If allegations are proved in inquiry, the matter is referred to:

According to the PERA Force Laws, when an inquiry determines that the allegations against an officer are proved, the matter is formally referred to the SDEO (Sub-Divisional Executive Officer). The SDEO is responsible for reviewing the inquiry findings and taking further action, which may include disciplinary measures, administrative directions, or recommendations for legal proceedings as per the law.

This provision ensures that confirmed cases are addressed promptly and by the appropriate authority within the PERA framework. Referring matters to the SDEO promotes accountability and procedural correctness, allowing higher authorities to supervise enforcement actions while maintaining transparency.

By directing proved cases to the SDEO, the PERA Act ensures that enforcement officers are held responsible for misconduct, while procedural fairness is maintained throughout the investigation and follow-up process. This mechanism strengthens the efficiency and credibility of the PERA enforcement system.