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1969 Supreme(All) 232

M. H. BEG
Surya Prasad Tewari – Appellant
Versus
Managing Committee of Rashtriya Inter College Karamber – Respondent


Advocates appeared:
A. Pandey, Advocate, For the Appellant / S. C, For the Respondent

JUDGMENT

M. H. Beg, J. - The petitioner was the Principal of Rashtriya Inter College, Karamber, in the District Ballia. He alleges that his services have been wrongly terminated by the Managing Committee of the College, opposite party No. 1. He asserts that he was a victim of a plan to oust him from his post because the Manager of the College, one Jagannath Shukla wanted to dislodge the petitioner somehow in order to make room for the manager's brother-in-law, Krishna Deo Pandey, who was an assistant teacher in a Higher Secondary School. Although the petitioner alleged, in paragraph 26 of this petition, that the Managing Committee, after passing a resolution on 10-7-1966, sent a communication to the District Inspector of Schools, opposite party No. 3, on 13-7-1966, recommending the termination of services of the petitioner, yet, he has come to this Court on the assumption that be has been actually punished. His complaint is that the procedure laid down in Regulations 35 to 37, which applies to cases or punishment, was not followed by the Managing Committee of the College.

2. It was recently pointed out by me, in Sri Ganga Prasad Singh v. The, Regional Appellate Committee, Civil Misc

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