a Government servant against offering himself for an election to one of the bodies mentioned in Rule 23 and the Calcutta High Court took the view that it did not so as to render his election invalid but that the prohibition contained therein was of a nature of a personal bar which could be overstepped by the Government servant at his own peril as regards his membership of a service under the Government must be pointed out that section 10 A of the Bengal Village Self Government Act (S of 1919) which provided disqualifications ,for candidates from being a member of Union Board did not contain either a specific disqualification for a Government servant or any residuary provision similar to section 15(g) of the Corporation Act, 1948 or Article 191(1)(e) of the Constitution and it was in the absence of any such provision, either specific or residuary that the Calcutta High Court considered the impact of the prohibition contained in Rule 23 of the Government Servants ' Conduct Rules.