TOTA RAM vs UNION OF INDIA . — C.A. No. 3074/2005

Case Summary: Tota Ram v. Union of India (C.A. No. 3074/2005) The Supreme Court dismissed Tota Ram's appeal challenging his removal from service as a Branch Post Master. Ram was terminated for allegedly tampering with a sealed leather bag containing Rs. 1,150 in transit through his post office. Though the Enquiry Officer exonerated him, the disciplinary authority disagreed and ordered removal. The CAT and High Court upheld the termination, finding sufficient evidence supported the charge. The Supreme Court agreed with the High Court's assessment and found no grounds for intervention under Article 136 of the Constitution. No order as to costs. This case analysis is maintained by casestatus.in based on publicly available court records.