Malda Training Diary - Administrative Training Institute
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He admitted that it is true that there is delay in sending settled cases to the copyingsection<br />
due to his mistake/neglect/ pressure of work. It should be remembered that such delay<br />
is highly conducive to corruption.<br />
The petitioners stated that Sri Bose had gone to their house on Friday 28 th July, 1972 (<br />
the day previous to this formal enquiry) and had returned the Rs. 17/-. On being questioned,<br />
Sri Bose admitted that this was true and that he had returned the Rs.17/- to Gobin and Jalpa<br />
Hasda on 23/7/72.<br />
Sri Bose stated that on or around 9/5/72 Gobin Hasda gave him the Rs.17/- with the<br />
request to look after his case, and that Gobin insisted that he keep the money. Sri Bose stated<br />
that he had advised the Hasdas to reach a compromise with the opposite party Prema Devi,<br />
and that the O.P. was agreeable to this and even remitted 2 years due of paddy. But, he stated,<br />
the Hasdas would not agree to a compromise. Sri Bose told them that some expenditure<br />
would be necessary on the witnesses for reaching a compromise, and thereupon the Hasdas<br />
gave him Rs.17/- despite his refusal, and insisted that he keep it for looking after the case.<br />
Sri Bose stated that on being told by a local inhabitant of Bulbulchandi about the<br />
enquiry against him on 27 th evening, he went to the house of the Hasdas around 4 p.m. on<br />
28 th . Here he felt full of remorse for having kept the money, seeing the pitiable condition of<br />
the Hasdas. He returned the money and came away.<br />
Sri Bose stated: “WHAT I SAID AT FIRST ABOUT NOT HAVING ACCEPTED<br />
THE MONEY IS NOT TRUE. WHAT I HAVE SAID NOW IS TRUE.” The petitioners<br />
produced the money he had returned, consisting of three notes of Rs.5/- denomination (C31<br />
847169; B58 952281; E77 455017) and two notes of Rs1/- denomination (U56 676664; T24<br />
221073). Sri Bose admitted that these were the notes he had made over to the Hasdas.<br />
The statement made by him before me was read over to him, admitted by him to be a<br />
correct record of what he had deposed, and signed by him in my presence.<br />
Orders may be passed as deemed proper in light of the above findings.<br />
Yours faithfully,<br />
Encl.: Case 271-D Pradip Bhattacharya
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