Prasagraj: Payment of Rs 450 per Month to employees because wages are clearly a form of forced labor and is a violation of Article 23 of the Constitution, the High Court of Allahabad has directed Director, Regional MD Institute, Mata Hospital, Prasagraj, to pay the minimum wage as determined in the country Uttar Pradesh from June 15, 2001, the initial appointment date of the applicant within four months after reducing the amount paid to Him.
Article 23 The Constitution gives the right to exploitation and prohibits traffic in humans and forced workers and makes its belief from this provision of violations that can be punished in accordance with the law.
Letting the writing petition submitted by one Tufail Ahmad Ansari, justice Pankaj Bhatia directed the Director, Regional Regional Institute, MD Eye Hospital, Prasagraj, to submit order in connection with the applicant regularization within four months, because he had worked earlier until December 31, 2001 And according to the rules of 2016 state government, he has the right to regularization.
Writ Archived Petition states that the applicant has worked as an employee in the Director, Regional Region Institute, MD Mata Hospital, Prasagraj, since June 15, 2001 at the Class-IV post and is being paid for RS wages.
450 per month after his initial involvement.
It was also stated that even though the applicant had the right to be considered for regularization according to the 2016 rules, the applicant’s case was not considered.
After hearing the advice for the Petitioner and advice of the state government, the court allowed the petition, observing, “in the instruction of the state government, it was recognized that the RS wages.
450 per month paid to the applicant is not a minimum wage prescribed in the state of Uttar Pradesh.
This court cannot Understand how the country can continue the exploitation of post-class-IV employees for around 20 years in the strength of the government’s order (going), which has been relied on by government advisors to support their confliction.
If the state advice is accepted, this court will also be guilty of ignoring the fate of people Class-IV exploited by the state.
“The court submitted this assessment on October 4.