Introduction:
In the intricate fabric of administrative law and governance, the creation of a Sub-Tehsil is primarily a matter of administrative convenience aimed at the efficient delivery of governmental services to the populace. However, when such administrative actions collide with public interest and perceived notions of fairness, they demand meticulous scrutiny. This article delves into a case where the creation of Sub-Tehsil Bagshad versus Tattapani in District Mandi raised complex questions about administrative decisions, public interest, and the scope of judicial review.
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