Case Details

Citation(s)
1985 SLG 2301 1985 SLD 2301 1985 PLC 1003
Labour Appellate Tribunal, Sindh
Appeal No. KAR-453 of 1983, heard on 17th February. 1985.
ALI NAWAZ BUDHANI, APPELLATE TRIBUNAL

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DILDAR ALI

VS

MESSRS GLAXO LABORATORIES (PAKISTAN) LTD. KARACHI

Law:

Section:

Industrial dispute- ---Dismissal for misconduct-Worker at pistol point made to drink injurious syrup by other workers--Application by such worker to President of Pakistan alleging gruesome activities against other workers, in circumstances, held, did not amount to misbehaviour or misconduct-Institutions against other officers of establishment not warranting punishment-Dismissal from service, in circumstances, held, improper. Ch. Rasheed Ahmed for Appellant. S. Qamaruddin Hassan for Respondent. Date of hearing : 17th February. 1985. DECISION The instant appeal is directed against the order of the Sind Labour Court No. v, Karachi, who by his order, dated 7th August, 1983 dismissed the grievance petition filed by the appellant under section 25-A, I. R. O., 1969. 2. The facts as emerged from the record are that the appellant was working in the Glaxo Laboratories (Pakistan) Ltd., Karachi, since June, 1969, as a workman. In the month of August, 1979, the two workers, namely, Nazeer and Javed requested him to accept to affix posters which were anti-Government. He point blank refused to do so. For two or three days he was pastered to do the affixing of the posters but his refusal annoyed Nazeer and Javed. On the fourth day, Nazeer and Javed stopped him just at the time when all the workers had gone to the Canteen, Nazeer holding a revolver and Javed had a glass of jurious syrup and they insisted that he should take the syrup at pistol point. He drank the syrup. The syrup affected his mental health and he was soon hospitalized. He could not recover and then he was sent to Seventhdays' Adventist Hospital, Karachi, who had suggested light duty. Mr. Nazeer and Javed threatened him that if he would disclose the secret to any one he would be killed. That, again on 3rd September, 1981, he was assaul­ted but he was saved by the people. The appellant was between the devil and the deep-sea and he, therefore, on 23rd September, 1981 made an application to the President and Chief Martial Law Administrator of Pakistan at Islamabad. The attested copy is on record and it is at 57 marked 'G'. Whether or not this representation was received by the President of Pakistan, is not known.…
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