memo of charges - unwanted

Dear Dr. Vasu,

You can sure have the liberty to approach the civil court for compensation for intentional mental agony caused to you by your superior, if you can effectively prove that and that the case has officially been closed by issue of a memo with due reason to justify the closure of the case.

To approach SC Commission is your right, if you have been intentionally harrassed out of malice of your superior towards your being of SC community.

PS Dhingra

Chief Executive Officer

Dhingra Group of Management & Vigilance Consultants

New Delhi-110089

Mobile: 09968076381

[dcgroup1962@gmail.com]

Once matter is closed, the same can not be agitated. moreover, after a long span of time as you said in present case of three years, no misconduct is can be taken into account for disciplinary proceedings unless it was stayed on account of any previous proceeding whether departmental or judicial and/or it amount serious financial irregularity or moral turpitude or gross insubordination. this in present case, my opinion is to challenge the action of your superior.

Let me thank all of you. for the reply.

T

The charges and allegations were leveled by a superior individual in the chair. The reporting authority

You had replied to the charges.

If based on your reply/replies the case has been closed in writing and your replies are recorded as sufficient, by another superior indivisual in the chair, you can escalate the matter and challenge the action of previous superior. In case the superior was vindictive /biased to prolong the matter for 3 years to keep you on edges, you can take the recourse in your establishment or court of law.

It shall be appropriate to show all records to a competent lawyer/law firm.

Such individual who abuse the process/rules and misuse the position/power should not be spared.

The illusion he is superior and you inferior should go or he shall continue to torment others. Let him pay thru his nose. He shall realize when he shall attend the proceedings at his cost.

if you want to file criminal prosecution you need permission of the authority competent to dismiss the Secretary (S/197 CrPC)
.  you have no remedy against denial of permission

you need to seek approval of your appointing authority if you want to file civil suit for vindicating your official conduct in court of law.