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Madhya Pradesh High Court

Kamal Kishore Sharma vs The State Of M.P. on 30 June, 2015

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W.P.No.3896/2009
(Kamal Kishore Sharma & ors Vs. State of MP and others)

30­06­2015
       Shri Ashok Kumar Jain, Advocate for the petitioners.
       Shri   S.K.Jain,   Government   Advocate   for   the 
respondents/State.

By this petition under Article 226 of the Constitution  of   India,   the   petitioners   have   approached   this   Court  seeking   the   relief   that   the   impugned   order   dated  31.07.2009/   01.08.2009,   Annexure   P/1   passed   by   the  respondent No.3 ordering for deduction of half of the salary  for   the   month   of   July,   2009   and   an   endorsement   of  stigmatic remark made in their service books pursuant to  the impugned order be quashed.   It is submitted that the  alleged inspection done by the District Education Officer,  Datia (respondent No.3) was not in accordance with law  and in fact there was no inspection.  Petitioners have duly  attended   the   classes   and   it   is   incorrect   to   say   that  petitioners were not at the work place. Therefore, they are  entitled for full salary for the month of July, 2009 and the  endorsement made in their service books be set aside.

This Court vide interim order dated 31/08/2009 has  protected the petitioners.

During   the   course   of   hearing,   learned   State's  2 W.P.No.3896/2009 (Kamal Kishore Sharma & ors Vs. State of MP and others) Counsel   as   a   matter   of   fact   submits   that   the   averments  made in the petition and the nature of order passed by the  respondent No.3  ex facie  has factual dispute as regards  the   factum   of   inspection,   that   led   to   passing   of   the  impugned order. Adjudication of such factual disputes are  not warranted under Article 226 of the Constitution of India.  Therefore,   it   is   submitted   that   the   petitioners   may   be  directed to file a representation before the Collector, Datia  and   in   the   event   it   is   found   by   the   Collector   that   the  inspection   report   based   whereupon   the   impugned   order  passed had factual discrepancy, the said authority may be  directed to pass suitable order, in accordance with law.

Learned   counsel   for   the   petitioners   concedes   with  the aforesaid suggestion.

In view of the above, this writ petition is disposed of  with   a   direction   that   in   the   event   the   petitioners   files   a  detailed   representation   alongwith   a   certified   copy   of   the  order passed by this Court  within 15 days' from today, the  respondent No.1/Collector, Datia shall be well advised to  look into the petitioners' grievance with due advertence to  the   record   and   pass   a   speaking   order   after   affording  opportunity   of   hearing   to   the   petitioners   if   so   sought,   in  3 W.P.No.3896/2009 (Kamal Kishore Sharma & ors Vs. State of MP and others) accordance with law and communicate the decision to the  petitioners   within   a   period   of   three   months   thereof.   Till  then, the interim order passed by this Court shall remain in  force.

It is made clear that this  Court has not expressed  any opinion on merits of the case.

Petition stands disposed of.

                                                           (Rohit Arya)                                     Judge  b/­