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Denies midday eating is a serious violation: HC

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Nagpur: It makes it clear that seizing the children of nutritious food supplied by the government is a serious violation, the Nagpur bench from the Bombay High Court has enforced the dismissal of an Anganwadi worker.
“Applicants have betrayed them by not providing food under the midday eating scheme (MDM).
This error is very serious.
It has the potential to cause long-term adverse effects on the next generation of the state, which is our future,” said the division bench consisting of Judge Sunil Shukre and Justice Anil Kiors.
“Children fully depend on their food in the guards, mentors, and seniors.
This is for seniors and their lords to do themselves in a way that will not betray innocence even with the slightest,” the judges said.
The Petitioner of Sadhana Uke has challenged its termination by the Department of Women and the welfare of children on April 20 last year, after serving more than 30 years.
He was charged with not providing food to many beneficiaries during his tenure in Sakoli in the Bhandara district.
The UKE is also blamed for seizing many of them from having micronutrients by not distributing vitamin and other food supplements.
While denying other charges, Uke admitted that he did not provide food packages and nutritious food to several students.
“Even though there was no investigation of the department (DE) held, he was given sufficient opportunity.
De was not necessary because the applicant had recognized most of his mistakes.
Whatever needs to hold detailed investigations would be avoided because receipt was the best evidence of violations.
We don’t think There is a violation of the principle of natural justice in this case, “said the bench.
There is enough material available for the implementation of wisdom by authority, the word bench.
“Such wisdom is based on the material available on the note, we don’t think that it will be possible for us to legally review orders.
In such circumstances, the implementation of policy by competent authority in ending the applicant’s service cannot be seen as a heretic, arbitrary Wenang or contrary to the law, “said the judge before rejecting the request.
What HC said * Applicants betrayed children by seizing food under MDM * this could cause long-term adverse effects on the next generation * Children depend on their food on guards, mentors & seniors * Senior & Masters should not betray faith No matter how small * after violations are received, need to hold a detailed investigation opened

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