B Report

Dear Sir,

Update your Biodata as per department order — remove ST and mention current OBC status.

Apply for a valid OBC Certificate under new Bihar government policy.

Avoid using ST certificate or benefits now — that could be considered misrepresentation.

Collect documents showing you were appointed in good faith based on valid notification (copy of old notification, appointment letter, etc.)

If there's a threat to your job:



Consider filing a Writ Petition seeking protection of your job under Article 226, citing:

Bona fide reliance on govt. notification.

No misrepresentation.

Completed service tenure since 2017.

If no job threat but confusion persists, you may file a representation to your department or file RTI to clarify if you’re protected.

Dear Sir,

You will need to present your evidence to the court. This includes:

Your sworn statement: You will reiterate the facts of the case under oath.

Producing your witnesses: You will need to bring your witnesses to court for their examination by the Magistrate. Their statements will also be recorded on oath.

Submitting documentary evidence: Any documents related to the forgery (e.g., forged documents, bank statements, etc.) and the missing persons (e.g., missing person reports, last known contacts, etc.) will need to be submitted and proved.

Dear Sir,

When the Judge says "you, complainant, should conduct the enquiry," it doesn't mean you personally go out and investigate like the police. Instead, it means you are now responsible for:

Leading the Evidence: You will need to present your evidence to the court. This includes:

Your sworn statement: You will reiterate the facts of the case under oath.

Producing your witnesses: You will need to bring your witnesses to court for their examination by the Magistrate. Their statements will also be recorded on oath.

Submitting documentary evidence: Any documents related to the forgery (e.g., forged documents, bank statements, etc.) and the missing persons (e.g., missing person reports, last known contacts, etc.) will need to be submitted and proved.

Assisting the Court: You will be facilitating the Magistrate's inquiry by presenting your side of the story and providing the necessary evidence for the Magistrate to determine if there is sufficient ground to proceed against the accused.