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GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH
ABSTRACT
The A.P. Prevention of Dangerous Activities of Bootleggers, Dacoits, Drug
Offenders, Goondas, Immoral Traffic Offenders and Land Grabbers Act, 1986
( Act No.1 of 1986) – Order of detention passed by the Collector & District
Magistrate,YSR District, against Sri Sri Maddipatla Reddy Narayana, S/o.
Subbarayudu, aged 40 years, R/o. Battavandlapalli (V), Sambepalli (M), YSR
District – Representation – Rejected.
GENERAL ADMINISTRATION (LAW AND ORDER.II) DEPARTMENT
G.O.Rt.No. 705 Dated: 16.02.2012
Read the following:-
1.Order of detention in Ref.C1/444/M/2011, dt. 4-8-2011
of the Collector & District Magistrate, YSR District, Kadapa.
2.G.O.Rt.No.3589,G.A. (L&O-II) Dept., dt.10-8-2011.
3.G.O.Rt.No.3920,G.A. (L&O-II) Dept.,dt.3-9-2011.
4.Representation of Sri Maddipatla Reddy Narayana,
Dated:25-08-2011.
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O R D E R:
In the reference first read above, the Collector & District Magistrate,
YSR District, Kadapa has passed detention order against Sri Maddipatla
Reddy Narayana, S/o. Subbarayudu, aged 40 years, R/o. Battavandlapalli
(V), Sambepalli (M), YSR District , under Act No.1 of 1986, as he had been
repeatedly indulged in the activities of illicit cutting, storing, transportation
of Red Sanders heartwood from the reserve forest and transporting /
smuggling the same, thereby causing damage to the public property and
great loss to the Nation. In the G.Os. second and third read above,
Government have approved and confirmed the said order of detention,
passed by the detaining authority, duly following the procedure laid down
under the provisions of Act 1 of 1986.
2. In the reference 4th read above, the detenu has made a representation
to the Government, contending inter-alia that the Forest Department has no
authority to register the cases under the provisions of sec. 378, 379, 120
(B) IPC and that in the Forest Act the definition of ‘Goonda’ under sec. 2 is
not found; that no where in the order of detention it was mentioned that
the application for bail is pending; that translated copies of documents were
not given to him and that the documents so given are not visible ; that the
detaining authority has signed in English, but the signature in telugu
version is different.
3. The representation of the detenu has been examined, and it is
observed that that the detaining authority duly considering his involvement
in the incidents referred in the grounds of detention has passed an order of
detention against the detenu; that the detenu has not disputed the number
of cases and the nature of offences involved by him; the detenu is
instigating and involving the co-accused and conveniently escaping without
being apprehended, hence, based on the confessions made by the co-
accused, who are caught red handedly at the scene of offence, the cases
were booked against the detenu; that in all the cases mentioned in the
grounds of detention, cases were booked against him under section 378 and
379 of I.P.C.(Theft of National Property) besides various Forest Laws and the
offences punishable under Chapter XVII of IPC, and hence his activities fall-2-
with in the meaning of “goonda” as defined under section 2(g) of Act 1 of
1986; The individual has been habituated to indulge in theft of red sander
wood from the Government reserved forest and transporting/smuggling the
same to other places right from the year 2007 itself and various cases were
registered by the forest officials. Apart from the said cases, a case under
Arms Act was also registered against him for possessing country made
Revolver and looting the rare National Wealth by operating through gangs in
organized manner. The Collector & District Magistrate, Y.S.R. District,
having satisfied that the detenu is habitually committing the said offences in
an organized mafia manner and all his activities are dangerous to forest
wealth and prejudicial to maintenance of public order has passed the order of
detention, and the same was subsequently approved and confirmed by the
Government, based on the opinion of the Advisory Board on Preventive
Detention Cases. Aggrieved by the said order, the petitioner filed Habeas
Corpus Writ Petition No.23698/2011 before the Hon’ble High Court. The
Hon’ble High Court by its final orders dt. 9-12-2011 dismissed the said writ
petition, confirming the detention order passed by the detaining authority as
approved and confirmed by the Government against the individual. The
petitioner did not putforth any valid new grounds to differ with the earlier
decision. It is therefore considered that the representation of the detenu
merits no consideration and liable for rejection.
5. Accordingly, Government hereby reject the representation of
Sri Maddipatla Reddy Narayana, S/o. Subbarayudu, aged 40 years,
R/o. Battavandlapalli (V), Sambepalli (M), YSR District, for revocation of his
detention.
(BY ORDER AND IN THE NAME OF THE GOVERNOR OF ANDHRA PRADESH)
PANKAJ DWIVEDI
CHIEF SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT
To
Sri Maddipatla Reddy Narayana, S/o. Subbarayudu
through the Superintendent, Central Prison, Cherlapalli, R.R. District.
Copy to-
The Superintendent, Central Prison, Cherlapalli, Ranga Reddy District
(with instructions to serve the order on the detenu immediately under
proper acknowledgement and arrange to read over and explain the
contents herein to the detenu in the language known to him and report
compliance to Government.
The Collector & District Magistrate, YSR District, Kadapa.
The Divisional Forest Officer, Kadapa, YSR District.
Sf/sc
// FORWARDED :: BY ORDER//
SECTION OFFICER (SC)