Raj Andhra Pradesh (Daily Wage Earner) 11 May 2020

Dismissal from Railway

If someone is dismissed from service of railways upon conviction from lower court for a crime of murder but later she's acquitted from higher court. Will the railway take back the employee ? What will be the process ? Or will it compensate ? since higher court judgement came after 8 years.

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This discussion explores the situation of an employee dismissed from railway service following a murder conviction, who was later acquitted by a higher court. The core question is whether the railway will re-employ the individual, what the process would involve, or if compensation is due, especially given the significant time lapse. The thread also features a heated exchange between forum members regarding the quality and tone of advice provided.

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SHIRISH PAWAR, 7738990900 (Advocate) 11 May 2020

Helo,

You are entitle for compensation and reinstatement in service as per judgment.

Raj Andhra Pradesh (Daily Wage Earner) 12 May 2020

I got the answer from another forum. Thanks for your concern sir.

SHIRISH PAWAR, 7738990900 (Advocate) 12 May 2020

Mr. Om Praksh. You can either answer the question or ignore it. I dont need your certificate let the querist decide.

First you improve your reply quality. Dont try to criticise me mr. cheap manager.

SHIRISH PAWAR, 7738990900 (Advocate) 12 May 2020

I dont need your rubish remarks. I repeat imrove your quality to reply query. You are showing your qualification by addressing me like this mr. toilet cleaning lietenant (?) of Navy.

cheap manager mind your language.