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Shan P.D vs The Principal on 27 October, 2010

8. Although the Principal of the College, as a disciplinary authority of the Institution has the inherent disciplinary control over the students and has the power to deal with such erring students, still in the case of ragging, the manner in which a delinquent student can be dealt with, has been expressly provided in Section 6 the Act. When a student is to be placed under suspension under the Act, necessarily the Principal can suspend the student only in compliance with the provisions of the Act. This provision is Section 6, which in categorical terms provides that suspension is permissible only when a written complaint is received. This provision has been upheld by this Court in the judgments referred to above. Admittedly, written complaint, in so far as the petitioners 3 & 4 in WP(C) No.32415/2010 and the petitioners in WP(C) No. WP(C) Nos.31274 & 32415/2010 -8- 31274/2010, has not been made by the student, parent, guardian or teacher.
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