Accordingly today the learned Asstt. Govt. Pleader placed on record communication dated 3rd August, 2019 alongwith copies of challans and statement of account issued by the State Bank of India. It is stated in communication dated 3rd August, 2019 that by way of on-line process amount to the tune of Rs. 96000/- for the accounting year 2015-2016 is disbursed in the account of the petitioner directly. Thus, the total amount disbursed to the petitioner including Rs. 96000/- for accounting year 2015-2016 is to the tune of Rs. 5,44,000/-. The petitioner submits before this Court that this amount is not in consonance with the entitlement of the petitioner. It is also submitted by the petitioner that the State Government owes to the petitioner more than Rs. 11,00,000/- and out of that only amount of Rs. 5,44,000/- is paid to the petitioner. Now, this submission of the petitioner is not based on any quantification done by this Court nor admitted by the respondent-authorities at any point of time. As such, accepting the submissions of the petitioner and entering in that arena, would be certainly beyond the scope of the present contempt petition and we are not inclined to extend the scope of this contempt petition by accepting the submissions of the petitioner. We were only concerned in the present contempt petition to see whether the order of this Court dated 19th June, 2017 is duly complied with in letter and spirit.
