

Flat No. T3, 9637093958

zeferinoc

Castro

Kamat Prime,

@yahoo.com

B.B. Borkar

Road, Porvorim

*Type: Comm-Commercial, Res-Residential.

Sd/- Chairperson/Treasurer.

Porvorim, 11th January, 2024.

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Kamson Residency Co-operative Housing Society Ltd.

Reg. No. HSG(b)-243/NZ/GOA dated 11-07-2005

Salvador-Do-Mundo, Alto Porvorim, Bardez-Goa

email: [email protected]

—–––

Provisional List of Members

Sr. No.

Flat No.

Name of Member

Address

AF-1

Devdutta Sail

AF-1, Kamson Residency Co-op. Hsg. Scty. Ltd.,

Salvador-Do-Mundo, Alto Porvorim, Bardez-Goa.

AF-2

Chetan Achrekar

AF-2, Kamson Residency Co-op. Hsg. Scty. Ltd.,

Salvador-Do-Mundo, Alto Porvorim, Bardez-Goa.

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

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12TH APRIL, 2024

AF-3

Purshottam/Dhiraj Borkar

AF-3, Kamson Residency Co-op. Hsg. Scty. Ltd.,

Salvador-Do-Mundo, Alto Porvorim, Bardez-Goa.

AG-1

Suraj Jannakunavar

AG-1, Kamson Residency Co-op. Hsg. Scty. Ltd.,

Salvador-Do-Mundo, Alto Porvorim, Bardez-Goa.

AG-2

Nilkanth Prabhu

AG-2, Kamson Residency Co-op. Hsg. Scty. Ltd.,

Salvador-Do-Mundo, Alto Porvorim, Bardez-Goa.

AG-3

Kirti Sawaikar

AG-3, Kamson Residency Co-op. Hsg. Scty. Ltd.,

Salvador-Do-Mundo, Alto Porvorim, Bardez-Goa.

AG-4

Sangeeta Chikhalika

AG-4, Kamson Residency Co-op. Hsg. Scty. Ltd.,

Salvador-Do-Mundo, Alto Porvorim, Bardez-Goa.

AS-1

Pankaj Kumar Singh

AS-1, Kamson Residency Co-op. Hsg. Scty. Ltd.,

Salvador-Do-Mundo, Alto Porvorim, Bardez-Goa.

AS-2

Domnick Fernandes

AS-2, Kamson Residency Co-op. Hsg. Scty. Ltd.,

Salvador-Do-Mundo, Alto Porvorim, Bardez-Goa.

10.

AS-3

Narendra Prabhugaonkar

AS-3, Kamson Residency Co-op. Hsg. Scty. Ltd.,

Salvador-Do-Mundo, Alto Porvorim, Bardez-Goa.

11.

BF-1

Vandana Bale

BF-1, Kamson Residency Co-op. Hsg. Scty. Ltd.,

Salvador-Do-Mundo, Alto Porvorim, Bardez-Goa.

12.

BF-2

Mandar Bale

BF-2, Kamson Residency Co-op. Hsg. Scty. Ltd.,

Salvador-Do-Mundo, Alto Porvorim, Bardez-Goa.

13.

BF-3

Vaishali Dabolkar

BF-3, Kamson Residency Co-op. Hsg. Scty. Ltd.,

Salvador-Do-Mundo, Alto Porvorim, Bardez-Goa.

14.

BG-1

Seema Singh

BG-1, Kamson Residency Co-op. Hsg. Scty. Ltd.,

Salvador-Do-Mundo, Alto Porvorim, Bardez-Goa.

15.

BG-2

Govardhan Gaonkar

BG-2, Kamson Residency Co-op. Hsg. Scty. Ltd.,

Salvador-Do-Mundo, Alto Porvorim, Bardez-Goa.

16.

BG-3

Usha Channabassappa

BG-3, Kamson Residency Co-op. Hsg. Scty. Ltd.,

Salvador-Do-Mundo, Alto Porvorim, Bardez-Goa.

17.

BG-4

Mandar Bale

BG-4, Kamson Residency Co-op. Hsg. Scty. Ltd.,

Salvador-Do-Mundo Alto Porvorim, Bardez-Goa.

18.

BS-1

Dheesona Sen

BS-1, Kamson Residency Co-op. Hsg. Scty. Ltd.,

Salvador-Do-Mundo, Alto Porvorim, Bardez-Goa.

19.

BS-2

Venkatesh Warkar

BS-2, Kamson Residency Co-op. Hsg. Scty. Ltd.,

Salvador-Do-Mundo, Alto Porvorim, Bardez-Goa.

20.

BS-3

Gopal Sawant

BS-3, Kamson Residency Co-op. Hsg. Scty. Ltd.,

Salvador-Do-Mundo, Alto Porvorim, Bardez-Goa.

