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Dr. Partap Singh vs The State Of Punjab on 4 April, 1962 Equivalent citations: AIR1963P

Sarpanch of Village Daulatpur. The Police has been demanded 'begar' from him usually. But, he did not oblige the police. Sukhwinder Singh resident ... sale and purchase of buffaloes. Police also used to demanded 'begar' from Sukhwinder Singh. He also did not oblige them. Due to this

that the Police used to take his gypsy and Marshal jeep on begar. It was further stated by him that, on 04.01.01, at about ... Police, as he failed to oblige it, to give his vehicle on begar. Once the evidence of Major Singh, DW1, in the peculiar facts

village to Banarsi Dass for cultivation on account of 'Kar-Begar'. Banarsi Dass was blacksmith and used to repair agricultural implements ... fodder. It was denied that he was doing the said work as Begar. As regards suit land, it was pleaded that proprietors of the village

Accused-appellant Rajinder Kumar pleaded that police had asked him for begar of police and as he ignored, the police officials became angry with

members of a Scheduled Caste or a Scheduled Tribe to do 'begar' or other similar forms of forced or bonded labour other than

stated by them that, the Police, had detained their tempo traveller for begar. It was further stated by them that, the Police, was not returning

Coolie' as often as 'Chamar'. They do all the begar, or such work as cutting grass, carrying wood and bundles, acting

found having relevant papers, the Police, asked, to give his vehicle for begar, and, on his refusal, an altercation took place, as a result whereof

however, stated that the police wanted the truck, in question, gratis ( on Begar ) and on their refusal, they were falsely implicated though nothing was recovered