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dinesh kumar gautam   23 March 2014 at 00:44

Lok sabha election 2014.

I am a central govt. employee and my wife is a school teacher on the same station. We both are appointed in the upcoming Lok Sabha election. Is there any G.O. for exemption from election duty of one of the spouse?

Member (Account Deleted)   22 March 2014 at 01:51

Domicile of a state

I have asked the question earlier as well as a member of this 2 Lac plus social site.Now I am engaged myself as my Advocate without any degree in law as PIP WP 21313/2013 in HC AP. As someone has foretold that my writ will be posted in the routine manner.But it has to be posted.So I need to be up-dated and fight it out.
As my daughter was offered a Cat-C MBBS seat but declined and was offered a BDS seat in GDC&H in Hyderabad and admitted I think there is no hassl;es as far as candidate is concerned.
My appl for CAP cert (Children of Armed Forces Personnel)for a MBBS seat as per her EAMCET 2013 rank under CAP quota ( 1 %)stands denied by Zilla Sainik Welfare Officer on my DOMICILE issue.
I am an Ex Servicemen retired after 30 years of service to the nation. That's settle my domicile of India issue.
Apex Court has settled the issue conclusively that an Indian is a domicile of India and there is nothing as " Domicile of West Bengal or Domicile of AP ".
If that be so it is incorrect on the part of Zilla Welfare Officer to deny me CAP cert on not being DOMICILE of the State of AP. But he has cited the auth of a letter from his immediate superior auth i.e Director of Sainik Welfare AP which has asked him not to issue CAP cert to any ESM who is not a DOMICILE of the state of AP.
The Director in turn has quoted some extract of a Judgement of the Chief Justic e of AP in Writ Appeal No 951 & 952 of 2006.
In that order The Division Bench headed by then Chief Justice has stated that as per the EAMCET notification "mere residence of 5 years in AP is the only criterion for an ESM to obtain a CAP quota for his ward" should be revisited as various proceedings issued by Directorate of Resettlement Min of Def GOI prescribe DOMICILE as the main criterion for claiming benefits by the Ex servicemen.
I am ready to dis-count the claims or prescriptions issued by the ZSWO, the Director Sainik Welfare AP and the staff at the Directorate of Resettlement at the DGR MoD GOI as those were not legally trained to uphold the constitution. What about the Hon-ble Judges who wish to uphold the claims of the legally untrained officials. By citing the proceedings where those officials have prescribed DOMICILE OF A STATE as the main criterion to avail benefits offered by that state?
Is it not a case of contempt by the hon-ble judges of the high court against the settled order of our APEX COURT on the issue of DOMICILE of a state in India?
I am ready to accept that use of term DOMICILE in this case is simply to indicate BELONGING to a state in addition of being a domicile of India. And DOMICILE of a state simply means a resident of a place in that state. Now the term Resident when it means or to be used at par with " belonging to the state" is to be defined by the state itself. In the instant case the state in its wisdom with due deliberations and weightage to all the proceedings issued by the DGR Min of Def GOI ( referred to by the hon-ble division bench) had published GO 370 of 1994 on eligibility for availing CAP cert from the respective ZSWOs which is in vogue and has not undergone any amendment as on date. That GO states "Any serving or retired armed forces personnel who has resided for 5 years in AP is eligible for CAP quota for his children".
Can any body help me to give me a counter so that I am doubly prepared?

RAVIRAJ MYSORE   21 March 2014 at 14:12

Pil

I am Raviraj, (Social Worker) and would like to file PIL in the Supreme Court of India related to Election matter.

I would like to file PIL on the following matter:

Whether already elected MLA (just after completing 1 year),can contest for the Loksabha Election. In case he gets elected, he would resign for the MLA post and Re-election will be held for that Constituency. Once re-election held, Crors of rupees would be spent and people time, resource & money etc. would be wasted.

I would like to know whether above cited issue comes under the PIL or not. If PIL can be filed the follwing issues also may be clarified please :

Whether any Lawyer is available to help me to file PIL at free of cost & nominal amount.

