According to Advocate Shri Jibhkate for
respondent no.1, the total amount of arrears etc.
comes to Rs.4,50,000/-, out of which only
Rs.50,000/- has been paid till date. Thus, there
is no compliance much less substantial compliance
of the said order. Even though this Court had
given opportunity of making the payment
particularly vide order dated 6.7.2012, there
appears to be no desire on the part of the
original petitioners to comply with the order even
after the expiry of the period. That being the
conduct of the original petitioners, I do not
think that respondent no.1 can be left high and
dry. It appears that the original petitioners want
that the enquiry should be conducted and completed
before the Tribunal as per the judgment and order
of this Court, without clearing all the payments
due to respondent no.1. Such a ploy cannot be
allowed. There is an error on the face of record
in not providing consequences in case of failure
to comply with the operative order (v) in the
judgment and order dated 23.4.2012. At any rate, I
have gone through the charges levelled against
respondent no.1 and I find that the charges to be
of trifle nature. Be that as it may, since the
order has not been complied with and since the
originalpetitionersareprolongingthe
proceedings and want to nullify the directions of