Commissioner that, the contention of the Petitioner has been accepted, however, in view of the fact that, the revision filed by the Petitioner before the Sessions Court, challenging the order of directing an issuance of birth certificate by the Judicial Magistrate in favour of first Respondent, the Appellate Authority i.e. the Additional Commissioner, held that since the said revision filed by the Petitioner before the Sessions Court came to be dismissed, the Petitioner cannot challenge the said order before the Appellate Authority i.e, Additional Commissioner. On careful perusal of the observations made in para 5.3 of the order of the Additional Commissioner, it clearly appears that, the findings recorded by the Additional Commissioner are in consonance with the record produced before him. There is clear finding recorded by the Additional Commissioner that, when the Respondent No. 1 filed nomination for contesting the election as a member of Gram Panchayat, Shelgaon, Tq. Khed, Dist. Pune, at that time, there was no document placed on record by the first Respondent showing his date of birth as 08.08.1996. It would be apt to reproduce herein below the observations made by the Additional Commissioner in the impugned judgment in paragraph 5.3, which reads as under:-
