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2020 Supreme(Del) 839

JYOTI SINGH
Harish Chand – Appellant
Versus
Preet Public Sr Sec School – Respondent


Advocates Appeared:
Khagesh B Jha, Advocate, Shikha Sharma Bagga, Advocate, Vineet Mehta, Advocate, Vibha Mahajan Seth, Advocate

JUDGMENT

Jyoti Singh, J. - Petitioner herein has assailed the impugned decision of the Disciplinary Committee, which according to his knowledge, has decided to impose the penalty of termination on the Petitioner.

2. The facts which require to be narrated are in a narrow compass.

3. Petitioner herein was appointed as PET in Preet Public Senior Secondary School / Respondent Nos. 1 and 2 (hereinafter referred to as ''School'') on 02.01.1995. As per the case of the Petitioner, in 2010 he was involved in a litigation in this Court, relating to the non-payment of the benefits of the 5 th Pay Commission and writ petition being W.P.(C) 128/2010 was decided on 03.03.2010 directing the grant of said benefits. On account of this litigation, the School became vindictive against the Petitioner and stared searching ways to terminate him.

4. On 01.12.2012, the School had issued a Memorandum to the Petitioner on the ground that the child of the Petitioner had been wrongly admitted under EWS category. Memorandum was considered by the Directorate of Education and was found to be pseudonymous, thus, no action was taken and the case was closed.

5. In April 2019, Petitioner raised his grievance with reg

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