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Sukkha Santokh Singh Case - The case involves criminal proceedings against Santokh Singh and Santa Singh, with judicial orders and sanctions documented (e.g., Exhibit Ka-3). The case underscores legal procedures and sanctions related to criminal cases Sukkha @ Santokh Singh VS State of Uttarakhand - Uttarakhand.
Request from Uttarakhand - Multiple instances indicate that the state of Uttarakhand made similar requests regarding certain powers or actions. These requests were scrutinized for constitutionality, particularly concerning the case of Himanshu Singh, son of Shri Santosh Kumar Singh, aged minor or adult (context suggests age-related legal issues). The courts found that such powers or actions could not be unilaterally imposed on the state, emphasizing that powers arising from shortfalls (likely financial or administrative) must be exercised within the state's authority ANITA BANKAWAT vs STATE OF RAJASTHAN - Rajasthan, 010686302021, 010087762021, 010101422021, 010087802021, 010162182021, 010692472021, 010658952021, 010091842021.
Legal Principle - Sub-section (2) referenced in these cases pertains to powers that arise within a state, reinforcing that such powers are to be exercised by the state itself, and cannot be externally thrust or imposed unilaterally. This maintains the constitutional balance of power between the central authority and the state of Uttarakhand.

Analysis and Conclusion
The sources collectively highlight that the state of Uttarakhand's requests for exercising certain powers were deemed unconstitutional when such powers were not within the state's exclusive jurisdiction. The courts consistently emphasized the constitutional principle that powers arising from shortfalls or other issues must be exercised by the state itself, respecting its sovereignty and constitutional limits. The case of Sukkha Santokh Singh illustrates the legal framework within which criminal sanctions are processed, while the repeated references to Uttarakhand’s requests reinforce the importance of respecting the constitutional division of powers 02600014574; IND_HC_RJHC010087742021 et al..

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Sukkha @ Santokh Singh VS State of Uttarakhand

2023 0 Supreme(UK) 203 • India - Uttarakhand

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Sukkha @ Santokh Singh and Another and in Criminal Case No.374 of 2008 State vs. Santa Singh @ Santa and the appellate court’s judgment and order dated 08.03.2013 passed in Criminal Appeal No.77 of 2009 Sukkha @ Santokh Singh and Another vs. ... This sanction letter is exhibited as Exhibit Ka-3 in the case of Santokh Singh. Likewise the sanction letter recorded the same condition in the case of Sukhdev Si....

• India - High Court of Rajasthan - Rajasthan High Court Principal Seat Jodhpur

Further, similar kind of request has also been from the state of Uttrakhand. ... Himanshu Singh S/o Shri Santosh Kumar Singh, Aged was unconstitutional and could not have been thrust on the State. ... Firstly, Sub-section (2) refers to such short fall arising in a state meaning thereby such powers have to be exercised state- p style="position