The Karnataka High Court has said that courts or tribunals should not lightly interfere in the matter of misconduct arising out of charges of corruption. A departmental enquiry was held by the respondent No.2 herein and an enquiry report was submitted on 24.10.2019. Moreover, there is sufficient evidence against respondent No.1 in the departmental enquiry which has not been appreciated by the KSAT. The KSAT ought not to have interfered with the findings recorded in the departmental proceedings without properly appreciating the evidence on record. Hence, the impugned order of the KSAT is required to be set-aside.”Appearance: AGA G. K Hiregoudar for Petitioners.