Sd/-, Secretary.

Mapusa, 11th March, 2024.

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES II No. 2

12TH APRIL, 2024

The Samrudhi Lifestyle Co-operative Housing Maintenance Society Ltd.,

Porvorim, Goa

—––––

ANNEXURE-E-1

Provisional List of Members of the Samrudhi Lifestyle Co-operative Housing Maintenance Society Ltd., as

on 31st March, 2023

Sr.

Sr. No. in

Name of the member and

Date of

No. of

Remarks

No.

the members

his/her Flat/House No.

admission

fully

paid up

(G-Form)

membership

shares held

Mr. Sandesh Raghvendra Prabhu, A-Bldg, S-3

08-09-2022

Mrs. Tirthana Sunil Lotliker, B-Bldg, UG-1

08-09-2022

Dr. Ehrlson Savio De Sousa, B-Bldg, F-1

08-09-2022

Mr. Vinay Vithal Nayak, B-Bldg, S-1

08-09-2022

Mr. Jagdeesh Goudappa Ambiger, A-Bldg, S-4

08-09-2022

Mr. Dilip Vasant Sawant, A-Bldg, F-3

08-09-2022

Mrs. Shraddha Prashant Naik, A-Bldg, UG-3

08-09-2022

Mr. Rama Anant Shetye, B-Bldg, UG-2

08-09-2022

Mrs. Kunda Vinayak Sardessai, A-Bldg, S-2

08-09-2022

10.

Mr. Ramchandra G. Gawade, A-Bldg, S-1

08-09-2022

11.

Mr. Kiran Sukdo Salunke, B-Bldg, S-2

08-09-2022

12.

Mrs. Rosy Barboza (alias) Rosy Vaz, A-Bldg, F-4

08-09-2022

13.

Mr. Ramesh Choudhary, A-Bldg, G-3

08-09-2022

14.

Mr. Dileep Bhiku Bandekar, A-Bldg, G-1

08-09-2022

15.

Mr. Purshottam Mulji Patel, Shop No. 6

08-09-2022

16.

Mr. Jacob Verghese, Shop No. 1

08-09-2022

17.

Mr. Sunil Laxman Zalmi, A-Bldg, F-2

08-09-2022

18.

Mr. Vilas Sadanand Naik, A-Bldg, UG-2

08-09-2022

19.

Mr. Bhupendra Patel, Shop No. 7

08-09-2022

20.

Mr. Sham Shetye, Shop No. 4

08-09-2022

—

Share amount

not paid.

21.

Mr. Vikas Brahmdutt Churiwala, A-Bldg, G-4

08-09-2022

22.

Mr. Umesh G. Dessai, B-Bldg, T-2

08-09-2022

Sd/-, Secretary/Chairman.

Porvorim, 6th February, 2024.

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES II No. 2

12TH APRIL, 2024

The Monarch Palms Co-op. Housing Society Ltd.

Bamanwado, Candolim, Bardez-Goa

—––

Provisional List of Voters of Monarch Palms Co-op. Housing Society Ltd.

Sr. No.

Owner Name

Bldg.

Flat No.

Emal Id

Phone No.

Kevin Sequeira

003

[email protected]

9822163964

Swapnil Gaur/Reetu Gaur

004

[email protected],

9623197009

[email protected]

Manish Agarwal

101

[email protected]

8828029351

Sydney Barboza

103

[email protected]

9819478355

Sri Chaudhary

104

[email protected]

9867156564

Francisco M. Pereira

203

[email protected]

9822163964

Gordon Pereira/Beaula G. Pereira

204

[email protected]

7738827414

Udit Aggarwal

302

[email protected]

9540062222

Gunjan Grover

303

[email protected]

9873350208

10.

Maurice Gomes

304

[email protected]

9820737963

11.

Om Prakash Dwivedi

001

[email protected]

7720905567

12.

Gaurav Setia

002

[email protected]

8805105352

13.

Sunil Mohan Sukhani

003

[email protected]

8999921658

14.

Shankar Chandu Sukhani

004

[email protected]

9960806688

15.

Domnic Coutinho

101

[email protected]

9822381013

16.

Judy Desouza Lobo/Linus Michael

102

[email protected]/

9620447540

Lobo

[email protected]

17.

Judy Desouza Lobo/Linus Michael

103

[email protected]/

9620447540

Lobo

[email protected]

18.

Barbara Zuzarte/Rex Zuzarte

201

[email protected]

7066616151

19.

Rex Zuzarte/Barbara Zuzarte

204

[email protected]

7066616151

20.

Gurpreet Deshpal Sethi

302

[email protected]

9820151025

21.

Nishant Chaudhary

001

[email protected]

9910908720

22.

