Honble GUPTA, J.–Through this writ petition under Articles 226 and 227 of the Constitution of India, the petitioner impugns the orders dated 3.6.1990 (Annx.1), 28.4.1990 (Anx.2) and 28.9.95 (Anx.3).

(2). The facts stated in the writ petition are that Akura Ram Meghwal Was Gairkhatedar tenant of the land measuring 37.14 Bighas of land in village Rajasar, now Chak 5 M.D. He sold this land to one Naresh Chandra on 18.5.1963. Naresh Chandra in his turn sold this land to petitioner Babu Singh on 24.5.1970 by registered sale deed who is in possession of the land since then. The proceedings under Section 175 were initiated against the petitioner on 2.2.1974 but the Assistant Collector dismissed the application vide order dated 22.9.1977 on the ground that the application was time barred. Appeal taken against that order before the Revenue Appellate Authority was pending. During revenue campaign on 3.6.1989 Amari w/o Akuraram made on application before the Assistant Collector, Annopgrah that the petitioner had been dispossessed of the land by force and the possession should be restored to her. It was found that Amari was a member of Scheduled Caste and therefore she other husband could not s

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