My wife is an officer in a public sector bank in Mumbai. I work in Bangalore. After our marriage, she applied for a transfer to Bangalore, and the head office approved it and sent the request to her department. It’s been a month, but her department head still hasn’t relieved her, saying they can’t release her until they find a replacement. Is there a law that sets a maximum time limit for this process? What other steps can we take to expedite her transfer?

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Law Forum › Category: Labour & Service › My wife is an officer in a public sector bank in Mumbai. I work in Bangalore. After our marriage, she applied for a transfer to Bangalore, and the head office approved it and sent the request to her department. It’s been a month, but her department head still hasn’t relieved her, saying they can’t release her until they find a replacement. Is there a law that sets a maximum time limit for this process? What other steps can we take to expedite her transfer?
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Apni Law Staff asked 1 year ago

My wife is an officer in a public sector bank in Mumbai. I work in Bangalore. After our marriage, she applied for a transfer to Bangalore, and the head office approved it and sent the request to her department. It’s been a month, but her department head still hasn’t relieved her, saying they can’t release her until they find a replacement. Is there a law that sets a maximum time limit for this process? What other steps can we take to expedite her transfer?

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

Indian law doesn’t specify a maximum time limit for processing internal transfers within a public sector bank. However, your wife can formally request a written explanation from her department head regarding the delay. You can also approach the bank’s grievance redressal mechanism or the relevant authorities for intervention.

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