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Re-opening inquiry after detection that vital information


28-Jan-2023 (In Labour & Service Law)

REC dismissed me in 1992 on basis of ex-parte inquiry, without disclosing that impugned LTC claim was never processed - a fact that REC disclosed in May 2014 to CIC. The said LTC claim was mainstay of inquiry with 3 out of 6 charges including some 3 old, settled frivolous charges. Since May 2014, I have been seeking to re-open the inquiry, which REC and Ministry of Power have not agreed to. Can I seek legal recourse successfully. Earlier, I had unsuccessfully been fighting this case at various courts, but not on this ground as I was not even aware of fact of non processing of LTC claim.

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You certainly can seek legal recourse but you will have to satisfy the court that you were not aware of the fact of non processing of ltc claim. You can even approach the court to set aside the ex parte enquiry if you can satisfy the court that department did not give opportunity to present your side.

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