Supreme Court of India
Bcpp Mazdoor Sangh and Anr. v. N.T.P.C. and Ors.
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What the Court ordered
In view of the aforesaid rulings the transfer of employees from NTPC - a public sector undertaking to E BALCO which is a private organiz.ation is bad in law.
Judgment, page 24
From the headnote
Disinvestment-Transfer of employees from public sector undertaking(PSU) to private sector-NTPC-PSU managing BCPP, wholly owned by BALCO-PSU-NTPC recruiting non-executive employees-Disinvestment of BALCO-PSU by Government, resulting into conversion of BAL CO to private sector and existing management deciding to manage BCP P themselves-Transfer of non-executive employees from PSU to private sector on basis of agreement between NTPC and BALCO, enabling NTPC to manage and control BCPP Justification of-Held: Transfer of employees from NTPC to BALCO bad in law-Agreement between NTPC and BALCO…
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