IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT PATNA
CWJC No.1792 of 2005
SANJIV KUMAR CHANDHARIYAVI
Versus
THE STATE OF BIHAR & ORS
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10 19.11.2010 List this case under the heading ” For Orders” on 2.12.2010
at 10.30 A.M. On that day a responsible person from Forensic Science
Laboratory being handwriting expert and a responsible person from
Bihar Public Service Commission, who would be familiar with the case
of the petitioner would be present. The petitioner would also be
personally present.
Let it be noted that this case relates to cancellation of
petitioner’s candidature for judicial service examination on the ground
of impersonation . Handwriting thus becomes the only important aspect
of the case. Various papers said to be written by the petitioner in
presence of the Court before Division Bench were sent to the Forensic
Science Laboratory for their expert opinion. They have been all written
with a request that 10-12 handwritten pages of the petitioner of the
contemporaneous period be submitted. In absence of which it may not
be possible to evaluate the correctness or otherwise of the petitioner’s
handwriting in the answer book. This seems strange to the Court.
Petitioner was asked to write two pages in the Court without
notice, as such is being noticed that on that day he would be required to
write two pages in Court, so that he may not be is not nervous.
singh (Navaniti Prasad Singh,J)