query for the cases under Haryana Panchayati Raj act,1994
Nishant Singla
(Querist) 14 October 2008
This query is : Resolved
My father was elected as surpunch of Chhachhrauli village in 2001 by 375 winning votes. Since then one of punch of my village with jealous always try to tending down my father image in village by making false issues against my father. Recently he got the photocopies of our records of panchayat term from 2001 to 2006 and made a complaint to D.C. yamuna nagar, of course the I.O. find a clerical mistake and fined us with rs. 96301.Therefore we submit this money to Panchayat fund and then inform to I.O.. But due to jealous the complainant publish some defamatory news in newspaper by 5 days. Besides, this he (the complainant) was also a punch in our tenure and he had signed in the Proceeding Books of which he made complaint to D.C. So, i want to know , can i file a PIL against him in Punjab & haryana high court to restraint him from making further complaint because he has already signed the proceeding book for some issues of which he make complaint to D.C.. of our district.
From: Nishant Singla
Town-chhachhrauli
Distt- Yamuna Nagar
State- Haryana.
Ph no- 09354519053
email id-nishant_etp4@rediffmail.com
Kiran Kumar
(Expert) 14 October 2008
Dear Nishant,
PIL in the instant case in not maintainable....its ur private cause and not a public interest matter.
take ur appropriate remedies before the DC and the civil court if needed.
make appropriate application before the DC explaining the conduct of the erring Punch.
kiran kumar, adv.
Punjab and Haryana High Court, Chandigarh
Nishant Singla
(Querist) 14 October 2008
Sir, i come to know that if he had already signed the proceeding book, then how he can make a complaint about those regulations of which he signed at before the panchayat meetings.Is he has a legal right to confer illeglal those matters which he had made legal before open meeting of Panchayat. Is it misuses of fundamental rights or not. Can i file a suit against him in district court under any suitable act.
