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| HC quashes 2 FIRs against ex-principal MHAC School Nagbani | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Mar 16: In a significant judgment, Justice Sanjay Dhar of High Court of J&K and Ladakh (Jammu Wing) has quashed two FIRs which were registered against former Principal of MHAC Nagbani.
The FIR No.158/2016 under Sections 509 and 506 RPC P/S Domana Jammu, FIR No.251/2016 under Sections 509, 354-B, 500 and 506 RPC read with Sections 67 and 67A of the Information Technology Act P/S Domana Jammu and also the impugned order No.SCW/08/2015/65 dated June, 24, 2015 issued by the Secretary, J&K State Commission for Women were quashed by the High Court.
These directions were passed in three different petitions clubbed together filed by the then Principal MHAC School Nagbani, Jammu Alok Betab and staff members wherein the petitioners had challenged the aforesaid FIRs and the impugned order of the State Women Commission, primarily on the ground that the complainant in the two FIRs was a subordinate teacher of Alok Betab the then Principal and was nursing a personal grudge against him.
After hearing Senior Advocate Sunil Sethi with Advocate Vishal Mahajan appearing for Alok Betab-petitioner whereas Senior Advocate Gagan Basotra with Advocate Rishabh Sharma, Senior Advocate Surinder Kour with Advocate Sunil Kumar appearing for the complainant-teacher in the 2 FIRs whereas DyAG Pawan Dev Singh appearing for the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir, Justice Sanjay Dhar observed that the conduct of the complainant in making sweeping allegations not only against the petitioner but also against his family and supporters clearly smacks of personal vendetta of the complainant against the petitioner-Principal.
The Court further observed that a perusal of the report of the complaints Committee reveals that the complainant had not even spared late Chairman Local Managing Committee (LMC) against whom she had made allegations of bias and thus it appears that the complainant by lodging these repeated complaints and FIRs is trying to threaten the management of Nagbani School so that she can have her own way in the matter of her service career. |
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