against him shall have been the jurisdiction of the Institute alone and there was no need of any orders from the State Government keeping in mind the autonomous status of the Institute. On the contrary, the order of initiation of departmental proceedings against the petitioner keeping in mind his status as a person appointed by the State Government has been issued by the State Government itself. This Court is satisfied that it requires no more discussion that the petitioner is fully amenable to the Bihar C.C.A. Rules, 2005. If there be any doubt in the matter, it stands further concluded by the notification of the Institute dated 28.2.2007 clarifying that the pay scale and service conditions of the petitioner shall be the same as applicable to those in the Bihar Education Service, Class-2. There can be no doubt about the proposition that administrative control over the employee is a part of the service conditions and shall therefore automatically take suspension in its ambit. In view of the admitted position in the counter affidavit with regard to the applicability of Rule-9(7) of Bihar C.C.A. Rules, 2005 this Court holds that the order of suspension stands revoked by operation of law.
