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S.TALAPATRA
Pranay Kumar Bhattacharjee, son of late Dayal Bandhu Bhattacharjee – Appellant
Versus
Tripura State Co-operative Bank Limited – Respondent
1. By means of this writ petition the petitioner has challenged the memoranda dated 24.01.2004 and 21.07.2004 (Annexures 2 and 3 respectively to the writ petition) and has urged this court for directing the respondents to revoke or rescind those memoranda dated 24.01.2004 and 21.07.2004 as well as to refund a sum of Rs.1,22,500 which has been recovered from the petitioner without observing any fair procedure.
2. The petitioner while working as the Supervisor in the Tripura State Cooperative Bank Limited, hereinafter referred to as “the bank-respondent”, received the memorandum bearing No.C-2/903/TSCB/Estt/10044-48/04 dated 24.01.2004 containing allegations, inter alia, that on 21.01.2004 there was a shortage of cash to the extent of Rs.2,45,000 resulted by fraudulent withdrawal of the cash. It had been further alleged that one Chan Mohan Saha, Branch Manager and the petitioner holding the post of Grade-III officers were responsible for such fraudulent withdrawal. By the said memorandum dated 24.01.2004 both the petitioner and Chan Mohan Saha were saddled with the financial liability in equal share and it was directed that a sum of Rs.1,22,500 would be recovered from both t
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