Meer Singh HUF

002

[email protected]

9910908720

23.

Meer Singh

003

[email protected]

9910908720

24.

Prashant Chaudhary

004

[email protected]

9910908720

25.

Rashmi Joshi/Deepak Joshi

101

[email protected]

9654328735

26.

Amit Gaur

102

[email protected]

8802556677

27.

Farida Konarwala

104

[email protected]

9821135165

28.

Prashant Pant

201

[email protected]

9676222330

29.

Neil Pinheiro

202

[email protected]

9821111206

30.

Marlon Peter Gomes

203

[email protected]

9820085129

31.

Alo Pal

204

[email protected]

8906059655

32.

Saroj G. Godekar

301

[email protected]

9049584268

33.

Lyandra J. Dsouza/Iris E. D’souza

302

[email protected]

9820051246

34.

Romel Monteiro

303

[email protected]

9820700213

35.

Archana Rani

304

[email protected]

9868156954

36.

Amit Bakshi

001

[email protected] 9958818899

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

SERIES II No. 2

12TH APRIL, 2024

37.

Kalyan Shirodkar

002

[email protected]

9822585023

38.

Rajiv Chabra

003

[email protected]

9818460259

39.

Pravin Shirodkar

004

[email protected]

9822585023

40.

Meghna Vaikul

101

[email protected]

9833533235

41.

Mandar Sherlekar

102

[email protected]

9833533235

42.

Glanvet Barretto/Joseph Barretto D

103

[email protected]

9833800532

43.

Antoneta Clara Vaz/Natasha

104

[email protected]

9423059886

Perpetua Vaz

44.

Jacinta Jose Fernandes/Jose RC

201

[email protected]

9820753661

Fernandes

45.

Azra Makarem

202

[email protected]

9326138650

46.

Raj Jacob Kollenchery/Vivian M. Raj

301

[email protected]

9845273233

47.

Geetha Menon

302

[email protected]

9560655811

48.

Rajesh Kumar

303

[email protected]

9868156954

49.

Abhay Pawar

304

[email protected]

9892118027

50.

Yogandar Singh

001

[email protected]

9868357736

51.

Raghini Singh

002

[email protected]

9868357736

52.

Arvind Sequeira/Meena S.

003

[email protected]

9823160126

53.

Rita Sadwelkar

004

abhay [email protected]/

9822167840

[email protected]

54.

Mario Felix Fernandes/Sharon

101

[email protected]/

9867508018

Fernandes

[email protected]

55.

Thomas Felix Rodrigues/

103

[email protected]

9029490964

Yvette Anna Rodrigues

56.

Christilina Almeida

104

[email protected]

971507061383

57.

Pradeep Rathod

201

[email protected]

9822336494

58.

Gopal S. Shanbhag/Anitha G.

203

[email protected]

9900684918

Shanbhag

59.

Stella Ida Dsilva/John Nocolaus

204

[email protected]

965-90920960

60.

Asha Gedam

301

ash [email protected]

8879643788

61.

Salil A. Pawar

303

[email protected]

9892118027

62.

Davinder Singh Grover

304

[email protected]

9212404101

63.

Abhijit R. Belhe/Archana A, Belhe F

001

abhijit [email protected] 9850553008

64.

Tulio Faria

002

[email protected]

9890074339

65.

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Sd/-, Mr. Nishant Chaudhary, Chairman and Mr. Rajesh Kumar, Secretary.

Mapusa, 5th March, 2024.

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Goa Human Rights Commission

Office of the Goa Human Rights Commission

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Before the Goa Human Rights Commission

Panaji-Goa

Proceeding No. 76/2023

Shri Edwin Vaz,

Ex-Vocational Instructor (P),

R/o. House No. 84, No Bairo,

Amboi, P. O. Piedade,

Tiswadi-Goa

…… Complainant.

V/s

The Director,

Directorate of Skill Development &

Entrepreneurship,

3rd Floor, Shrama Shakti Bhavan,

Patto, Panaji-Goa …… Respondent.

INQUIRY REPORT

(18th January, 2024)

The complaint was received from the

Complainant on 16-03-2023, stating that he had

retired as a Vocational Instructor from the Directorate

of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship, Panaji, on

30-06-2016. He found that an amount of Rs. 1,30,556/-

was recovered from his Gratuity towards

overpayment made to him from January 2006 to

30-06-2016, by corrigendum dated 05-07-2016, after

his retirement. He stated that he had made

representations to the Respondent but the same

was not considered by the Government.

Accordingly, he filed the present complaint for

refund of his dues of Rs. 1,30,556/-.

2. On perusing the complaint, the Commission by

Order dated 06-12-2023, called for the report from

the Respondent.

