Judiciary supporting frauds
Debit card data compromise in India.
I am not amused on seeing the news today. In a country where a bank punishes an officer for refusing to compromise SWIFT security and removed from service, And his appeal to every authority in the country including president of India and chief justice of India for justice is ignored for more than ten years it is bound to happen.
The high court of Karnataka Judge even though concurred that the punishment of removal from service is disproportionate, since the officer is stickler for rules he may be given compulsory retirement. So that the bank executives can continue their illegitimate activities without hindrance.
He ignored the facts before him that the officer was not provided with the documents requested to prove the action was victimization for bringing out irregularities and scams in gold banking, Investment division, and international banking, violation of FERA, FEMA, import export policy, fudging of balance sheets etc,etc, and participated in biased enquiry under protest.
If this is the attitude shown by authorities such scams are bound to happen.
It is only a tip of the iceberg.
Hope the authorities will wake up to clean the banking and regulatory, judicial authorities of such elements more
I am not amused on seeing the news today. In a country where a bank punishes an officer for refusing to compromise SWIFT security and removed from service, And his appeal to every authority in the country including president of India and chief justice of India for justice is ignored for more than ten years it is bound to happen.
The high court of Karnataka Judge even though concurred that the punishment of removal from service is disproportionate, since the officer is stickler for rules he may be given compulsory retirement. So that the bank executives can continue their illegitimate activities without hindrance.
He ignored the facts before him that the officer was not provided with the documents requested to prove the action was victimization for bringing out irregularities and scams in gold banking, Investment division, and international banking, violation of FERA, FEMA, import export policy, fudging of balance sheets etc,etc, and participated in biased enquiry under protest.
If this is the attitude shown by authorities such scams are bound to happen.
It is only a tip of the iceberg.
Hope the authorities will wake up to clean the banking and regulatory, judicial authorities of such elements more
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Dayanandaji, 'dismissed for non-prosecution' means that your case was dismissed by the court because no one/Advocate appear from your side to present/argue the matter. You can yourself access the court order/judgment by case no at: http://karnatakajudiciary.kar.nic.in/judgments.asp more
Oct 25
baraji what about my appeal petition I mentioned and what is the meaning of dismissed for non prosecution. I could not make out. are you an advocate and if so please provide me your contact number or email more
Oct 24
If you were not satisfied you could have filed an appeal in State Commission. See, judiciary's judgment is based on facts, circumstances and evidence produced by the parties. I am not aware if you had referred the 'package and food commodity Act, 1991. According to this act, on all packed items maximum retail price which is inclusive of local taxes, freight charged etc., must be mentioned on the body of the item. Also, you should have argued that the shop-owner had paid local tax to whole seller on whole sale price but charged local tax from you on retail price which is always on higher side. In this way he made himself illegally rich. more
Oct 24
Dayanandaji, I tried checking the judgments/orders on Karnataka High Court web site based on the case no you shared, but could not find any detail as such. The orders passed in Writ Petition 14897/2006 have no details at all and Criminal Petition No. 3232/2007 was dismissed for non-prosecution. If you are OK, please upload the copy of the Writ Petition you had filed. more
Oct 22
