Supreme Court of India
State of Oris Sa and Ors. v. Md. Illiyas
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Orissa Gram Panchayat Act, 1964; Section 115: Allegation of abuse of powers, rights and privileges against Sarpanch Suspensiorr-Challenge to-Quashed by High Court holding that pre-requisite conditions for suspension not satisfied-On appeal, Held: Collector as empowered to suspend Sarpanch on the basis of an inquiry report and satisfying that his continuance would be detrimental to the interest of Gram Panchayat- reasonable opportunity to show cause could be granted only at the stage of his removal-Since Collector on the basis of enquiry report satisfied that the Sarpanch had willfully abused…
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