You have posted that:
-------“ it is management decision due to company 's policy………………….. that we can not allow you to work” { if it is stated in email that“(since your husband has left organization)’}
It is felt that this is not a just and justified reason.
{ Supreme Court of India has held that “‘2. Whenever it is said that something has to be done within the discretion of the authority then that something has to be done according to the rules of reason and Justice and not according to private opinion , according to law and not humor. It must not be arbitrary vague and fanciful. [626D]”}
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-----“But my manager pressurize me to resign frommy job. “ “She is mentally pressurize me.”
Record such transactions (audio/visual) and keep witness with you?
Without any evidence it will be just an allegation.
Later you may have a claim that you were coerced and forced to resign and since you did not you were terminated.
From the language of email it is felt that company has issued you the notice of termination which you may have to serve to earn salary. If you do not company shall adjust it in FNF dues or proceed to recover………………
You can approach Labor Inspector, o/o Labor Commissioner, Inspector under Shops and Commercial Establishments Act and may even approach Trade Unions…………………….
It shall be appropriate to show all docs to a competent and experienced labor consultant and service lawyer and proceed under the expert advice of your lawyer. Let your lawyer ask you a set of structured questions and opine whether you would be covered as ‘workman’ as in ID act and/or ‘employee’ as in Shops and Commercial Establishments Act………………….or not !!!
Firm up your next venture As Ap.
Supreme Court of India
Sant Raj & Anr vs O.P. Singla & Anr………………….
https://www.indiankanoon.org/doc/476799/
“HELD; 1. Ordinarily , where the termination of service is found to be bad and illegal , in the field of industrial relations a declaration follows that the workman continues to be in service and has to be reinstated in service with full backwages. The Labour Court has however , the discretion to award compensation in respect of reinstatement if the circumstances of a particular case , are unusual or exceptional so as to make reinstatement inexpedient or improper.”
Your lawyer that has seen all of your docs and advice you best.
Let your lawyer’s opinion be last and final on your matter.
Valuable advice of learned experts/members is sought.