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The case concerned an Assistant Currency Officer (Grade‑C) of the Reserve Bank of India who was charge‑sheeted under Regulation 32 of the RBI (Staff) Regulations, 1948 for allegedly refusing to perform the duties of a Grade‑B officer, and who also failed to obtain the qualifying marks for promotion …
Shri Bhopal Singh Panchal, a Grade‑II Coin/Note Examiner of the Reserve Bank of India, was arrested in 1974 and placed under suspension under RBI Staff Regulations. He was later convicted and dismissed in 1977, but the High Court acquitted him, after which the Bank refused reinstatement citing …
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) introduced a promotion scheme for staff officers (Grade II/A) based on centre‑wise seniority and a fixed ratio of candidates to vacancies, as set out in Administrative Circulars No. 8 and 9 of 13 May 1972. Three Grade‑II clerks at the Nagpur branch challenged the …
