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V. V. S. RAO
Kondapaka Lakshmi Narsimha Charyulu, Archaka – Appellant
Versus
J. Sudhakar, Manager, Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Temple, Devunipally – Respondent
The petitioner is priest (Archaka) of Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple, Devunipally village of Peddapally Mandal in Karimnagar District (the temple, for brevity). He filed the instant writ petition impeaching the letter/order, dated 13/14-10-2006 passed by the first respondent. By impugned order, while initiating disciplinary enquiry into the alleged misconduct of the petitioner, first respondent placed him under suspension.
The same is assailed mainly on the ground that the same is without jurisdiction. The petitioners father was Archaka of the temple by reason of appointment order, dated 13-2-1986, issued by the third respondent (Deputy Commissioner). After death of the father, the petitioner was allegedly appointed by the second respondent (Assistant Commissioner) vide proceedings, dated 16-7 -1993. The first respondent was appointed as Manager of the temple. He issued notice, dated 30-6-2006 proposing to conduct auction of the land in Survey Nos.283 and 661 situated at Andhugulapally, hamlet of Devunipally village belonging to the petitioner. He, therefore, filed W.P.No.14569 of 2006 and the same is pending. After filing the writ petition, first respondent dropped all the
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