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Mumbai: 71-yr-old, tainted by scam, acquitted by HC, fights for his pending dues

<p>Borivli resident was accused of embezzlement of Dena Bank&rsquo;s funds; the former employee wants the 50 per cent of his salary, which was withheld during his suspension</p>

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A 71-year-old resident of Borivli, Bhaskar Kapadia, has been fighting a battle with the bank where he put in a long tenure of service. Kapadia, who had joined Dena Bank’s Vile Parle branch as a clerk in 1964, has been asking for his pending dues after he was suspended from service for a few years for allegedly being involved in misappropriation of the bank’s funds.

Bhaskar Kapadia says that according to Indian Banks’ Association guidelines, if a suspension letter does not specify the reason for a fraud, then the person accused of having committed the fraud should be paid the remaining dues
Bhaskar Kapadia says that according to Indian Banks’ Association guidelines, if a suspension letter does not specify the reason for a fraud, then the person accused of having committed the fraud should be paid the remaining dues

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