Dehradun, May 23 -- The Uttarakhand high court on Thursday directed Public Works Department (PWD) to remove all adverse remarks made in the transfer order of Rizwan Khan, who is additional assistant engineer in PWD Uttarakhand and son of the rape accused Mohammad Usman. Kartikeya Hari Gupta, counsel of the petitioner, said Rizwan Khan had challenged the punitive and stigmatic transfer order dated May 5 by which he had been transferred from PWD construction division Khatima to Temporary Division PWD Ghansali on administrative grounds. "Petitioner is the son of Mohammad Usman who is the accused in minor rape case in Nainital filed on April 30. We pleaded before the court that the transfer order issued on May 5 is in violation of Uttarakhand Transfer Act 2017. We pleaded before the Court that as a Government servant, he has no problem with the transfer, but the transfer on administrative grounds, which mentions 'laxity of work' and 'non-compliance of orders of superiors' has been wrongly mentioned in the transfer order," he said. "The court disposed of the petition and ordered PWD to expunge all the adverse remarks made against the petitioner in the transfer order," he further said. The bench of justice Manoj Tiwari and justice Ashish Naithani gave this direction. On April 30, the police registered an FIR and arrested building contractor Mohammad Usman for allegedly raping the 12-year-old girl in his car on April 12. The FIR was registered under section 65 (1) (Punishment for rape in certain cases of rape on a woman under sixteen years), 351 (2) (criminal intimidation) of Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and relevant sections of Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act at Mallital police station....