Filing a petition four days after an ODPC complaint is forum shopping, not urgency

A university employee alleged his phone had been accessed and the information used to terminate his employment, in violation of Articles 28 and 31. He had lodged a complaint with the Data Protection Commissioner — and then filed a constitutional petition on largely the same facts just four days later, before the ODPC's own 90-day statutory investigation window under Section 56(5) had even begun to run. The Court dismissed the petition, holding that running parallel proceedings on the same complaint amounted to forum shopping and offended both the doctrine of exhaustion and constitutional avoidance.