3. The Respondent filed their report dated

08-01-2024 conceding that the amount of Rs. 1,30,556/-

was recovered from his retirement graturty.

4. The Commission heard the Complainant and

heard Ms. Siya Parsekar, Office Superintendant, on

behalf of the Respondent.

5. In their reply, the Respondent stated that they

had moved a proposal to give the benefits to the

Complainant to the Finance (R & C) Department but

the same was not considered.

6. Before the Division Bench of the Supreme Court

of India, in Civil Appeal No. 7115 of 2010, Thomas

Daniel Versus State of Kerala & Ors., decided by

Judgment dated 2nd May, 2022, the issue was as to

whether increments granted to the appellant, while

he was in service, can be recovered from him almost

10 years after his retirement on the ground that the

said increments were granted on account of an error.

In para (9), the Supreme Court noted that the Court

in a catena of decisions has consistently held that

if the excess amount was not paid on account of

any misrepresentation or fraud of the employee or

if such excess payment was made by the employer

by applying a wrong principle for calculating the

pay/allowance or on the basis of a particular

interpretation of rule/order which is subsequently

found to be erroneous, such excess payment of

emoluments or allowances are not recoverable. In

para 28, it held that such relief, restraining back

recovery of excess payment, is granted by courts

not because of any right in the employees, but in

equity, in exercise of judicial discretion to relieve

the employees from the hardship that will be caused

if recovery is implemented.

7. In State of Punjab and Others v. Rafiq Masih

(White Washer) and Others, (2015) 4 SCC 334, in

Para 18, it held as under:

“18. It is not possible to postulate all situations

of hardship which would govern employees on the

issue of recovery, where payments have mistakenly

been made by the employer, in excess of their

entitlement. Be that as it may, based on the

decisions referred to hereinabove, we may, as a

ready reference, summarise the following few

situations, wherein recoveries by the employers,

would be impermissible in law:

(i) Recovery from the employees belonging to

Class III and Class IV service (or Group C and Group

D service).

(ii) Recovery from the retired employees, or the

employees who are due to retire within one year, of

the order of recovery.

(iii) Recovery from the employees, when the

excess payment has been made for a period in excess

of five years, before the order of recovery is issued.

(iv) Recovery in cases where an employee has

wrongfully been required to discharge duties of a

higher post, and has been paid accordingly, even

though he should have rightfully been required to

work against an inferior post.

(v) In any other case, where the court arrives at

the conclusion, that recovery if made from the

employee, would be iniquitous or harsh or arbitrary

to such an extent, as would far outweigh the

equitable balance of the employer’s right to

recover.”

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8. The respondent in their reply dated 08-01-2024

have stated that two other Ex-Group Instructors,

Shri Stephen Coutinho and Shri Sudhir S. Kubde

had earlier approached this Commission and based

on the Inquiry Reports dated 08-11-2022, the

amounts deducted of these two have been now

refunded. But as the present complainant was not

before this Commission earlier, his request was not

considered by the Finance Department.

9. As held by the Supreme Court in (2015) 4

SCC 334 (Supra), recoveries from the retired

employees or the employees who are due to retire

within one year of the order of recovery, are

impermissable. So also recoveries from Group ‘C and D

Government employees was barred.

10. The respondent, in their reply, in para 6, had

in fact stated that the Central Government had

issued the office memorandum dated 02-03-2016,

regarding waving of recovery of wrongful/excess

payments made to Group ‘C’ Government servants,

which was adopted by the Government of Goa and

circulated vide office Memorandum dated

07-03-2017.

11. The Commission finds that the complainant

herein, who was a Group C employee, had retired

on superannuation on 30-06-2016. Thereafter by

corrigendums dated 05-07-2016, the excess amounts

paid of Rs. 1,30,556/-, were ordered to be recovered

from his Gratuity amount, which was impermissible.

12. In the facts of the present case, the

Commission accordingly recommends to the

Respondent that in view of the law laid down by

the Supreme Court as outlined above, the

Respondent pursues the matter afresh with the

Finance Department for refund of the said amount

of Rs. 1,30,556/- (Rupees one lakh thirty thousand

five hundred fifty six only), to the Complainant.

13. Under Section 18(e) of the Protection of Human

Rights Act, 1993, the Commission shall send a copy of

the

Inquiry

Report

together

with

its

recommendations to the concerned Government or

authority and they shall, within a period of one

month or such further time as the Commission may

allow, forward its comments on the report, including

the laction taken or proposed to be taken, to the

Commission.

14. Copy of the Inquiry Report be sent to the

Respondent, calling for their comments, including

the action taken or proposed to be taken within a

period of 60 days or on or before 19-03-2024, in terms

of Section 18(e) of the Protection of Human Rights

Act, 1993.

