Chi bribe case

rishabh (Querist) 09 March 2016 This query is : Resolved
i was convicted and sentenced in cbi bribe case few years back. after that i put the case in high court and same has been accepted but no hearing has started till date. last to last year they started departmental enquiry but before getting the result they have given me dismiisal notice from service few days back.what should i do as i m only a year due for retirement, pls suggest?

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Guest (Expert) 09 March 2016
fight your appeal case effectively to get yourself exonerated of the charge in order to make yourself eligible for the service benefits. If you like to get more guidance based on examination of your case related documents, you may send the documents through email at: 1962dcg@gmail.com

Sudhir Kumar, Advocate (Expert) 10 March 2016
it is not understood why deptt initiated depttl proceedings. in cae of conviction all that is reuired is to serve SCN and pass penalty after hearing the reply.

Rajendra K Goyal (Expert) 10 March 2016
Department may have considered the conviction as base for your termination. Fact can be ascertained after referring the orders.

Defend yourself in the appeal proceedings.

P. Venu (Expert) 10 March 2016
You only hope is in the High Court quashing conviction and punishment and acquitting on merits.
You can get the matter expedite the matter, if so advised.

rishabh (Querist) 11 March 2016
Thanks for the response sir... But I would like to know how many chances are there in high court? And what lawyer I should go for?

Secondly can I approach CAT for the same?

They took action under rule 14(i) of d&a rules

Pls suggest

Sudhir Kumar, Advocate (Expert) 11 March 2016
use of rule 14 of CCS(CC&A) rules is negligence on the part of deptt an undue favour to you. Since you stood convicted criminal case then there was no need for any chargehseet or inquiry.

all that the authorities needed was to read rule 19 and issue you a show cause notice and after considering the reply pass penalty order.

you have been well advised not to expect any relief in the deptt unless you are exonerated by high court that too on merit and not on procedural ground.

if you have a lot of spare money to feed lawyers then go to CAT.

Sudhir Kumar, Advocate (Expert) 11 March 2016
anyone having any sympathy for you cannot advise anything further unless he has seen all papers (which by now might be above 10 Kg.

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