The high court Lucknow bench has ordered the UP
government within 3 week to take the decision in connection with the suspension
of Amitabh Thakur an IPS officer. Hearing on Wednesday the PIL filed by Amitabh Thakur High
court of Allahabad Lucknow bench passed this order. The court has clarified that
the plaintiff will appeal before the competent authority of union government
against his suspension within 15 days; after it the central government
will take the decision.
According to
information, Amitabh Thakur had claimed
on having filed the PIL that his suspension was framed by state government to
be ineffective itself technically. UN Mishra, counsel of state government,
contended against the appeal, said before the court that the plaint can appeal
before the competent authority according to law. Hearing the argument of both
side the bench of Justice AP SAHI and Justice AR Masoodi said that the misconception of
plaint that his appeal after the central government will not be heard in the
CAT is baseless.
The court said that the plaint to get
relief has to submit an application within 15 days through proper channel
before the central home ministry; after this the ministry of home affairs will
decide on the application within 3 week. The plaint has the chance to put his
prayer before the CAT.
It is to inform that the filed litigation was praying to
revoke the suspension of Amitabh Thakur under the All India Services Discipline
and Appeal Rules. It was said in litigation that the review committee headed by chief secretary should have reconsidered within 90 days of suspension while the
suspension had elapsed 150 days.
