Uppu Siva Rao vs. The State Of Ap
Held
The Court directed the respondent authorities to conclude the disciplinary inquiry within six months and to consider the petitioner for promotion in the interim. The petitioner was also directed to cooperate with the inquiry.
Facts
The petitioner, a Goods and Services Tax Officer, filed a writ petition challenging the delay in his promotion due to pending disciplinary proceedings initiated in 2020 for alleged misconduct in 2016. The petitioner argued that the inquiry had made no progress.
Key Issues
Whether the delay in concluding disciplinary proceedings is justified and if the petitioner should be considered for promotion during the pendency of the inquiry.
Sections Cited
G.O.Ms.No.91, G.O.Ms.No.257
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O R DE R: The present Writ Petition is filed questioning the action of the Respondent Authorities in not considering the case of the Petitioner for promotion to the post of Deputy Assistant Commissioner (ST) in Zone-I on account of the pendency of the disciplinary proceedings initiated against the Petitioner vide G.O.Rt.No.33 Revenue (Vigilance.II) Department, dated 09.01.2020 issued by the Respondent No.1. 2. The facts leading to the filing of the writ petition are as follows:
The Petitioner has been working as Goods and Services Tax Officer (GSTO) since 2015. A Charge Memo dated 09.01.2020 was issued to the peti
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