CHENNAI: Coming to the rescue of two Training Department officials in Tiruvarur district, the Madras High Court docket has set aside the switch orders issued to them using the District Standard Education Office (DEEO) following a “bogus” letter despatched to it purportedly by using the DVAC. It also directed the Directorate of Vigilance and Anti-Corruption (DVAC) to investigate who had despatched the “cast” letter.
Justice B Rajendran recently gave the path on a petition filed via R Ganesan, Superintendent of DEEO, Tiruvarur district, and some other officials, U Rajan, seeking quashing of their transfer orders, issued via the Joint Director of the College Education Department on May 27. Passing the charges, the decide said, “The impugned orders of the switch were passed most effectively based on an alleged letter dated May also 23, 2016, acquired by the Branch, without even undertaking any basic inquiry to envision the genuineness of such a letter which became out to be a bogus one.”
The orders of transfer are set apart. I believe that the impugned orders of transfer aren’t legally sustainable, and the petitioners are entitled to get the length throughout which they have been on leave, regularised by way of treating it as duty length,” he located.
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The matter relates to the switch orders issued via the School Training Branch to the petitioners, based on a letter purportedly despatched by using the DVAC concerning bribery allegations. The petitioners’ counsel, T Aananthi, submitted that the letter acquired using the Department on May 23 was not served to the petitioners. Once they sought a copy of the identical, they were the handiest authorized to peruse it. The letter alleged that the petitioners had demanded cash inclusive of positive individuals’ names in the seniority list for advertising. However, Additional Authorities pleader Gunasekharan submitted that the letter received from the DVAC turned into “a bogus one.”