Date: 18-01-2024.

Place: Panaji-Goa.

———

Directorate of Skill Development and

Entrepreneurship

Shram Shakti Bhavan, 3rd Floor, Patto Plaza,

Panaji-Goa

——

Order

No. DSDE/EST/Rec./2017/4151

In pursuance of Inquiry Report/Order dated

18-01-2024 passed by Hon’ble Human Rights

Commission in proceeding No. 76/2023 together

with its recommendation in terms of Section 18(e) of

the Protection of Human Rights Act, 1993.

Whereas, Shri Edwin Vaz, Ex-Vocational

Instructor (P) of Directorate of Skill Development

and Entrepreneurship, Panaji retired on attaining

the age of superannuation on 30-06-2016 (a.n.) and

the pension has been authorized under the Pension

Payment Order No. GOA-A/22186.

2. And whereas, an amount of 1,30,556/- (Rupees

one lakh thirty thousand five hundred and fifty-six

only) was recovered from the retirement gratuity

(DCRG) of Shri Edwin Vaz, Ex-Vocational Instructor

(P) on account of overpayment of pay and allowances

for the period from 01-01-2006 to 30-06-2016.

3. And whereas, the representation dated

25-11-2019 was placed before the Government for a

refund of an amount of Rs. 1,30,556/- (Rupees one

lakh thirty thousand five hundred and fifty-six only)

so deducted from DCRG in terms of O.M. No. F. No.

18/03/2015/Estt (Pay-I) dated 02-03-2016 adopted by

Government of Goa vide O.M. No. 8/7/2008 Fin

(R & C) dated 07-03-2017.

4. And whereas, Finance (R & C) Department

have instructed to fix the responsibility on the

officials responsible for overpayment and to recover

the amount from them.

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5. And whereas, aggrieved with the recoveries of

the aforesaid amount, Shri Edwin Vaz, Ex-Vocational

Instructor (P) approached the Hon’ble Human Rights

Commission on 16-03-2023 against the decision of

the Government.

6. And whereas, Hon’ble Human Rights

Commission vide Inquiry Report/Order dated

18-01-2024 in proceeding No. 76/2023 recommends

to the Respondent to pursue the matter afresh with

the Finance (R&C) Department for refund of the

said amount of Rs. 1,30,556/- (Rupees one lakh thirty

thousand five hundred and fifty-six only), to the

complainant Shri Edwin Vaz.

7. And whereas, upon the instructions of the

Hon’ble Human Rights Commission, the matter was

placed before the Government and the Finance

(R&C) Department for its concurrence on

29-01-2024.

8. And whereas, the Government has inter alia

accepted the recommendation of Hon’ble Human

Rights Commission, which are in line with Hon’ble

Supreme Court vide U.O. No. 11051/F dated

28-12-2024.

9. Now therefore, sanction of the Government is

hereby accorded to refund an amount of Rs. 1,30,556/-

(Rupees one lakh thirty thousand five hundred and

fifty six only) to the complainant Shri Edwin Vaz.

The Assistant Account Officer of Skill

Development and Entrepreneurship, Panaji is hereby

authorized to draw and disburse the amount.

The above expenditure shall be debited to the

Budget Head from where Shri Edwin Vaz was

drawing his pay and allowances.

This isues with the concurrence of Finance (R&C)

Department vide U.O. No. 1400086179 dated

05-03-2024.

By order and in the name of the Governor of

Goa.

S. S. Gaonkar, Director (Skill Development &

Entrepreneurship) & ex officio Jt. Secretary.

Panaji, 15th March, 2024.

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Before the Goa Human Rights Commission

Panaji-Goa

Proceeding No. 106/2022

Urmila Umesh Gaonkar,

H. No. 226, Paltadwada.

Maulinguem-Goa

…… Complainant.

V/s

1. The Director General of Police,

Police Headquarters,

Panaji-Goa

2. The Incharge,

Fire Station,

Ona, Maulinguem,

Bicholim-Goa …… Respondents.

INQUIRY REPORT

(22nd February, 2024)

The complaint dated 07-06-2022, was received

from the Complainant praying for compensation on

account of the wound caused to her resulting from

the bullet fired at the Lakherem Firing Range of the

Goa Police at Bicholim-Goa.

2. On perusing the complaint, the Commission by

Order dated 16-06-2022, issued notices to the two

Respondents, i.e. (1) The Director General of Police,

Police Headquarters, Panaji-Goa and (2) The

Incharge, Firing Station, Ona, Maulinguem,

Bicholim-Goa, calling for their replies.

3. The Respondent No. 1 filed their reply on

27-07-2022 and the Respondent No. 2 filed his reply

on 21-07-2022.

4. Thereafter, the Complainant filed her two

Rejoinders to the two replies, on 10-11-2022.

