NISAR AHMAD KAKRU
Mushtaq Ahmad Wani – Appellant
Versus
State – Respondent
".... We have heard learned counsel for the parties and examined the impugned judgment. We find that the Writ Court has omitted to deal with the contentions raised by the appellant in his writ petition. Admittedly, his case was that his suspension is violative of principles of natural justice and government instructions, and could not have been ordered after four years of incident - which pleas should have been considered and dealt with by the Writ Court in the light of stand taken by the official respondents, which has not been done Appellant is, therefore, justified in expressing his grievance that the writ Court has over looked the grounds of challenge taken by him against the suspension order...."
2. The observations of the Division Bench, (sic) that alterati
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