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Army Act'. The NSCN(IM) was accused of running a parallel government under the nomenclature of Government of People's Republic of Nagalim

over the years, developed an extensive network of contacts with the bureaucrats/Government functionaries at the local levels, politicians, media persons and strategically located individuals ... stated that the network of the Mafia is virtually running a parallel Government, pushing the State apparatus into irrelevance. It is thus most immediately necessary

Thus, the aforesaid terrorist organization was found running a parallel government under the nomenclature of 'Government of People's Republic of Nagalim

pressure regulator to any person other than a Government Oil Company or a parallel marketeer; (b) unless authorised by a Government Oil company ... parallel marketeer, supply or sell filled or empty cylinder, gas cylinder valve and pressure regulator to any person other than a consumer; (c) possess filled

contained in the ―Guidelines for Post-Fixation in Government and Government Aided Schools‖, dated 6th July, 1998, issued by the Post Fixation Cell ... officer‖. Government aided schools, it is contended, ―are entirely different in character and management in their existence from the Government Schools‖. The parallel, sought

Revenue, submitted that the classification made between PSUs notified by the Central Government and the non- resident applications for the purposes of the proviso ... adjudication proceedings on parallel basis in relation to the same issue. A conscious decision had been taken to exempt the Central Government PSUs seeking advance

taken, the same is accepted and acted upon by the Government and action taken report submitted before the House, which is discussed on the floor ... follow-up action taken on its reports by the Government, no Government authority can conduct parallel investigations; (r) that the Executive and the Courts will

habilitating agriculturists whose land is acquired by the government. It cannot possibly have any parallel with any rules that may be made by the Delhi ... government to someone. However, the terms and conditions as also the circumstances that have brought about the decision of the Government to allot the land

Code. However, on a working of the Code, the Government realized that parallel proceedings in the High Courts as well as before the adjudicating authority

scheme of the Act there can only be one appropriate Government in relation to an industrial dispute and the Act does not, therefore, admit ... power of the appropriate government even though it must be pointed out that strictly speaking there is no parallel between the jurisdiction of a Court