ORDER : – Regard being had to the similitude of the question involved, on the joint request of the parties, the matters are analogously heard and decided by this common order. Facts are taken from W. P. No. 22257/2021.

2. This petition under Article 226 of the Constitution of India calls in question the validity of order of dismissal dated 30-9-2021.

3. A report dated 14-9-20201 was forwarded from the desk of Superintendent of Police, Raisen to the office of DIG, Hoshangabad Range, stating that on 8-9-20201, the present petitioners and one Sub-Inspector Keshav Sharma in intoxicated condition without any rhyme and reason misbehaved one Mr. Surendra Tiwari and kept him in the police station, though no cognizable offence was registered against Mr. Surendra Tiwari nor was he being required in any connection. The report further states that the said incident tarnished Mr. Surendra Tiwari’s image which in turn has malign the name of the force. Along with the report, a preliminary enquiry conducted by the Additional Superintendent of Police, Raisen was also sent, which reveal that despite no offence being registered against Mr. Surendra Tiwari, nor being he wanted for anything, petitioners