JUDGEMENT
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(1.) Heard learned counsel for the petitioner.
(2.) In this case, the petitioner has made a prayer to
allow him to join duty in the office of respondent No.4. Further,
it is prayed that respondents may be directed to make payment
of 2/3rd salary for the period the petitioner remained under
suspension so also he has prayed for payment of the amount of
State Insurance and Provident Fund.
(3.) After issuance of notice by this Court, in this petition,
it is brought to the notice of this Court by way of filing reply by
the respondents that services of the petitioner were terminated
vide order dated 18th September 1992 and that order is not
under challenge. The petitioner has preferred this petition in the
year 2005 and in this writ petition also he has not challenged the
order of termination. The counsel for the State vehemently
argued that after following procedure of law petitioner was
terminated from service vide Annex.R/1. Before termination,
information was publicized in the newspaper on 7th January 1992
whereby the petitioner was called to join duties and further
petitioner was given opportunity to join the duties.;
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