Compassionate job for married daughter’s son? SC to rule
The Supreme Court will examine if a married daughter's son is eligible for compassionate employment after her father's death. This follows a recent ruling granting such rights to dependent married daughters. The Chhattisgarh government has been asked to respond to a petition challenging its denial of employment to a grandson.
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