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PART-I (Sessions Cases) Name of the Nature of process and Sl No. Name of the accused Court section of law Saintu @ SudhansuMeher S/o- Session judge 1 SC 79/1996 BgbabuMeher of vill- Parla, PS- KLD Dharamgarh Dist-Kalahandi Jagamohan Panda S/o- CJM - ASJ - 2 CT-10/02 U/S-366/376 IPC Narasinga Panda Vill-Mathura JEYPUR PS-JNG KLD Benudhar Mahanand S/O Anadi SC 84/42 37 of 04-02 U/S 3 ASJ FTC BPNA Mahanand vill Karme PS 307/394 IPC Kesinga KLD U/s Kishore Baitharu S/O CJM- ASJ KLD, 4 147/148/307/109/149IPC SC ParthBaitharuVillBhimkela, PS Bh. Patna No. 92/32 (A)/97 Narla, Dist. Kalahandi Ramsankar @ SankarSahu S/O Session Cum Spl U/S 498(A) IPC/R.W sec. RamachandraSahu , Vill- 5 Judge KLD-NPR, 3(1)( XI) SC/ST PA Act. RupraRoad, PS Narla, Dist. Bh. Patna ,SPL Act. No. 87/2002 Kalahandi Ram Sankar @ SankarSahu S/O ASJ Cum Spl Ram Chandra SahuVill- 6 judge Kalahandi SPL Act. No. 87/2002 RupraRoad, PS Narla, Dist. Bh. Patna Kalahandi Sc. 139 Trinath Bag ADJ Bhawanipatna 19-A S/o- Indramani Bag 7 Dist- Kalahandi U/s-457/ of vill-Banjipadar 394 IPC Ps. M.Rampur TrinathDist- Kalahandi Bag ADS J(FTR) S/o- Indramani Bag 8 SC No.-135/19 of 2007-08 Bhawanipatna of vill-Banjipadar Ps. M.Rampur Dist- Kalahandi SC 52/09 U/S Baldhar Thakur S/O Bana CJM CUM ASJ 234/325/307/302/506/34 9 Thakur vill Khapramal PS BPNA IPC,Also in process Part II Koksara KLD in sec 82 & 83 CRPC SC 52/09 U/S Digambar Thakur S/O Bana CJM CUM ASJ 234/325/307/302/506/34 10 Thakur vill Khapramal PS BPNA IPC,Also in process Part II Koksara KLD in sec 82 & 83 CRPC Lejenkisor Bhoi S/O Gangamal CJM CUM ASJ 11 SC 23/06 U/S 366/376 IPC Bhoi vill Tapranga PS Kesinga BPNA KLD Dhanu Majhi S-Nakula Majhi 12 SDJM PBT GR-32/06 U/S-376 IPC Vill- Bhejipadar PS-JNG KLD Lakhi@Lakhidhar Bag S/O 13 SJ BPT SC 36-89 U/S 376 IPC Punia Bag Vill-Pandri Pakhan JPT Rupa para Bhoi S/O Ramsing 14 SDJM BPNA CT 791/11 U/S 302/34 IPC para Bhoi vill Laitara PS Kesinga KLD Nilakantha Panda S- Bhagaban ASJ-SPL JUDGE 15 SPL ACT-40/148 OF 2000 panda Vill- Mathura DH.GARG PS_Junagarh Bijaya Durga S/o-Karna Duga 16 ASJ DH.GARH CT-21/13 (SC) Vill- Amathola PS-JNG KLD SC-17/01 U/S- Bhika majhi S/o- late Abhiram 17 SJ BPT 147/148/294/324/323/302/14 Majhi Vill-Balijorpara 9 IPC Tentulikhoti PS-JNg KLD Khetra Agria S/O Late CT 421/13 Roiting U/S 302 18 ASJ DHG Padmanav Agria vill IPC Kandulkangari PS GLM Chitra Majhi S/O Lt.Tangara SDJM Majhi 622/12 19 BHAWANIPATN Vill-Kubri PS-Biswanathpur u/s 302/201/34 IPC A Dist-Kalahandi SDJM Nabin Majhi S/O Gandu Majhi 622/12 20 BHAWANIPATN Vill-Kubri PS-Biswanathpur u/s 302/201/34 IPC A Dist-Kalahandi SESS. GUNPUR SPL SC-161/13 FIR NO- N.Rabi S/o- S. Jagan Vill-word 21 KOTA 25/11 PS-Gumanpur U/S- no1 KSNG PS-KSNG RAJASTAN RONDPRS ACT ADJ-SJ, CT 776/2012u/s 376 R/W 6 TIKCHAN Naik S/O late leli 22 BH,PATNA POCSO ACT Naikvill-Sargiguda Th,Rampur ASJ-SPL JUDGE Dillip ku. Panda S-pitabash 23 CT-5/06 OF 2012 DH.GARG Panda Vil-Kuilamunda PS-JNG Sachidanadna H airijan S/o- CJM CUM ASJ 24 CS-12/10 U/S-366/376 IPC Ratnakara Harijan Vill- BPNA dhanramal PS-KSNG CT 17/14U/S Simadri sahu S/O Lachharam ADJ-SJ, 25 452/294/354/506 IPC R/W/ Sahu Vill- Chulbadi, BH,PATNA 