cannot be retrospectively applied. That apart, the petitioner is only a contract employee. During the relevant time, when the asset was acquired, the model standing orders were in force. If at all, only those orders could have been invoked against the petitioner. But they pertained only to the official discharge of duty by the contract employees. The petitioner is not alleged to have caused any loss to the organization. No specific act of irregularity is pointed out. For having acquired an asset which is apparently disproportionate to the known source of income before the Code came into force, the petitioner cannot be proceeded against. The very issuance of the charge memo is without jurisdiction. That is why, even though there is delay on the part of the petitioner, I am still inclined to interfere. The impugned charge memo is quashed.