Supreme Court of India
Manisha Ravindra Panpatil v. The State of Maharashtra & Ors.
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Issue for Consideration Appellant-Sarpanch was removed from office on the allegations of encroachment of government land by her. Whether the disqualification of the appellant was justified. Headnotes† Women representatives in elected bodies – Prejudicial treatment at all levels of administrative functioning, deprecated – Allegations made by the private respondents as regards encroachment of government land by the appellant, a female Sarpanch – Mechanical orders passed by authorities, appellant removed from office – Removal affirmed by High Court – Justification: Held: There is no credible and
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