3(1) SC/ST POA ACT Th.Rampur Arjun Naik S/O Muna Naik vill 26 DSJ BHPATNA CT 32/11 SP ACT Borda PS Kegaon Dist KLD Subas Pradhan S/O Late Arjun CT 4/14 U/S 27 ADJ DHG Pradhan vill Rengalpali PS 323/341/294/506/307 IPC GLM Court of SPL-5/04,U/s sessions/Special Babu @ Laxmi Narayan 28 294/323/506/34 IPC/RW Sec Judge,Kalahandi, Pradhan, 3(1)(x)SC/ST (PA) Act Bhawanipatna Srikrushna Majhi GR-199/04 S/o- Jamdeb Majhi CJM Cum ASJ 29 U/s- 294/332/ Vill- Dangapata Bhawanipatna 323/506 /34 IPC Ps- M.Rampur Dist- Kalahandi Bhima @ Bhimsen Naik CT No 313/15 S/Ojugeswar Naik 30 ADJ Bh Patna U/S 493/417/506 IPC R/w Vill/PS-Biswanathpur sec 3(i) SC/ST Act Dist-Kalahandi CT 55/06 OF 13/14 U/S Rabi Naik s/o Baidyanath Naik 31 ADJ DHG 341/324/307 IPC vill- Pipalguda JPT Danurjaya @Dhanu Gahir S/o- CT-97/31/09 OF 2010-13 32 ASJ BPT KLD late Gunanidhi Gahir Vill- U//S- 363/376 IPC bamniguda PS-JNG KLD Someswar pan S/o-Uddhaba 33 DSJ KLD BPT SC-49/92 pan Vill- Bandakutra PS-JNG KLD CT 153/54 of 2018 U/S Rama Nag S/O Khageswar Nag 34 ADJ BPT 363/366/376 IPC RWS 6 vill Chatapadar JPT POCSO ACT Ribanta Bag S/o- Padmanabha 35 ADJ DHG CT 33/2014 Bag of vill- Parla, PS- Dharamgarh Dist-Kalahandi Bhakta Gopal S/o- Late Kalia 36 SDJM DHG GR 140/2010 Gopal of vill- Ichhapur. PS- Dharamgarh Dist-Kalahandi DHARAM @ DHARAMVIR Session Judge CT 18 /2014 u/s-302/201/34 YADAV S/O-PHULENA @ 37 Kalahandi IPC BAJARANGI YADAV OF Bhawanipatna VILLAGE-TIKARPADA Nilakantha Panda S/o-Bagban 38 ADJ, DHG CT-05/16 OF 2010-11 (SC) Panda Vill-Mathura PS-JNG KLD Baibasuta Bag S/o-Lalu Bag 39 ADJ DHG CT-33/16 Sess. Vill- Dangaghatpada JNG PS- JNG KLD Bitun Mallick S/o-Biseswar 40 ADJ DHG CT-33/16 Sess. Mallick Vill- Babupada JNG PS-JNG KLD GR-177A/06, TR No-19/13, K.Sundar Achary,S/o.K.Bagi 41 CJM Kalahandi U/s 4 & 5 PCMC Banning Rao Achary of Act Kukudafarmpada CT 376/46 of 14-16 U/S 376 Aditya Sahu S/O Ekadasi Sahu 42 ADJ DHG IPC RWS 3(2) (X) SC/ST vill Takrijor pada JPT PA ACT CT 342/25of 16 U/S 498 Bhawani Sankar Sahu S/O 43 ADJ DHG A/323/506/34 IPC RWS Santa Sahu vill Babu 3(1)(X) SC/ST PA ACT Kenduguda JPT Rohita Nial S/O Asharam Nial CJM CUM ASJ 44 CNC 139/07, SC 53/15 vill Jhariaguda PS Koksara BPNA KLD Prem Naik s/o Durjan Naik Vill 45 ADJ DHG CT 06 of 16 NDPS ACT Kumjor JPT Maheswar Naik @ Rana S/O 46 ADJ DHG CT 06 of 16 NDPS ACT Mohan Naik vill Uchala JPT Kailash Saraf@Sarabu,S/o.Siba Special judge cum CT No-692/13,U/s Charan Saraf of Kukurafarm 47 Addl.session judge 366/376(2)(m),RW Sec 6 Pada, Housing board colony Bhawanipatna POCSO Act Bhawanipatna ADJ SESSION Ranjit Roy S/O Pramod Roy vill 48 CT 250/34 JUDGE DHG Tungaon PS Koksara KLD Naba Kumar Sahani S/o- BrabhakarSahani of vill- 49 ADJ DHG CT 29/17 (SA) Majhipada, Dabripadar, PS- Dharamgarh Dist-Kalahandi Susanta Bhoi S/O Sunaram 50 DSJ BHPATNA CT 20/17 (POCSO) ACT Bhoi vill Khairmal PS Kegaon Dist KLD Kasinath Sahu s-late Bikala ADJ-SPL JUDGE 51 CT-346/15 (POCSO) Sahu Vill- Laxmisagarpada BPT JNG KLD Nilambar Majhi S/O CT 154/14 U/S 366/376 IPC 52 ADJ BPT Abhimanyu Majhi vill RWS 6 POCSO ACT Ranibahal JPT Srikanta Gahir S/o-late 53 ADJ DHG CT-37/19 OF 2015-16(SA) Kurtibasa Gahir Vill- Mahibhar PS-JNG KLD CT-27/17u/s- BINODINI @BINATA SAHU