Remove Diagnostics Pack, Database Tuning Pack :Oracle 10g

Hi All,
I want to remove Application Server Configuration Pack, Application Server Diagnostics Pack, Database Configuration Pack, Database Diagnostics Pack, Database Tuning Pack from 10g due to license restriction. How can I remove these packs from command line syntax in 10g as I don't have GUI access so unable to perform from OEM?
Regards

Thanks Srini,
According to link provided by you we can revoke license with emcli tool but it is not installed with current database (10.2.0.4.0).
Please advice is there any procedure available which can disable all these packs in 10g.
Regards

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