Facing Termination from a Government Bank: Can I Still Apply for Other Government Jobs?

I was working at Grameen Bank as a clerk when my manager used my user ID to make a fraudulent transfer of Rs 11.60 lakh. Later, I was suspended and then reinstated. At the same time, I received an offer letter to join as a PO in Canara Bank. I tendered my resignation, but it was not accepted by the bank. I took an extension from Canara Bank on health grounds. After three months, Canara Bank called me to rejoin, and I went back without obtaining a relieving order.

Grameen Bank then informed Canara Bank that I was still on their employee roll. Consequently, Canara Bank terminated me, and Grameen Bank also removed me from service as part of their punishment.

My question is whether I can apply for any other government job or bank job again. I have to show my previous jobs because I have my PRAN card. Please suggest.

Regards

Understanding Employment Termination and Future Job Prospects

Truth may differ from facts. Particularly when your post lacks complete details regarding your suspension, the circumstances of your reinstatement, and whether you applied for the position of P.O. in the other bank through the proper channel, it becomes challenging to provide an appropriate answer.

The reason for termination of employment by Canara Bank could be understood as suppression of fact, which cannot be simply overlooked by a future employer. Moreover, whether you were actually involved in the fraud that occurred during your tenure at the Grameen Bank branch or not, an inference can be made that your termination was due to your involvement in fraudulent practices and desertion from duties, especially in light of the rejection of your resignation as a means to escape serious charges and seek other employment.

Therefore, I am of the view that these two terminations would certainly render you ineligible for any job in government departments as well as Public Sector Undertakings.