Supreme Court of India
Manoj H. Mishra v. Union of India & Ors.
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Labour Law - Misconduct - Removal - Propriety - Appellant, workman and trade union leader, at an Atomic power project - Accident at the project due to heavy rains - Appellant wrote letter to Editor of a vernacular newspaper narrating about the incident and also highlighting serious lapses on the part of the project authorities in regard to functioning of the project and the imminent danger to it - Removal of appellant on ground that he unauthorisedly communicated to the Press, official information concerning the project; made statement, which amounted to criticism of the project management or
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