If someone serves as an MLA for even 1 day and later becomes an MP, they are eligible for 2 pensions for life.
But if you work 40 years and lose your job at 50, you get nothing: no freebies, no subsidies.
That’s the irony.
I request @theicai to immediately intervene & get the required relief to the article.
Also ensure the justice is delivered & nothing such sort happens in future. 🙏🙏
If this incident is true and ICAI council members have some shame and concern for students they must act against cruel CA at "poneet gupta & co" for mentally & physically harassing a student. This incident require investigation and media attention.
He is Kurubara Suresh, a labourer in Karnataka's Kodagu. His wife, Mallige, went missing in 2021.
Suresh filed a missing report, but the police registered a murder case against him after skeletal remains of a woman were found within their jurisdiction. He was coerced into confessing to the murder of his wife and jailed.
He spent 18 months in custody before a court-ordered DNA test confirmed the remains weren’t of his wife, Mallige. He was granted bail.
Even 1½ years after his release on bail, villagers, relatives, and even his two teenage kids still believed he had killed his wife. No one believed his pleas until his friends spotted Mallige alive, having lunch with her boyfriend, Ganesh, at a hotel on April 1 this year.
After Mallige was found, the Sessions Court acquitted Suresh and ordered the Karnataka Govt to pay ₹1 lakh as compensation. Lol! Just ₹1 lakh for 18 months of jail and the irreparable mental, financial, and social trauma.
Suresh has filed an application seeking action against the investigating officer, ₹5 crore in compensation, and for court records to reflect him as a “victim” rather than “accused.”
When doctors, CAs, engineers, etc., make mistakes, they face civil and criminal penalties. Why doesn't the same apply to police and judges? Why was the man arrested without a DNA test on the skeleton? Why was the test ordered so late? Isn’t that negligence? And why should the state pay instead of the individuals responsible?
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