5. The Commission heard Adv. Shri Rahul Kamat

for the Complainant and Police Prosecutor, Mrs.

A.R. Carvalho for the Respondents.

6. The Commission has gone through the

complaint, the replies of the Respondents, the

Rejoinders of the Complainant, the documents on

record and has considered the submissions on

behalf of the Complainant and on behalf of the

Respondents.

7. The complaint had been filed stating that she

resides at Maulinguem and at a distance of around

3 kms. from her house, there is a firing range of the

Department of Police and on 27-01-2021, when she

was working at her residence a bullet from a gun

fired from the Lakherem Firing Range penetrated

and hit her right leg. She took medical treatment for

around eight to ten days but as the swelling of her

leg had not disappeared, she was taken to the Goa

Medical College on 03-02-2021, wherein she was

admitted and she had to undergo a surgery for

removing a bullet from her right leg and was

discharged on 06-02-2021.

8. She stated that after her discharge, her physical

capability to work was badly affected. It is her case

that she was earning her daily livelihood by working

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in various houses and her husband is also a daily

wage labourer. She has stated that due to the

negligence of the Police Department, she has

suffered and as such, she has approached this

Commission for compensation from the Police

Department.

9. The Respondent No. 1, i.e. the Director General

of Police, filed his reply through the Superintendent

of Police stating that they had obtained detailed

reports from the Police Inspector, Bicholim Police

Station and the Incharge, Firing Range, Ona

Maulinguem, Bicholim-Goa.

10. The Respondent No. 1 stated that on

02-02-2021, the Bicholim Police Station had received

written information from the Complainant that on

27-01-2021, a bullet projectile had hit her on the

right leg and fallen in her courtyard and she had

taken treatment at PHC, Bicholim. The Respondent

No. 1 also stated that the spot of the incident was

jointly examined at the residence of the

Complainant and it was revealed that the distance

between the residence of the Complainant and the

firing range is around 3 kms. The Respondent No. 1

also stated that on 03-02-2021, she was referred for

medical examination at Goa Medical College,

Bambolim and it was revealed that a bullet projectile

was inside the heel of her right leg and surgery was

performed and the bullet projectile was removed

from her leg. Consequently, Bicholim Police Station

registered a case as Other Accident No. 01/2021

dated 03-02-2021.

11. So also, the Respondent No. 1 stated that the

Sarpanch of Village Panchayat Ona-Maulinguem-

-Kudchirem had submitted a letter dated 02-02-2021,

to the Bicholim Police Station, requesting to take

precautionary measures by erecting a safety wall

around the firing range or to shift the same to some

other convenient place to avoid any untoward

incident in future. So also, the Sarpanch had filed a

complaint with the DGP office that the Complainant

had been hit by a bullet projectile while she was

washing clothes at her residence and the Panchayat

had also received complaints from three other

persons stating that three bullets projectiles were

found in their locality.

12. The Respondent No. 1 further stated that the

Incharge of the Firing Range, conducted a detailed

inquiry and the inquiry revealed that ‘stray bullets

had been flying over the hillock and landing in the

village which is about two kilometers from the firing

spot’. Thereupon, firing was stopped till further

Orders and at present no firing practice is

conducted at the Firing Range, Maulinguem,

Bicholim-Goa.

13. The Respondent No. 2 had filed a reply on

similar grounds and stated that there was no

negligence on the part of Goa Police Department as

all precautionary measures were taken at the Firing

Range at the time of firing practice to ensure safety

and security of the villagers residing in the

surrounding areas.

14. In her Rejoinders, the Complainant reiterated

that the gunshot fired from the Firing Range travels

over the hills and falls in the village of Maulinguem

on several occasions and denied that the firing had

stopped after the incident with the Complainant.

15. The Commission has considered the

submissions of Adv. Shri Rahul Kamat on behalf of

the Complainant and of Police Prosecutor Mrs. A.R.

Carvalho on behalf of the Respondents.

16. The undisputed fact emerges that the

Complainant had sustained a bullet injury on the

heel of her right leg on 27-01-2021 and she was

eventually hospitalized at the Goa Medical College,

Bambolim, where she underwent a surgery and the

bullet was removed on 03-02-2021. Though the

Police Prosecutor contended that there was no

negligence on the part of the Respondents and the

Complainant may have come close to the firing

range despite the warnings, the fact that the bullet

was fired from the Firing Range is not denied by the

Respondents. The complaint and the subsequent

developments indicate that the Complainant had

sustained an injury near her residence at

Maulinguem, when she was washing clothes in her

courtyard.

