After still more vague Order dated 29.10.2001 passed
by Mr. Justice P.D. Dinakaran in C.R.P. No. 2230/2001 & No.
2534/2001 in O.S.No.253/2001, trustees proceeded to conduct an enquiry against
my four elder sisters while O.S. No.253/2001 was still pending. The trustees
appointed one Mr. Suresh Chandra De, a retired police officer who had settled
in Pondicherry, as the enquiry officer.
Suresh De, without going into the facts
and circumstances of the case, issued my four elder sisters notice of enquiry.
We issued a Legal Notice to Suresh De against this enquiry but he did not
desist. We were constrained to file an interim petition in O.S. No.253/2001
against the trustees and Suresh De, for directing them to stop this enquiry.
The trustees rushed to the Madras High
Court and filed a contempt petition. Trustees issued us personal notice informing
us to be present when the matter would be heard by Mr. Justice P.D. Dinakaran. We
appeared on 27.11.2002 and Matriprasad was also present in the court hall. Justice
Dinakaran loudly asked Matriprasad from his high seat demanding to know why we
ladies had been called since he had not issued any notice of contempt.
Matriprasad had no reply.
Thereafter Mr. Justice Dinakaran orally
directed Matriprasad that matters should be settled out of court by the trustees. A
series of attempts for reconciliations were made but since the trustees repeatedly denied having
caused us harassment and victimization, all the attempts failed.
Good sense has prevailed at last as Mr. Suresh Chandra De desists from conducting any enquiry and we also did not press our interim petition against him in good faith.
Today Justice P.D. Dinakaran has dismissed the Contempt Petition filed by the trustees and no contempt was recorded
against my four elder sisters.
