My brother-in-law has filed a case against me to fight back against the domestic violence case my sister filed against him. Will this affect my chances of getting a job as an ISRO scientist?

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Apni Law Staff asked 12 months ago

My brother-in-law has filed a case against me to fight back against the domestic violence case my sister filed against him. Will this affect my chances of getting a job as an ISRO scientist?

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Apni Law Staff answered 12 months ago

Indian law does not directly link personal legal disputes with employment opportunities. However, if the case against you is serious and receives significant media attention, it might indirectly affect your chances of getting a job. ISRO may consider your character and conduct during the recruitment process.

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