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Patna High Court

RuplataversusThe State of Bihar

Decided
Disposal
DISPOSED

Holding

The contempt petition is disposed without proceeding, with liberty granted to the petitioner to raise any further grievance.

Summary

Petitioner Ruplata filed a contempt petition seeking initiation of contempt proceedings against the State of Bihar and officials for alleged willful disobedience of an order dated 26‑06‑2013 in MJC No.2775 of 2013. The court noted that a show‑cause notice had been issued and that the opposite parties had passed an order on 02‑08‑2019. The court granted the petitioner liberty to raise any further grievance if it still existed, and consequently dismissed the contempt petition. No substantive finding on contempt was made. The matter was therefore disposed without further proceedings.

Issues considered

  • Whether the petitioner is entitled to initiate contempt proceedings for alleged willful disobedience of the 26‑06‑2013 order.
  • Whether the contempt petition is maintainable in view of the order dated 02‑08‑2019 passed by the opposite parties.

Subjects

  • contempt
  • willful disobedience
  • high court
  • petition disposed
  • procedural law

Judgment

                      IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT PATNA
                             Miscellaneous Jurisdiction Case No.1682 of 2019
                                                    In
                             Miscellaneous Jurisdiction Case No.2775 of 2013
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                 Ruplata wife of Manish Kumar Resident of Mohalla- Kankarbagh, P.S.
                 Kankarbagh, District- Patna.



                                                                            ... ... Petitioner/s
                                                 Versus
           1.    The State of Bihar through the Principal Secretary namely Shri Ravi
                 Manubhai Parmar, Department of Youth and Culture, Old Secretariat, Patna.
           2.    The District Magistrate Gaya namely Abhishek Kumar Singh
           3.    The Officer in Charge, District Establishment Section, Gaya.



                                                        ... ... Opposite Party/s
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                 Appearance :
                 For the Petitioner/s   :      Mr. Saroj Kumar Sharma, Advcoate
                 For the State          :      Mr. Sarvesh Kumar Singh, AAG-13
                 For the JPU            :      Mr. Bindhyachal Rai, Advocate
                                        :      Mr. Chandan Kumar, Advocate
                 For the BRABU          :      Mr. Zakir Haider, Advocate
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                 CORAM: HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE RAJIV ROY
                                       ORAL ORDER

4   06-05-2026                    Heard the parties.

                                 2. The present petition has been preferred for the

                   following relief(s):

                                             “for initiation of contempt proceeding

                                    against the contemnors/opposite parties for their

                                    willful disobedience of the order dated 26.06.2013

                                    passed in MJC No. 2775 of 2013.”

                                 3. A show cause of the opposite party is there and it

                   shows that an order has been passed on 02.08.2019 by the
            Patna High Court MJC No.1682 of 2019(4) dt.06-05-2026
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                      concerned opposite party.

                                   4. Granting liberty to the petitioner to agitate the

                      matter, if any grievance still remains, the present contempt

                      petition stands disposed of.



                                                     (Rajiv Roy, J)
vinayak/-

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