JUDGEMENT
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(1.) Leave granted.
(2.) This case highlights the highly insensitive and apathetic
attitude harboured by some of us, living a normal healthy life,
towards those unfortunate fellowmen who fell victim to some
incapacitating disability. The facts of the case reveal that
officers of the Punjab State Electricity Board were quite aware
of the statutory rights of appellant No.1 and their corresponding
obligation yet they denied him his lawful dues by means that
can only be called disingenuous.
(3.) The facts of the case are brief and are all taken from the
(Reply) Affidavit filed on behalf of the Punjab State Electricity
Board and its officers (the respondents in the appeal).
Appellant No.1 joined the respondent Board on July 19, 1977,
on ad-hoc/work-charged basis. His services were regularized as
an Assistant Lineman on June 16, 1981. While in service he
became totally blind on January 17, 1994 and a certificate to
that effect was issued by the civil surgeon, Faridkot.;
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