DIST.SESSION 294/326/302/506/34 IPC, 54 W/O-BIBHI SAHU VILL- JUDGE KLD R/W sec GOBRA 3(i)(2)(s)/3(2)(va)SC/ST PA Act Srikusna Durga S/o- Guriamani SPL JUDGE 55 TR-25/17 (POCSO Durga Vill-Bandhanpala JHARSUGUDA PSJNG KLD Murali Naik S/O Pandit@Arjun 56 ASJ DHG CT 1/17 NDPS Naik vill Dengaguda PS Ampani KLD Jasman Mallav S/O Bhorelal Mallav at main road Morpa 57 ASJ DHG CT 1/17 NDPS ,word no 6 PS Sattanpurbota rural Dist Kota Rajasthan Dambaru Niak S/O Bhubana 58 ASJ DHG CT 1/17 NDPS Naik vill Behera PS Koksara KLD GR 439 (A)/2000 U/S Kameswar Goud S/O Manu 59 JMFC JPT 366/376/109/34 IPC Goud vill-Sec-2 Mukhiguda NilanchalaSethia S/o- KrutibashSethia of vill- Parla, 60 ADJ DHG CT 33/2014 PS- Dharamgarh Dist- Kalahandi CT-24/17 (SC) U/S- Kuna @Akhaya Majhi S/o- 61 ASJ DHG 341/294/323/325/332/427/50 Durga Majhi Vill- Kharlabeda 6/307/34 IPC PS-JNG KLD ShesTandi S/o- PrabhaTandi, 62 ADJ Npd SA-40/38 of 2015-17 vill- Parla, PS- Dharamgarh , Dist-Kalahandi Addl. Session R-3526 of 26.05.18, CT- Izzaz Mahammad,S/o.Noor 63 Judge 82/15,U/s 364(A)/368/34 Mahammad of Pardeshipada Bhawanipatna IPC Bhawanipatna Amruta Naik S/o Dhaneswar ADJ-SJ, 64 CT 85/14 u/S 376(I)/417 IPC Naik Vill-Birikot BH,PATNA PS.Th,Rampur BidyaBhaisal S/o- Lt.
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    EXTRAORDINARY PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY No. 2031 CUTTACK, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2019 /KARTIKA 9, 1941 HIGHER EDUCATION DEPARTMENT NOTIFICATION The 25th October, 2019 No.22523-PT1-HE-FE1B-POLICY-0006/2019/HE.—Whereas, the State Government have established a new unitary University at Bhawanipatna, called the Kalahandi University, by altering the territorial jurisdiction of the Sambalpur University, vide their notification in the Higher Education Department No.5789-HE-FE1B-POLICY-0006- 2019/HE, dated the 6th March, 2019; And, whereas, the Sambalpur University is overloaded with the affairs of about 240 colleges located within its territorial jurisdiction having affiliated to it; And, whereas, it is felt necessary to disaffiliate the Colleges of Kalahandi and Nuapada Districts from the Sambalpur University and affiliate those Colleges to the Kalahandi University at Bhawanipatna so as to reduce the workload of Sambalpur University; And, whereas, it is felt necessary to commence the academic activities of the Kalahandi University at Bhawanipatna from the academic year, 2020 starting from 1st June, 2020; Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by sub-sections (1) and (2) and clause (g) of sub-section (3) of Section 32 of the Odisha Universities Act, 1989 (Odisha Act 5 of 1989), the State Government do hereby alter the territorial jurisdiction of the Sambalpur University by excluding the Revenue Districts of Kalahandi and Nuapada Districts and by including the same in the Kalahandi University at Bhawanipatna with effect from the 1st June, 2020 and direct that the Colleges located within the Revenue Districts of Kalahandi and Nuapada shall disaffiliate from the Sambalpur University and be affiliated to the Kalahandi University at Bhawanipatna with effect from that date.
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