For new job joining

Querist : Anonymous (Querist) 14 December 2020 This query is : Resolved
Sir , I am a govt regular employee, I have applied through proper channel for new job and got selected in that which is a psc lecturer post. When I was working in old department a fir is lodge against me which is pending and about to dispose of in 3-4 month. I also mention about this in my new job and after police verification they served me joining letter. But due to case is pending in court I want some time in joining so I requested for 6 month extension in joining but they give me 1 month time only. Sir pls suggest me how can I get 6 month time so that I finish all pending case in old job and join in new with fresh mind. As I want to join new job but it is in other state and if I join new then I can not finish my court case early . And also I have doubt that is their any mistake by their side so they don't check for court case. Sir pls suggest so I can join new job

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A government employee has been selected for a new lecturer post but has a pending court case from their previous role. Despite mentioning the case and passing police verification, they were only granted a one-month joining extension instead of the requested six. The advice suggests joining the new job as planned, as delaying could be detrimental. It's recommended to seek exemption from court appearances through their lawyer, as courts are often lenient, especially given recent circumstances. The discussion also questions the initial police verification process and advises consulting their current lawyer for guidance.

Isaac Gabriel (Expert) 14 December 2020
You have stated only after police verification orders were issued. If you didn't reveal the pending case it may create problem. Try to get exemption from appearing since your posting is outside the state through your councel. Since you have applied through proper channel, and the delinquemcy in your old post, this may not affect you.

P. Venu (Expert) 14 December 2020
You are fortunate that, in spite of the pending criminal case, you have cleared the police verification and is appointed to the new job. You are in a wrong pursuit if you delay joining the new post.

As regards to your presence in the court, your advocate can seek exemption from appearance. Courts have the discretion to grant such exemption except on the occasion of Section 313-examination. Moreover, Courts are quite lenient in this context because of the Covid-19 scenario. .

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Rajendra K Goyal (Expert) 14 December 2020
It is advisable to join your new job in the given conditions rather to seek time for joining.

There is no guarantee that case would end in next 6 months. Next date can be given on one or the other reason / COVID-19 situation.

Advocate Bhartesh goyal (Expert) 14 December 2020
Well adviced by expert P. Venu .I concur with. his opinion.

kavksatyanarayana (Expert) 14 December 2020
I agreed with the advice of the learned-expert Mr.P. Venu sir.

Sudhir Kumar, Advocate (Expert) 15 December 2020
This case will also be hindrance in acceptance of resignation which you are yet to realise.

First of all police verification was not needed in this case and the new deptt could have called for verfication done by earlier deptt.

You are saying that you mentioned about this case and yet being appointed. Difficult to swallow although some experts tend to believe this.

Not known in which workings you mentioned it and not clear what addresses (past five years) you stated and where the case is.

Please come clear with facts so that the experts who have commented so far can review their views.

Dr J C Vashista (Expert) 15 December 2020
Very well analysed, opined and advised by experts especially Mr. P Venu, which I endorse.

Dr J C Vashista (Expert) 15 December 2020
Mr./ Ms Anonymous,
Your case is being defended by an able, competent and intelligent lawyer as stated by you, who is well aware about the facts and circumstance of the matter, what is his / her advise ? Follow it till you have faith in him /her (your lawyer) thereafter change him /her immediately.
Opinion and advise of experts on this platform is based on the facts posted by you, which can differ with your lawyer depending upon facts and evidence(s).

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