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Supreme Court criticises school staff's protest while being part of institution: 'Satyagraha in front of school gate'
The Daily Guardian
|December 12, 2024
The court while considering the facts and circumstances of the case observed and has clarified that even if the penalty is modified, the issue of back wages would not arise. Since no representative appeared for the state.
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The Supreme Court in the case K. Shahul Hameed v. State of Kerala observed wherein the petition is filed by a former school employee against the dismissal for protesting alleged corruption in the school.
The court in the case orally remarked that employees cannot protest against their employer while remaining part of the institution.
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