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1983 Supreme(Cal) 294

MANASH NATH ROY
Samarendra Narayan Ghose – Appellant
Versus
State of West Bengal – Respondent


Advocates appeared:
Kashi Kanta Moitra and Asok De for the Petitioner
Alok Biswas for the Respondents

JUDGMENT

1. The petitioner in this Rule as impeached (a) Memorandum dated 25th June, 1975, whereby a common enquiry proceeding has been proposed to be held under Rules 9 and 10 of the West Bengal Services (Classification, Control and Appeal) Rules, 1971 (hereinafter referred to as the said Rules), (b) an order under Rule 10(4) of the said Rules, appointing Shri R. Banerjee, Commissioner for Departmental Enquiries, Vigilance Commission, West Bengal as Enquiring Authority to enquire into the charges framed against him, (c) an order dated 25th June, 1975 whereby departmental proceedings were drawn up against the petitioner and (d) a communication dated 30th July, 1975 from the said Commissioner for departmental enquiries to the petitioner refusing inspection or copies of the documents as were asked for. It should be noted here that the Rule for non-compliance with the Court's order dated 28th April, 1981, has been discharged against respondent No.9, Shri Ghanashyam Prosad Gupta.

2. The petitioner has stated that in or about December, 1945, he duly entered into the services of the department of Food and Supplies, Government of West Bengal (hereinafter referred to as the said department)"






















































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