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M/S Givo Private Ltd vs Sh. Rajesh Rohilla on 18 October, 2023

Since the job profile required disclosure of financial details among other sensitive information it was expected and agreed that the accused would maintain highest standards of ethics Criminal Appeal No.402/2025, 403/2025 & 404/2025 M/s Givo Pvt. Ltd. vs. Rajesh Rohilla Page No 3 of 72 and confidentiality. On account of huge emoluments being paid and nature of business it was also expected and agreed that the accused person will devote quality time towards the diligent discharge of official duties and responsibilities with high standards of efficiency and secrecy, keeping in mind the interest of the company. That for the first three months period i.e. the probation period the accused was always punctual and was diligent in work and looking at diligent and responsible attitude of the accused person, his services with the complainant company was confirmed. But soon thereafter his attitude changed and it was found that he was not punctual, both in reporting to the office, during the office hours and in work. That the accused person started coming late to the office and used to leave early before the closing hours. He stopped performing, observing and confirming such duties and directions as were instructed to him by the management of the complainant company and when he was reprimanded by the complainant, false excuses Citing personal family problems were made and based on such false assurances a sympathetic approach was taken and his services were not terminated at that time. That however contrary to the assurances and to the utter surprise of the complainant company, instead of changing his attitude and being more responsible, the accused person persisted with his lack of devotion towards job and neglected duties and responsibilities. His commitment level towards the organization deteriorated to the worse and he even started making commitments to complainant company's dealers on behalf of the management (needless to say without any instructions from the management).
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