Removal of Chairman

The Government may, after inquiry as deemed necessary by a retired judge of the High Court, remove from office the Chairman of the Board, if he/she,—

1. (a) has been convicted of an offence involving moral turpitude; or
2. (b) has been found guilty of any lapse, misconduct, misbehavior or disgraceful conduct which in the opinion of the Government renders him unfit to be continued as Chairman; or
3. (c) has been adjudged as undischarged insolvent; or
4. (d) has been declared physically disabled by any medical authority as the Government may specify in this behalf; or
5. (e) has been adjudged to be of unsound mind by a competent authority; or
6. (f) has been acting in any manner detrimental to the aims and objects of the Board.