Annual Police Administration Report of the State of Bombay including the Railways for the year 1951

The strained relations between lanlords and tenants the haves and the have-nots occasioned by the new legislation are also now quiescent with the growing realisation on the part of those affected of the import of the changing times. [...] (a) The number of true cases dealt with by Magistrates in 1951 without the Cognizable crime—direct intervention of the Police under all Classes was 66 722 OWL as against 50 398 in 1950 an increase of 16 324 (vide the graph referred to in paragraph 2) the number convicted being 43 2881 ad against 32 324 in the previous year.(b) Of the above the true cases under the Indian Penal Code (Classes I [...] The Surveyors of the Insurance Companies traced pieces of earthen pots underneath the debris which fact neither the owners of the goods nor the landlord of the godown could explain. [...] As the editor of Yugsandesh " a weekly of Dhulia demanded detailed enquiries the case was entrusted to the C. I. D. The investigating officer after thorough investigation found that the clerk in the Office of the Police Sub-Inspector Headquarters together with another clerk and Police Accountant in the Office of the District Superintendent of Police and 3 Police Constables from Dhulia were re [...] The enquiring officer scrutinised the handwriting on the files pertaining to demi-official letters and anonymous letters and compared it with that of the clerks in the Office of the District Magistrate Surat and located a clerk from that Office to be responsible for the mischief.