Mr. Justice V.K. Mehrotra, President— No one is present for the complainants. Sri S.N. Misra, Deputy District Health Education-cum-Information Officer, Allahabad, is present on behalf of the Chief Medical Officer, Allahabad.

2. The complainants, who claim to be registered medical practitioners, have, in a complaint running into ten paragraphs, averred that unethical and improper practices in the matter of medical treatment by quacks was prevailing in Allahabad District which, according to them, was resulting in prejudicial effect upon the population and several deaths every day but appropriate action was not taken by the authorities. The complainants also say that they had approached the Allahabad High Court through a writ petition (NC). 36882 of 1991) for relief which was decided by a Division Bench on April 2, 1992. A copy of that judgment has been filed with the complaint in which the High Court directed that if the petitioners (complainant before us) had made or make any representation to respondent 1 and 2 in the writ petition, (State of U.P. through Health Secretary and Chief Medical Officer, Allahabad), the representations shall be disposed of in accordance with law as e