17. Again, though the learned Police Prosecutor

submitted that the maximum range of the projectile

fired from the gun is 1350 meters and the residence

of the Complainant is beyond that distance, the

very reply of the Respondent No. 1 admits that the

inquiry conducted by the Police Department reveals

that stray bullets had been flying over the hillock

and landing in the village which is about two

kilometers from the firing spot, as found in para 7 of

the reply of the Respondent No. 1 dated 27-07-2022.

18. The complaint had been filed before the

Bicholim Police Station by the Complainant on

02-02-2021 regarding the bullet injury sustained by

her on 27-01-2021 and the reply of the Respondent

No. 1 again indicates that the Bicholim Police

Station had registered a case as Other Accident

No. 1/2021 dated 03-02-2021.

19. There is also a letter dated 02-02-2021, which

is written by the Sarpanch of Village Panchayat

Ona, Maulignem, Kudchirem to the Police Inspector

of the Bicholim Police Station regarding this

incident and suggesting to construct a safety wall

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around the Firing Range or to shift the same to

some other convenient place to avoid any untoward

incident in future.

20. The discharge card of the Complainant of the

Goa Medical College, Bambolim, indicates that she

was admitted on 03-02-2021 and discharged on

06-02-2021 and was found to have a bullet injury

and she was operated on and the bullet was

removed.

21. Under Section 2(d) of the Protection of Human

Rights Act, 1993, “Human Rights” means the rights

relating to life, liberty, equality and dignity of the

individual guaranteed by the Constitution or

embodied In the International Covenants and

enforceable by Courts in India.

22. In Union Carbide Corporation and Ors. v.

Union of India and Ors. [1991] 4 S.C.C. 584, the

Supreme Court stated that we have to develop our

own law and if we find that it is necessary to

construct a new principle of liability to deal with

an unusual situation which has arisen and which is

likely to arise in future, there is no reason why we

should hesitate to evolve such principle of liability.

23. In the case of Joginder Kaur v. The Punjab

State and Ors., 1996 ACJ 193, (1995) 109 PLR 117,

it was held as under:-

“In the matter of liability of the State for the tort

committed by its employees, it is now the settled

law that the State is liable for tortious acts

committed by its employees in the course of their

employment”.

24. In N. Nagendra Rao v. State of AP, AIR 1994

SC 2663, the Supreme Court held that the State is

vicariously liable and bound, constitutionally

legally and morally, to compensate and indemnify

the wronged person.

25. The Supreme Court has always leaned in

favour of a welfare state. Hence, wrong committed

by a government servant can be attributable to the

State and can be compensated.

26. In the facts of the present case, and guided

by the case laws cited above, the Commission

agrees with the submissions of the learned

Advocate for the Complainant that the Complainant

has made out violation of her human rights due to

the actions of the Respondents in conducting their

firing practices, resulting in a bullet travelling

beyond the Firing Range and injuring the

Complainant. The acts of the Respondents resulted

in injury to the Complainant and loss of work to her

for over three months as well as pain and suffering.

27. Considering that she was working as a

domestic helper and that the wages in Goa for such

work were around Rs. 12,000 per month, for “Loss of

wages”, for three months, she is entitled for

Rs. 36,000/- and for “Pain and Suffering”due to the

injury, Rs. 14,000/- is a reasonable amount. Thereby,

we find that Rs. 50,000/- can be considered the

quantum of Loss to her, resulting from the acts of

the Respondents.

28. Under Section 18(a) (i) of the Protection of

Human Rights Act, 1993, the Commission may take

any of the following steps during or upon the

completion of an inquiry held under this Act,

namely:-

(a) where the inquiry discloses the commission of

violation of human rights or negligence in the

prevention of violation of human rights or abetment

thereof by a public servant, it may recommend to

the concerned Government or authority—

(i) to make payment of compensation or

damages to the complainant or to the victim or

the members of his family as the Commission

may consider necessary:

29. The Commission considers that the

Complainant is entitled for compensation of

Rs. 50,000/- (Rupees fifty thousand only) from the

Respondent No.1 as she had sustained the bullet

injury from the bullet which had travelled from the

Firing Range operated by the Respondent No. 1 at

the Firing Station at Ona, Maulinguem.

30. Accordingly, the Commission recommends

that the Respondent No. 1 pays compensation of

Rs. 50,000/- (Rupees fifty thousand only) to the

Complainant, within 30 days from today, alongwith

simple interest thereon at 6% p.a. from the date of

the complaint i.e. 07-06-2022 till final payment.

31. The Commission notes as stated in the replies

of the Respondents that the Firing Range at

Maulingem has been closed down. This was also

submitted by the Police Prosecutor at the time of

arguments. Accordingly in this respect, no relief is

necessary from the Commission.

