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(1) It, m the opinion of the State Govern- dissSve "die m e n t any Mohkuma Parishad is not competent to Mohkuma perform , or persistently makes default in the per- Pa ris ha d in formance of the duties imposed on the Mohkuma case ot in- parishad by or under this Act or otherwise by law, de faultC or’ o r exceeds or abuses its powers, or in the event abuse of of the failure on the pa rt of the Mohkuma Pari- powers. shad to provide such services as the State Govern ment may, by notification in the official Gazette, declare to be essential services, the State Govern ment, after giving the Mohkuma Parishad an op portunity for submitting an explanation in regard to the matter, may, by notification, stating the reason for so doing, declare such Mohkuma Pari shad to be incompetent, or in default, or to have exceeded or abused its powers, as the case may be, and supersede the Mohkuma Parishad for a period not exceeding six months at a time or dissolve the Mohkuma Parishad and order for a fresh constitution as soon as possible: Provided that nothing in this Section shall be deemed to require the State Government to give a personal hearing to the Mohkuma Parishad before any order is passed under this Section. (2) When an order of supersession or dissolu tion has been passed under sub-section (1), the following consequences shall ensue:— (i) all members o f the Mohkuma Parishad shall, as from the date of the order, vacate their offices as such members ; (ii) all the powers and duties which under this Act may be exercised and performed by the Mohkuma Parishad, shall during the period of supersession or in the case o f dissolution till the fresh Mohkuma Parishad is reconstituted, be exercised and performed by such person or persons as the State Government may direct ; and (iii) all the properties vested in the Mohkuma Parishad shall, during the period of supersession or dissolution, as the case may be, vest in the State Government. 22 Dissolution