Advocate Sparsh Gupta

Questions Answered by Advocate Sparsh Gupta

Q: What can i do in case of sexual harassment at work place

i am suffering from sexual and mentally harassment in my office by my officer. Madam kindly suggest me how to write a letter against him. He is continusly harrasing me by his behaviour and dirty activities and many more. He calles me in his cabin and does always silly talks with me like that girl weared that top i can see her undergarments etc... how do you feel furing waxing kindly suggest me how to write letter

Advocate Sparsh Gupta answered
Mam its very apologetic to hear that you were subjected to sexual harassment at your workplace . However, I am to going to suggest you some methods to bring to yourself to justice . Firstly in case there is an internal complaints committee inform them by making a representation against that officer of yours and forward a copy of that to Local Complaint Committee which is constituted in every district and headed by the District Officer. The possible way is that you file a written complaint containing a description of each incident with the dates timings locations and the name of the accused officer as well as the working relationship of you with that officer with this committee. In case you feel at any point that the person being an officer of yours is trying to influence the complaint committee or the complaint committee is biased you can lodge a complaint in the nearest police station and they will pursue the matter in their own terms then.

Q: Child born outside India birth certificate not registered still

LEGAL status of a child born abroad to Indian parents but his borth is not registered with the Consulate General of India within a period of one year? Whether he is Indian National?

Advocate Sparsh Gupta answered
You have to register the birth of your child at the Indian consulate. You have to do it within one year from the birth of the child, as after that time you will need a special permission to register it.You - as parents - are expected to also provide an undertaking in writing that your child does not hold any other citizensip. So your child will not be able to hold two citizenships - one of USA and one of India. You do not need NRI status for your child if you are moving to India in the long run. However if you are considering keeping the US passport for your child, then you may consider Overseas Citizenship of India (OCI) status. Being an OCI provides you with many rights of Indian citizens, however you cannot:- vote in Indian elections- hold administrative, political, constitutional and governmental posts- acquire agricultural and plantation properties in India (but can inherit them)