S.TALAPATRA
Chittesh Dasgupta – Appellant
Versus
United Bank of India – Respondent
By means of this writ petition, the petitioner who was a Scale-II officer in the United Bank of India, the UBI in short, has challenged the departmental proceeding as was drawn against him by the chargesheet No. PD/VIG/DIR/1601/169/2009 dated 09.01.2009 by the Disciplinary Authority and prayed for his reinstatement assumably on interfering the order of the disciplinary authority under No.PD/DIR/1601/6346/2009 dated 08.07.2009 and the order of the appellate authority under No. No.PD/DIR/1601/9384/ 2009 dated 20.10.2009.
[2] The undisputed facts as emerged from the records are that while the petitioner was posted at Teliamura Branch of the UBI as the Manager (Operation) he had overdrawn an amount of Rs.1,60,000/(Rupees One lac Sixty thousands) from his overdraft account bearing No.340016 though he had no such amount in his credit on the day of withdrawal. The petitioner has in the writ petition admitted specifically that he did never deny the said fact on any occasion. Even the Branch Manager did not ask him to repay the excess amount with the chargeable interest within a stipulated period.
[3] According to the petitioner, since he was never entrusted with the work of the Bran
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