Malda Training Diary - Administrative Training Institute
Malda Training Diary - Administrative Training Institute
Malda Training Diary - Administrative Training Institute
You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles
YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.
Page 80 of 80<br />
19.4.1972<br />
Work done<br />
Sent off letter to NAA.<br />
Attended Court.<br />
<strong>Training</strong> in Judicial Munshikhana.<br />
Information<br />
Today’s evidence was medical & of police, hence most dreary. But the PP recalled having<br />
arraigned this accused in 1962 and dug out the 2 previous cases, both ending in conviction for<br />
dacoity. The judge was in great doubt over admissibility of the evidence, but finally recorded<br />
it, though’ refusing to frame charges considering the post conviction as basis as well. He was<br />
cross-examining PWs on accused’s behalf. Narrated a few fascinating stories of cases he had<br />
tried in which police had tried to frame the accused (this came up due to accused’s plea that<br />
police harassed him for his not bribing them).<br />
Sat with Judicial Peshkar and learned of Judicial Munshikhana’s functions:-<br />
I) Accounts & Cash [magisterial & elections]<br />
II) Reports & Returns<br />
III) Power (magisterial)<br />
IV) Arms, Ammunition, Explosives (contains thrilling police reports. I read one on a<br />
Naxalite rifle snatching attempt in the city).<br />
V) Appeals & Motions<br />
VI) Acts, Rules, Orders on separation of Judiciary & Executive<br />
VII) Maintenance of Law & Order<br />
VIII) Jail Matters<br />
IX) Miscellaneous<br />
X) Motor Vehicles<br />
XI) Cinematography<br />
XII) Press & Regn. of Books & Magazines.<br />
XIII) Rent Control & W.B Premises & Tenancy Act.<br />
XIV) Entertainment Tax.<br />
XV) Passport to Bangladesh & other than Indian.<br />
XVI) Birth & Death Regn.(in case of delay)<br />
XVII) Citizenship [electoral rolls are a basis]<br />
XVIII) Appointment of panel pleaders [by DM on recommendation of Dist. Judge &<br />
approval by L.R.].<br />
XIX) Departmental Inspection [again neglected, but Commissioner’s notes in 1971 on how<br />
to expedite case work by using services of R.Kar & relieving SrDC of some work, is<br />
interesting, the DM’s reply quashes all the suggestions as impractical].<br />
T.P.Ghosh in course of conversation revealed that SP De used to drink a lot in 1971. R.Kar<br />
confirmed it. It came up because of Sudhir Chakravarty’s articles attacking T.K.Das’<br />
intoxicated conduct in 1971 & his total lack of knowledge of his job. Hence he failed to<br />
impress Col. Luthra who left with the idea that <strong>Malda</strong> was hopeless in evacuee relief (DM<br />
was out).<br />
20.4.1972<br />
Work done<br />
Court Records.<br />
Office work [Motor Vehicles Section].<br />
Information<br />
Judge, after a lot of citing of cases by PP, accepted previous conviction a relevant u/s 14(2)<br />
and interrogated accused u/s 342 about it. Accused denied all but these convictions.<br />
Judgement fixed for 22 nd .