We have gone through the Grounds of Detention, in order to ascertain the submissions of the learned counsel for the Petitioner under the caption of Item No.5, the details of the C.R. No. 625 of 2023 dated 24.10.2023 have been given. In the details given below the table under Item No.5-1, it is evident that when the complainant was on his way to his house, the Petitioner and Revan Bandagar were standing near the Trimurti Pan Shop. When the complainant came near the said shop, the Petitioner started beating the complainant, questioning him, why he was staring at him. The complainant was assaulted with bamboo and stones, as a result he sustained injuries on his leg, head and forehead. While the Petitioner was assaulting the complainant, somebody informed the complainant’s son about the incident and he immediately came on the spot and intervened. Even his son was assaulted, the Petitioner threatened the complainant and his son. The said incident has taken place in a public place near a pan shop. Even the son of the Petitioner, who was not present there, was summoned by a person who was observing him and, on his arrival he was also assaulted. Therefore, the contention of the Petitioner that it was purely an incident between two persons and it does not contain element of a public order or cause any disturbance to the public order, does not hold good.
