I agree that the expression 'changed circumstances ' in article 314 only refer to the constitutional changes which occurred after the transfer of power in August, 1947, and the coming into force of the Constitution in January, 1950, that suspension during the pendency of disciplinary proceedings or of a criminal charge is related to disciplinary matters within the meaning of those words in article 314, that from the appointed day there was no express provision in the Government of India Act or in the rules framed thereunder empowering the Governor General or the Governor to suspend, otherwise as penalty, officers appointed by the Secretary of State for India and that any order of suspension pending enquiry against a person appointed by the Secretary of State on a day immediately before the coming into force of the Constitution had to be made by the Government in the exercise of the general power of suspension which an employer has with respect to his employee, that this general power an employer has to suspend an employee pending an enquiry into his conduct vests in the appropriate authority where the Government is the employer and a public servant is the employee and that such an authority in the case of Government, in view of the peculiar structure of the hierarchy of Government, be taken to be the, authority which has the power to appoint the public servant concerned.