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498A FIR - ground for suspension for Govt Employee and moral turpitude


16-Sep-2023 (In Criminal Law)
FIR u/s 498-A registered by police.No police arrest or custody or arrest. Got anticipatory bail. Whether employer(PSU Company) can pass suspension orders on basis of Police FIR only? Do section 498-A FIR covers moral turpitude for suspension Purpose ?
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Answer #1
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Hi, A person is deemed to be not guilty and innocent until and unless the person/Accused is convicted by law of the land. Incase, the PSU Company initiate such act, you may seek legal assistance. Need not worry. For more information, feel free to have a word with me.
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Answer #2
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There was lot of misuse of section 498 A in the past, supreme Court has taken suo motto in this regard.. Since your case is under process of litigation, and the charges are yet to be​ proved against you under such circumstances the PSU or any government or semi government can't pass a suspension order ( they are not above justice) against any employee.
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MAYUR VENKATA CHAKRADHARAN
Respected Sir/Madam, it is very useful to the employees, who are working under the Govt sectors. Thank you very much

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