When I asked with a few Lawyer, they told me that it would cost me around 50,000 to 1 Lakh. I find it it is very huge amount to be spent for Social Cause. I cant afford it.

Please guide me in this regard, because we people (educated) should stop all these unwanted things.

Sir,If I don’t file it, he may win the MP seat and try for the Minister Position. If he gets the Minister post, he would resign to the MLA seat and his Son would contest for that seat. It is really heights of anything and National Waste.

I am just 32 year old person, but i feel very uncomfortable when all these unethical things happen in front of me sir. In my state alone 4 to 5 MLA's are going to contest MP seat. If we educated people can’t stop all those things, who will change the system ?

Please guide me.


with regards,
Raviraj

Geeta   20 March 2014 at 23:28

Am i doing is correct ?

I am a Nepali Citizen,however i have lived so long (19 years) in India,studied and now working since 8 years.
I have a pan card... paid taxes,have a bank account and nowhere its mentioned am Nepali.

Now when am planning to go abroad i am planning to get my passport and visa from Nepal as its easier as lot to me by all than going for acquired citizenship for India

I have applied for passport from Nepal but now am worried during my visa interviews do i have to provide bank documents mine don't say am Nepali it rather quotes my Pan card . I just read foreign national pay taxes differently ...... Am so confused......Am in a hurry.... Please suggest i don't wanna be illegal and loose my opportunity to go abroad.....


What is the best to do.... You can ask me more questions

Thanks
Geeta Poudel

shanker shivaratri   19 March 2014 at 10:54

Vehicle sold without any document

dear sir, six months back i sold my two wheeler(suziki) to near by personnel. As on today the vehicle registration name still on my name only as per RTA website. i don't have any evidence that i sold to him, pl. let me know any precautions to be taken care/legally? thanks in advance,
shankar s

krishna   18 March 2014 at 20:19

Education loan

Sir,

In recent budget, the finance minister has announced some relief to the students who availed education loan.
In the year 2006 ,student applied for education loan with a nationalized land and was sanctioned to the tune of Rs 3,86,000/00
(rupees three lac eighty six thousand only)for the period of four years.(the repayment be started after four years)The student took five years to complete his course.He started making repayments towards loan.
What is the benefit he is entitled to get either toward interest or loan under the scheme introduced by the finance minister?

MSC Shekar   17 March 2014 at 15:33

Rti act

A Public Information Officer (PIO) of a Government Department has deliberately furnished false information in response to an RTI Application.

False information is established by facts from other Central Government Department.

My query is do we have to go for Ist Appeal to the Appellate Authority for correct information as prescribed under RTI Act
OR

Can we directly file a Written complaint against the PIO with the concerned Information Commission for giving false information at the very first instance?

Thanks in advance

Chetan   16 March 2014 at 12:50

Birth registered but the registrar lost the record!!!

My birth took place in a village and this was registered in the Gram panchayat office.
This registered details are forwarded to taluk office by the village accountant.
I have taken the birth certificate at that time itself when it was registered in the year 1989.

But the mistake they have done in Birth certificate is, my mother's name is not mentioned.

But for the purpose of passport when this was submitted,this certificate was rejected stating the same that mother's name is not there.

Now when I request registrar to provide me the Birth certificate, they searched their record room and they dont find the record book for that year of 1989 births.

when i produce my old birth certificate and 10th mark sheet as proof, they are not ready to give me Birth certificate as they lost the record.

Please advise me how to get my Birth certificate?should i go through the process which is followed for not registered births or can i claim my right directly by filing a case against the registrar ?

Amit   13 March 2014 at 18:04

Constitution of india - hard copy needed

Dear Sir,

Wherefrom can I get a free hard copy of our constitution. Is our State / Govt.is liable to make it available free upon request.

Please reply.

Thanks,
Regards,
Amit

shailendra jaiswal   13 March 2014 at 12:58

जनहित याचिका क्या ,

जनहित याचिका क्या ,
इसे कौन व् केसे व् किन मुद्दो पर कर सकता है ,