LAWS(RAJ)-1993-8-70

MAHESH KUMAR Vs. UNITED COMMERCIAL BANK AND ORS.

Decided On August 26, 1993
MAHESH KUMAR Appellant
V/S
United Commercial Bank and Ors. Respondents

JUDGEMENT

(1.) THIS special appeal Under Section 18 of the Rajasthan High Court Ordinance, 1949 has been directed against the order of learned Single Judge of this Court dt. 26.3.1993 whereby the writ petition filed by the petitioner against his dismissal by the respondents has been dismissed.

(2.) BRIEF facts which are necessary for the disposal of this special appeal as alleged by the appellant petitioner are that he is a natural born son of Biharilal of Sr. Madhopur and tailor by caste. In pursuance of advertisement issued by the respondent Bank in the year 1983 the appellant applied vide Anx. 12 for the post of Cashier -cum -clerk alleging to be a member of Scheduled Caste along with a certificate issued by Tehsildar marked as Anx. 13. He was appointed on the said post on 13.2.1984 against Scheduled Caste quota. Notice to show cause was issued to the petitioner on a complaint to which the petitioner filed a reply stating that he was adopted by Bhanwarilal @ Biharilal Meena of Village Dantala when he was 10 years old by a formal document, which was written in Bahi on 2.4.82 and he got a certificate issued by the Tehsildar. On enquiry it was found that the fact has been falsely canvassed by the petitioner. The Enquiry Officer came to the conclusion that the petitioner -appellant obtained the certificate through unscrupulous means and by misrepresenting about belonging to Meena Tribe and nothing was produced regarding his adoption. This allegation that the adoption was recorded in the Bahi on 2.4.82 was not accepted. The certificate was not in the prescribed proforma and was also not issued by the District Magistrate. The respondent Bank dismissed the appellant from service. Against the order of dismissal the appellant filed a writ petition but the same was also dismissed. Hence, this special appeal.

(3.) HEARD learned Counsel for the appellant and perused the impugned order as well as the case law.