A school teacher is under suspension as a criminal complaint was lodged by the parents of a student that he attempted to molest her. A criminal case is filed and pending disposal. In these circumstances, a local enquiry conducted by a special team of the school management finds that the teacher is innocent and may not be guilty. The school is run by minority management and the teacher belongs to a major class. In these circumstances, can the school correspondent revoke the earlier order of suspension and allow him to proceed with his job subject to the condition that he should immediately step down if the court cerdict goes against him. I request the opinion of the learned and the elite.
