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Jabalpur, Mar 9 :  The Madhya Pradesh High Court has directed a government college to reinstate a guest lecturer whose services it had terminated during her maternity leave.

Setting aside the order of termination, Justice Sujoy Paul Friday asked the college to give her maternity benefits.

Richa Tiwari, a guest faculty of computer science in the Government Naveen Mahavidyalay at Lidhoura in Tikamgarh district, had filed the petition challenging her termination order of October 22, 2108, her counsel said.

"The high court said the respondents (including the state government) shall reinstate the petitioner in service and treat the relevant period as maternity leave and grant maternity benefits to her," Tiwari's counsel Madhavi Chaturvedi said.

The petitioner had applied for maternity leave on October 1, 2018 while in advance stage of pregnancy. She had also attached medical documents in support. But the college authorities did not respond to it, she said.

"However, her services were terminated on October 22 on the pretext that she remained absent from the college without informing the authorities, whereas the petitioner had already applied for maternity leave," Chaturvedi said.                [Agencies]



Jabalpur, Feb 17 :  Three passengers were killed and 30 others injured when a bus fell into a drain from a bridge in Jabalpur district of Madhya Pradesh in the wee hours of Sunday, police said.

The incident took place around 4 am when the bus was heading from Prayagraj in Uttar Pradesh (UP) to Nagpur district in Maharashtra, Superintendent of Police Koushal Singh said.

The bus driver apparently lost control over the wheels when the vehicle was crossing the bridge located on the outskirts of Jabalpur. As a result, the bus fell into a dry portion of Karondi 'nullah' (drain), he said.

Three passengers died on the spot. They were identified as Murat Lal (24), Rahul Sen (20), both residents of Nagpur, and Ramu Pal (22), hailing from Chitrakoot in UP, the official said.

The injured passengers were admitted to the district hospital, he added                    Agencies

Jabalpur, MP, Sept 6: The Madhya Pradesh High Court today directed issuance of a notice to the Chairman of a state-level Scrutiny Committee inquiring into a complaint regarding the caste certificate of ruling Bharatiya Janata Party Legislator M Kashyap who is representing Katni District's Badwara (Scheduled Tribes) since 2008. Justice S Abhyankar ruled on a petition submitted by R Kol as the Committee did not dispose of the plaint within the stipulated time period of three months. The Bench also ordered that a notice be served to Mr Kashyap. Replies are to be submitted within four weeks. Earlier, the High Court declared the politician's election as null and void but he submitted a special leave petition in the Supreme Court, which stayed the lower court's verdict. However, with expiration of the MLA's previous tenure in 2013, the apex court dismissed his plea. UNI