JUDGEMENT
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(1.) HEARD Sri Aashutosh Mani Tripathi learned counsel for the petitioner
and Sri S.K.Pal along with Sri R.S.Umrao learned counsel for the
respondent no.5 and learned standing counsel for the respondent no.1
to 4.
(2.) THE petitioners claiming themselves to be the members of the general body and one of them claiming to be elected member of the committee
of management, have filed this writ petition questioning the correctness
of the order dated 12.4.2012 passed by the Joint Director of Education,
Mirzapur accepting the objections so raised in relation to the elections of
the committee of management of Janta Inter College recognized under
the U.P.Intermediate Education Act, 1921.
The Joint Director of Education has recorded the following findings:-
A perusal of the said findings recorded, indicates that the objections raised with regard to the elections and one of them was that one Dinesh Kumar Tripathi being a teacher of a recognized institution could not claim himself to be elected as a member of the committee of management.
Sri Tripathi learned counsel for the petitioner has relied on Regulation 5
of Chapter III of the Regulations framed under the U.P.Intermediate
Education Act, 1921 to contend that this finding is wholly perverse and
based on a mis-reading of the aforesaid provision inasmuch as it only
disqualifies a teacher from being elected as office bearer and not a
member of the committee of management.
Sri S.K.Pal learned standing counsel submits that a member also forms
part of the executive body namely the Committee of Management.
(3.) IN the opinion of the Court the contention raised is correct inasmuch as a disqualification has to be construed strictly and not liberally. The
words used under statue are that a teacher of any recognized institution
cannot act as an office bearer of a committee of management.;
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