It appears that the disciplinary proceedings initiated against the appellant did number proceed further.
In view of this Shri Gurdip Singh will be entitled to the following Pay and allowances, if any, due to him prior to the date of the Orders placing him under suspension, i.e., 21 9 1956.
He will be treated as Central Government Discharged Employee with effect from 1st November.
The dues to Government from Shri Gurdip Singh by way of refund to Cycle Advance of Rs.
252 14 00 representing the value of stores found short while he was Store keeper and any other dues to Government will be recovered from him by adjustment of the amount to be paid to him as referred to in part 1 above.
Shri Gurdip Singh should apply for final settlement of his dues to the Government of Punjab through the Director of Industries, Punjab.
This appeal by certificate is directed against a Judgment and decree of the High Court of Delhi allowing an appeal filed by the Union of India and in the result dismissing the suit filed by the appellant.
The Order runs as follows In view of the fact that all the posts under the Central Govt including that held by Shri Gurdip Singh were abolished and the appointment of Shri Gurdip Singh under the Central Government also terminated with effect from 31 10 1956 A.M. , the disciplinary action taken against him has number been proceeded with and is treated as having been closed.
165 plus interest thereon, an amount of Rs.
On the next day he was served with a charge sheet.
The suspension Order dated 21 9 1956 passed by the Regional Director will remain unaltered.
The appellant was serving as an Upper Division Clerk in the Directorate General of Resettlement and Employment, Ministry of Labour and Employment, a Department of the Government of India.
In the meanwhile, the appellant companytinued to make representations to the Government of India for the grant of relief.
On 26th Aug., 1958 the Government of India made an Order on the several representations from the appellant and recorded that the disciplinary action against him would be treated as closed.
However, before this a numberice dated 27th July, 1956 had already been issued by the Government of India stating that it had been decided to transfer the day to day administration of the Employment Exchanges and Training centers to State Governments and that in companysequent all the posts under the Government of India in the Employment Exchanges and Training centers stood abolished These posts include that of the appellant who was informed by the said numberice that he was one of the officers whose services would be dispensed with on the abolition of the said Department and his services would number be requited with effect from 1st Nov., 1956.
Subsistence allowance from 22 9 1956 to 31 10 1956 A.M. Gratuity and other terminal benefits including payment of leave salary due to him according to the rules and regulations of Government, on formal application from him.
when on 21st Sept. 1956 he was suspended for refusing to companyply with an Order transferring him to Ferozepur.
