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FITE's Legal Battle Madras High Court - TCS retrenchment issue

FITE’s legal battle at Madras High Court continues   FITE Organization February 25, 2015 Chennai Chapter In January 2015, FITE has filed two writ petitions in the Madras High Court to direct the labour conciliation officer to initiate conciliation proceedings immediately and to provide the interim stay against the termination by TCS till then. On the first writ filed by FITE, TCS management had revoked the termination letter stating that it had come to know through that writ petition that petitioner was pregnant and hence it was revoking the termination order issued to her. The Honourable Madras High Court disposed the writ petition but kept all the other arguments open in that case.This was a tactical move from TCS side as there is another writ petition in the queue with the same grounds. TCS has taken the decision to deal with the second writ petition and at the same time to boost its image in the public arena by revoking the termination letter of a pregnant employee. In fact,

Fence Eating the Crops - Another Dushasana in the garb of School Head Master Exposed

i am dismayed to see this news where the HM exploiting an under privileged girl for his lust - Damn his perversion!   HC dismisses bail plea of school HM 2 21.8.2015 (UNI) Equating a 50-year-old government school Head Master (HM) acting as dushasana (who disrobed Draupadi in Tamil epic Mahabharat), towards girl students and acting as Duriyodhana towards male students, the Madras High refused to grant bail to him following sexual harassment charges. The Head Master, Mariya Louis, was arrested for sexually harassing a tenth standard girl student at Kangeyam in Tiruppur district of Tamil Nadu, about 450 km from here. The charges against him was that he had sexually harassed the girl, who discontinued her studies due to her family's poor financial situation, while taking special tuition classes for her last month. After the girl attempted self-immolation, police registered a case and arrested him, following which he approached the High Court seeking bail. When the