Sections 3, 5, 6 and 7 of the Service Tribunals Act (LXX of 1973), excluding the appellant from the service and making regular charges against the appellant without notice to the appellant and without any charge. In the proceedings against the appellant identifying certain legal weaknesses by the appellant in his action against the appellant, it has not been issued a show cause notice which has been issued against the appellant. There is a huge legal flaw in the proceedings because the appellant denied the allegations against her, so the authorities have a responsibility It has been contended that the appellant was not given adequate opportunity to defend the allegations against the appellant, which was not done, and the order to dismiss the appellant was dismissed and He was restored from employment, the matter was remanded to the authorities so that he could conduct a de novo inquiry within a specified period.
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