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My Departmental Enquiry and Confession
Before Departmental Enquiry I was not supplied with the copies of the complaints for which I was suspended. On the first day of departmental enquiry I was forced to write a Confession Letter in presence of union leader and I was removed from my services. After a long legal battle the copies of the complaints were supplied by the authority after 19 years of charge sheet. There is nor FIR/Case lodged either by authority or complainants. Is FIR mandatory for fraudulent activities in charge sheet. Now I want to challenge the confession and removal. Please advise.
Asked 10 years ago in Civil Law
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3 Answers
confession if made by force has to be retracted immediately .you have to in your retraction letter mention that you were forced to sign the confession letter . in addition if you lodge police complaint mentioning that you were threatened and forced to sign the confession it would strengthen your case .
in the present case you want to retract confession after 19 years . it appears to be an after thought .
You have not mentioned if you filed a police complaint for being coerced to write a confessional statement.You ought to have challenged the confession immediately after making it. The lapse of 19 years in challenging it has now made your confession final and beyond the pale of judicial challenge. It is too late in the day now to even think of assailing the confession.
