Kynjaimon Amse vs . National Highways Authority on 9 April, 2026

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    Meghalaya High Court

    Kynjaimon Amse vs . National Highways Authority on 9 April, 2026

    Author: W. Diengdoh

    Bench: W. Diengdoh

    Serial No. 01
    Regular List
    
                      HIGH COURT OF MEGHALAYA
                            AT SHILLONG
    
     PIL No.11/2022
                                              Date of order: 09.04.2026
    
     Kynjaimon Amse           Vs.       National Highways Authority
     (since deceased)                   of India (NHAI) & ors
     Coram:
            Hon'ble Mrs. Justice Revati Mohite Dere, Chief Justice
            Hon'ble Mr. Justice W. Diengdoh, Judge
    
     For the Petitioner    :    Mr. S. Panthi, Amicus Curiae
     For the Respondents :      Mr. S. Sengupta, Adv for NHAI

    Mr. K. Khan, AAG with
    Mrs. S. Laloo, GA
    Mr. Anand Singh Chauhan in person

    Vide order dated 20th March, 2026, we had issued show

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    cause notice to Mr. Anand Singh Chauhan, Project Director, NHAI

    under the Contempt of Courts Act. Pursuant thereto, Mr. Anand

    Singh Chauhan, Project Director, NHAI, is present in person. Mr.

    Sengupta, learned counsel for NHAI states that he has been

    instructed to appear on behalf of Mr. Anand Singh Chauhan.

    2. Mr. Sengupta states that he has filed an affidavit on behalf

    of Mr. Anand Singh Chauhan pursuant to the show cause notice

    issued by this Court under the Contempt of Courts Act against

    Mr. Anand Singh Chauhan. We have perused the affidavit dated

    8th April, 2026. Having perused the same we do not find that the

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    affidavit is happily drafted, as the affidavit is more in the nature

    of justification, clarification and explanations offered by Mr.

    Chauhan. When the same was pointed out to Mr. Sengupta,

    learned counsel sought permission to withdraw the said affidavit

    with liberty to file a fresh affidavit on behalf of Mr. Anand Singh

    Chauhan.

    3. Since Mr. Sengupta tenders his unconditional apology for

    the manner in which the affidavit dated 8th April, 2026 has been

    prepared and seeks leave to withdraw the said affidavit with

    liberty to file a fresh affidavit on behalf of Mr. Anand Singh

    Chauhan, we permit Mr. Sengupta to withdraw the said affidavit

    dated 8th April, 2026 grant liberty to file a fresh affidavit. The said

    affidavit to be filed latest by 14th April, 2026.

    4. Stand over to 14th April, 2026.

           (W. Diengdoh)                      (Revati Mohite Dere)
               Judge                             Chief Justice
    
    
      Meghalaya
     09.04.2026
    "Lam DR-PS"
    
    
    
    
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