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High Court quashes terminations JKSRTC employees
‘No one should be condemned unheard’
1/2/2023 11:09:47 PM
Early Times Report

Jammu, Jan 2: Justice Rajnesh Oswal of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh High Court while allowing bunch of petitions, quashed the order of terminations of employee of JKSRTC who were accused of misappropriating the revenue of the Corporation/
Justice Oswal observed that the he respondents have violated the principles of natural justice that no one should be condemned unheard. No doubt notices were issued to the petitioners but hearing in the case of the petitioners would mean holding of a regular enquiry for the purpose of imposing any major penalty upon the petitioners in accordance with rules and regulations.
Justice Oswal allowed the petitions and quashed the termination orders with the direction that the petitioners namely Tej Krishan Bhat, Daljeet Singh, Mohammad Sadiq, Sukhdev Singh, Amar Singh, Arjun Singh, Jasbir Singh, Mohammad Sharief Wani, Jagtar Singh and Nanak Chand are reinstated with all the consequential benefits from the date of termination of their services.
However, the respondents shall be free to proceed afresh against the petitioners in accordance with the law, if they intend to do so. (JNF)
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