1. This will not effect directly, but the employer might initiate disciplinary inquiry upon you by serving a show cause notice.

2. Trial will take 3-4 years.

3. If you are found guilty then also after initiating a disciplinary inquiry the employer might terminate you, however there must be a clause to this effect in your service rules.

4. This can not be told beforehand, depends on the trial.

5. You will not be eligible for the government job if you are convicted by the court.

There will be no issue with the job till the case is pending.

If you feel that the FIR has been lodged on false, frivolous and vexatious grounds then you may certainly go for filing a FIR quashing petition in the High Court.

Regards

1. Since you have got bail there is no scope for suspension anymore. If you are convicted then only there is such chance.

2. Criminal trial takes lot of time, not less than 5 years to end.

3. You can prefer appeal against conviction and pray for stay on sentences. Once that is done DP is unlikely.

4. No

5. Not likely.

Hi, the trial will take 1-2 years to get decide .. If found guilty , yes you can be convicted .. However , that depends upon the trail , and the investigation report of the officer .. It is advisable to settle the matter amicably with the Complainat and make the witness hostile to come out of the case

1. As long as you are not arrested and kept under custody/detention for 48 hours, this is in no way going to affect you job. In any case, since this is not evenly remotely concerned with the discharge of your official duties, there is going to be no problem.

2. 4-5 Years. Depends on how long the trial goes.

3. You may be penalised on the ground of your action which has resulted in conviction. The Disciplinary Authority will decide as to what action has to be taken against you.

4. That's a matter of trial.

5. You will be placed under suspension the minute your suspension exceeds beyond 48 hours.

Hi

1. It should not have effect on your govt. Job

2. Duration of case decision cannot be predicted.

3. You may have to leave your job if found guilty.

4. Chances of imprisonment is not much

File for FIR quash in High Court, if you have some facts in your favour.

Thank You

1) it would not affect your govt job if you ya e not been in custody fir more than 48 hours

2) criminal case would take 10 years to be disposed of

3) if you are convicted you would be dismissed from service

4) you can be sentenced to imprisonment if convicted

My only advise is you shoudl try to quash the FIR in high court by way of compromising the matter with opposite party on the basis of some monetary compensation.

1. Since you have already obtained bail you need not be worried about this case for the present.

You can challenge the same and get acquitted so that you you can get relief of conviction and escape from suspension

2. It will depend on how the case is prosecuted. Generally it takes at least two years for disposal.

3. It i based on the verdict against you

4. If you are convicted and sentenced to undergo imprisonment, then yo have to prefer an appeal on merits.

5. Perhaps you will not be eligible