S. N. Jha, J.

1. The petitioner seeks quashing of the orders as contained in Annexures 5 and 13. By the former, the Managing Director of the national Co-operative Consumers Federation of India Ltd. (the Federation in short) acting as the Disciplinary authority directed a fresh enquiry in respect of the charges; hy the letter, he passed the order of dismissal of the petitioner from service. The facts of the case, shortly stated, are these.

2. The petitioner, erstwhile Secretary of the Bihar State Religious trust Beard, joined the Federation on deputation on 14.4.83 where he was absorbed later on 206.83. During his tenure as Manager at Nagpur, a departmental proceeding was initiated on 11.10.85. As per the memo of charges, the petitioner was said to have (a) suppressed material facts about his post, status and pay in his parent office and submitted misleading information to secure appointment in the Federation. (b) mismanaged the affairs of the Srinagar Branch resulting in heavy to the organisation, and (c) kept confiscated goods and furniture for his personal use amounting to gross missconduct. It is not necessary to refer to the case of parties as regards the aforesaid char