C.V.NAGARJUNA REDDY
K. Bharath – Appellant
Versus
The Collector Civil Supplies, Chittoor – Respondent
This writ petition is filed for a Mandamus to set aside the order dated 10.02.2010 of respondent No.3 as confirmed in orders dated 30.04.2010 and 28.09.2010 of respondent Nos.2 and 1 respectively.
The petitioner is working as a temporary fair price shop dealer. On the basis of inspection of his shop by the Mandal Revenue Inspector, the following five charges were framed against him, vide show-cause notice dated 02.01.2010:
“Charge-1: That the F.P. Shop dealer is not having any appointment order as F.P. Shop dealer of F.P. Shop No.05 of Chittoor Town and running un-authorizedly and thus contravened clause 22(vii) of the A.P. State PDS Control Order 2008.
Charge 2: That the F.P. Shop dealer is a student and the shop is run by his family members and thus contravened clause 22 (vii) of the A.P. State PDS Control Order 2008.
Charge-3: That the F.P. Shop dealer that there is a variation of 22 Kgs of rice as per stock on ground and per stock register (i.e., as per stock register 6.22 Qtls and as per ground balance 6.00 Qtls) and thus contravened clause 22(viii) A.P. P.D.S. Control Order 2008.
Charge-4: That the F.P. Shop dealer has not written the particulars of stock available
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