32. Under Section 18(e) of the Protection of Human

Rights Act, 1993, the Commission shall send a copy

of the Inquiry Report together with its recommendations

to the concerned Government or authority and they

shall, within a period of one month or such further

time as the Commission may allow, forward its

comments on the report, including the action taken

or proposed to be taken, to the Commission.

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33. Copy of the Inquiry Report be sent to the

Respondent No. 1, calling for their comments,

including the action taken or proposed to be taken

within a period of 30 days or on or before

26-03-2024, in terms of Section 18(e) of the Protection

of Human Rights Act, 1993.

Date: 22-02-2024.

Place: Panaji-Goa.

—––––

Superintendent of Police, Legal and Vigilance

Office of the Director General of Police

PHQ, Panaji-Goa 403001

No. PHQ/PET-CELL/GHRC/BICH-19/22/433/2024

dtd. 15-3-2024

To,

The Secretary,

The Goa Human Rights Commission,

O/o The Goa Human Rights Commission,

Old Education Department Bldg.,

18th June Road, Panaji-Goa.

Sub.:

Compliance in respect of Inquiry Report

dated 22-02-2024 passed by the Hon’ble Goa

Human Rights Commission in Proceeding

No. 16/22022.

Sir/Madam,

With reference to the above, I am directed to

submit that in the above proceeding No. 106/2022

into the complaint filed by Smt. Urmila Umesh

Gaonkar, r/o. H. No. 226, Paltadwada, Maulinguem

Goa v/s. Respondent No. (1) The Director General of

Police, PHQ, Panaji-Goa and Respondent No. (2) The

Incharge, Firing Station, Ona, Maulinguem,

Bicholim Goa before the Goa Human Rights

Commission, Panaji-Goa the Hon’ble Goa Human

Rights Commission has passed the following

recommendations at para No. 30:-

That Respondent No.1 pays compensation of

Rs. 50,000/- (Rupees fifty thousand only) to the

complainant, within 30 days from date of issue

Inquiry Report alongwith simple interest thereon at

6% p.a. from the date of the complaint i.e. 07-06-2022

till final payment.

Further, at para No. 32 & 33 of the Inquiry Report,

the Hon’ble Commission has called for comments

from the concerned authority/Respondent No.1

including the action taken or proposed to be taken

within period of 30 days or on or before 26-3-224, in

terms of Section 18(e) of the Protection of Human

Rights Act, 1993.

In view of the above, it is submitted that the

Respondent No. 1 i.e. Director General of Police Goa,

has applied for approval of the Government to stay

and challenge the Inquiry Report of the Hon’ble

GHRC by filing Writ Petition before the High Court

of Bombay at Goa. As soon as approval of the

Government is granted, further action will be

initiated and the same will be intimated to the

Commission.

Yours faithfully

Sunita Sawant

Superintendent of Police (L&V),

for Director General of Police.

——————

Notification by the High Court of Judicature

Appellate Side, Bombay

––––

No. A-3924/G/2024/874

Subject: Grant of First Assured Career Progression

Scale (A.C.P.-I) to the Judicial Officers in

the Cadre of Civil Judge, Senior Division

as per the recommendations of the

Honourable Shetty Commission, the

directions of the Honourable Supreme

Court in All India Judges’ Association

V/s Union of India and Others [Writ

Petition No. (C) 643/2015] and revised Pay

Scale as per recommendations of the

Honourable Reddy Commission.

The High Court is pleased to confer the First

Assured Career Progression Scale i.e. Rs. 122700/-

up to next level of pay on the following Judicial

Officers in the cadre of Senior Civil Judges w.e.f. the

dates shown against their respective names.

Accordingly, the concerned Head of the

departments shall refix the pay of these Officers as

per the Order No. 8/44/97-Fin (R & C)-FPC/Part IV

dated 8th May, 2003 issued by the Government of

Goa in Finance (Rev. & Cont.) Department and other

relevant orders/circulars/judgments.

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Sr.

Judge

Name of the

Date of actual

Date of

Present posting

No.

Code

Judicial Officer

charge taken

conferment

of A.C.P.-I

100040 Ms. Apurva Ramnath Nagvekar 30-04-2016

30-04-2021

Ad-hoc DJ-1

Panaji

North Goa.

and Asstt.

Sessions

Judge

100043 Ms. Saee Anil Prabhudessai

20-12-2016

20-12-2021

Ad-hoc DJ-2

Panaji

North Goa.

and Asstt.

Sessions

Judge

100044 Ms. Artikumari Nagba Naik

12-02-2018

12-02-2023

CJSD &

Quepem South Goa.

JMFC

100046 Ms. Shilpa Shashikant Pandit

03-09-2018

03-09-2023

CJSD &

Mapusa North Goa.

JMFC

High Court, Bombay.

R. N. JOSHI,

Dated: 2nd April, 2024.

Registrar General.

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