Supreme Court of India
Naresh Chandra Bhardwaj v. Bank of India & Ors.
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Service Law: Removal from service – Appellant-bank officer sanctioned three loans while posted in one branch and recommended two loans at another branch which were ultimately classified as Non-Performing Assets – When the process of granting these loans was scrutinised by the Bank, various procedural abnormalities were found, which were likely to cause a loss of Rs.70.32 lakhs to the Bank – Punishment of removal from service imposed on the appellant – Appellant prayed that, on parity, he should also be visited only with the punishment of compulsory retirement as there were two other cases of…
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