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The Bombay High Court upheld the Reserve Bank of India’s decision to compulsorily retire an employee who remained absent from duty without authorisation for nearly three years.
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Who
Bombay High Court, Reserve Bank of India (RBI), Animesh Bakuli, Justices R I Chagla and Advait M Sethna, Senior Advocate S U Kamdar
What
The Bombay High Court upheld the Reserve Bank of India’s decision to compulsorily retire an employee who remained absent from duty without authorisation for nearly three years.
When
Thu, 11 Jun 2026 09:30:49 GMT · 1h 53m ago
Where
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Why
Animesh Bakuli, a former senior assistant at the RBI, was compulsorily retired due to unauthorised absence from his duties for nearly three years, which the court observed was detrimental to public interest.
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This ruling establishes a precedent for upholding employer rights, particularly in public sector institutions like the RBI, to enforce disciplinary actions for extended unauthorised absences, ensuring accountability for employees in responsible positions. It underscores the legal framework supporting compulsory retirement as a penalty for grave misconduct.
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