A newly married woman, facing the weight of her father’s passing, a blind mother, and a paralyzed brother, secured a government job. Though initially promised a Grade C position, she was offered a Grade D post due to financial constraints. Accepting this lower position, she now struggles to perform her duties and desires an upgrade to the promised Grade C. What legal options or procedures can she explore to achieve this?

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Law Forum › Category: Labour & Service › A newly married woman, facing the weight of her father’s passing, a blind mother, and a paralyzed brother, secured a government job. Though initially promised a Grade C position, she was offered a Grade D post due to financial constraints. Accepting this lower position, she now struggles to perform her duties and desires an upgrade to the promised Grade C. What legal options or procedures can she explore to achieve this?
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A newly married woman, facing the weight of her father’s passing, a blind mother, and a paralyzed brother, secured a government job. Though initially promised a Grade C position, she was offered a Grade D post due to financial constraints. Accepting this lower position, she now struggles to perform her duties and desires an upgrade to the promised Grade C. What legal options or procedures can she explore to achieve this?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Under Indian law, she can pursue administrative remedies like appealing to higher authorities within the department or filing a representation. She could also explore legal avenues by filing a writ petition in the High Court challenging the denial of the promised Grade C position.

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