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In the meanwhile, the state Government, acting on the report of the Inspector-General of Registration asked him to frame draft-charges against the petitioner. But before this was done the petitioner sent a letter of resignation on 28-8-51 which was forwarded by the District Registrar, recommending that it may be accepted and the proceedings dropped. The Inspector-General of Registration accepted the resignation of the petitioner on 29-12-51 and dropped the proceedings--subject to the approval of Government. The matter would have ended there but for the petitioner praying, by another letter dated 21-1-52, that his letter of resignation be treated as withdrawn. The Inspector-General accepted the withdrawal of resignation on 4-2-51. Government, however decided that the suspension should not be terminated and that the enquiry should be expedited. On 2-8-52 charges were framed against the petitioner and he was asked to submit his explanation, which he did on 2-9-52. On 2-8-52 Government also passed orders approving the action of the District Registrar suspending the petitioner and allowed him to draw subsistence allowance, according to rules, pending enquiry.