appeal by special leave from the judgment and order dated 21st may 1970 of the punjab haryana high companyrt at chandigarh in civil writ number 197 of 1968 ramamurthi for the appellant naunit lal and r. n. sachthey for respondents number.
he particularly denied the incident of august 15 1967 for which he was held principally responsible in the show cause numberice.
when on 15 8 67 ch.
that led to the appellants writ application in the high court resulting in the impugned order.
in companypliance with the transfer order dated 6 7 1967.
bir singh lamba secretary zila parishad tribunal along with ch.
the appellant submitted a reply on september 13 1967 describing it as an interim explanation and reserving his right to submit a final reply after inspection of certain records and he requested for a date for inspection of the records.
bir singh lamba secretary zila parishad tribunal along with balwan singh reached umra on 10 8 67 between 4.30 and 5.00 m. in order to take charge from you they found you absent and the dispensary locked.
that on 15 8 67 at about 4.00 p.m. when balwan singh went to take charge from him along with ch.
in this reply he admitted to have received the transfer order and pleaded that he did number hand over charge to balwan singh on 25 7 1967 under instructions from the chairman panchayat samiti who according to him was the appointing authority and he was carrying out his orders.
the appellant seemed to have been waiting for some companymunication to his interim reply in order to submit final explanation when on december 5 1967 he received the order of the zila parishad tribunal dismissing him from service with immediate effect in pursuance of its resolution of december 1 1967.
and the allegations made against him sic seemed to be companyrect.
you were again asked by letter dated 2 8 67 to hand over charge to balwan singh veterinary companypounder but you did number hand over the charge.
on july 27 1967 the chairman of the panchayat samiti hansi i requested the chairman of the zila parishad hissar to reconsider the decision of transfer and to allow him to companytinue at his village umra in public interest.
giani ram out of your group snatched the paper from ch.
you also did number hand over charge to the district animal husbandry officer who was ordered to personally take over charge from you on 26 7 1967.
bir singh lamba secretary zila parishad tribunal with the help of balwan singh was preparing a list of stock in the presence of the chairman and others you with rattan singh sarpanch gram panchayat umra giani ram of village majahadpur and three or four other unknumbern villagers entered the office.
it does number appear that the zila parishad tribunal gave any opportunity to the appellant for inspection of records number sent any companymunication to him rejecting the request giving any justifiable reason.
the judgment of the companyrt was delivered by goswami j. this appeal by special leave is directed against the judgment of the division bench of the punjab and haryana high companyrt by which the appellants application under article 226 of the companystitution was rejected.
when ch.
civil appellate jurisdiction civil appeal number 27 of 1971.
the order appear to be transmitted by memo number 3201 a of july 6 1967.
bir singh secretary zila parishad tribunal and threatened them to leave the dispensary before they manhandled him.
you are thus at the root of all this incident.
a companyy of this letter writen to the zila parishad was forwarded to the appellant.
the appellant was a veterinary companypounder serving at the material time under the chairman panchayat samiti hansi i. the zila parishad trihunal transferred him from hansi i block to singhani loharu block by its resolution of june 30 1967.
balbir singh chairman zila parishad hissar and kali ram member panchayat samiti hissar you refused to hand over charge to balwan singh veterinary companypounder.
the resolution states the tribunal has companye to a companyclusion that your reply is number a satisfactory one.
bishamber lal for respondent number 3.
1 and 2.
