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1965 Supreme(Raj) 1

KAN SINGH, DAVE
Sudarshan Lal Bajaj – Appellant
Versus
S. P. Agarwala, D. O. S. , W. Rly. , Jaipur – Respondent


Advocates Appeared:
Sagarmal Mehta, for Petitioner; M.D. Bhargava with R.S. Purohit, for Respondents

DAVE, C.J.—This is a writ application by Sudarshanlal Bajaj under Art. 226 of the Constitution of India challenging the validity of an order dated 6th May, 1963, passed by the Divisional Operating Superintendent, Western Railway, stationed at Jaipur, whereby the petitioner was reduced from the post of Assistant Station Master to that of the Traffic Signaller for two years with future effect from 9th May, 1963.

2. The petitioners case is that he was Assistant Station Master at the Dausa railway station in the year 1962. On the midnight of 30th and 31st July, 1962, there was an incident of an averted collision at about 1.25 a.m. on Line No. 3 in front of Dausa railway station between 872 Down goods-train entering Dausa station and 5 Up Express Passenger-train entering the same station from the opposite direction. The charge against the petitioner was that he was responsible for violating certain orders at the time of reception of 5 Up and thereby endangered the safety of the travelling public, as he gave permission for lowering of signals for road (Line No.3) which was occupied by 872 Down goods-train. There would have been collision between the two trains, but it was averted as 5 Up

































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