1. ' By filing the instant Constitutional petition, the petitioners have prayed as under: "In the light of the above submission it is most respectfully prayed that the writ petition may kindly be accepted and a writ of mandamus be issued in favour of the petitioners against the respondents directing for payment of the salaries for the work done."
2. It is contended by the learned counsel for the petitioners that the petitioners are still working against their jobs, but their salary is not being disbursed by the respondents-department, which is against their fundamental rights.
2. 3.On the other hand, the learned Law Officer appearing on behalf of the respondents is unable to rebut the argument of the learned counsel for the petitioners or satisfy this Court that how the salary of an employee during the continuation of his job can be stopped and even an employee is entitled to draw his salary during the period of his suspension.
3. 4.Heard and record perused.
4. 5.Keeping in view the a fore-said facts and circumstances of the case, it is felt appropriate to direct the office that a copy of this writ petition along with all the annexures be transmitted to Respondent No. 1, who will look into the grievance urged by the petitioners in the writ petition while holding an inquiry wherein all the concerned will also be joined and if the petitioners are found to be still in service, their emoluments will be released without loss of any further time. This drill work will be completed within four months positively.
5. 6.The instant writ petition stands disposed of accordingly.