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VIGILANCE MANUAL VOLUME III - AP Online

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DECISION - 535<br />

953<br />

observation that the conviction will not affect the service of the<br />

accused persons in the Public Employment.<br />

(534)<br />

Fresh inquiry / De novo inquiry<br />

Issuance of fresh charge sheet containing same<br />

charges as earlier, in pursuance of orders of<br />

appellate authority for a de novo inquiry from the<br />

stage of issue of charge sheet, not illegal.<br />

S. Ramesh vs. Senior Superintendent of Post Offices,<br />

2002(1) SLJ CAT BANG 28<br />

The applicant who was working as Treasurer in Ashok Nagar<br />

Post Office having been removed from service in a disciplinary<br />

proceedings which has been confirmed by the appellate authority<br />

has filed the application challenging the orders among others, on the<br />

ground that enquiry should have been conducted on the basis of old<br />

charge sheet instead of serving another charge sheet after the<br />

appellate authority directed for de novo enquiry.<br />

The Administrative Tribunal held that so far as allegation<br />

regarding issuance of a second charge sheet is concerned, the same<br />

has been done as per the direction of the appellate authority in the<br />

appeal filed by the applicant at the first instance — who directed for<br />

de novo enquiry from the stage of issue of charge sheet. The second<br />

charge sheet is same as the first one. No new/fresh charge has<br />

been framed in the second charge sheet against him. As such no<br />

bias can be attributed and there is no illegality committed by the<br />

authority in serving the same charge sheet as the appellate authority<br />

directed for de novo enquiry from the stage of charge sheet.<br />

(535)<br />

Suspension — using of wrong term ‘under trial’<br />

Where powers under Rule 3(3) of AIS (D&A) Rules,<br />

1969 are available, using of a wrong term ‘under<br />

trial’, when trial is not pending, does not make the<br />

order of suspension invalid.

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