Industrial Relations Ordinance 1969 Sections 16 (1) and 53 (2) Complaint against the trade union complainant, who was a member of the trade union, was expelled from the union and his membership was canceled due to alleged activities. The union was against the Complainant / Employee Circle. The union that expelled the complainant / employee from the union who was expelled from the union was not only a registered union, but also a collector bargaining agent (CBA) for the establishment-related union. Which was legally approved by the Complainant / Employee of the National Industrial Relations Commission. The general secretary, who was a member of the union, was expelled from the union for allegedly acting against the interests of the union, by posting and distributing the objectionable pamphlet which was posted on the record and the notice was given to the complainant. Who responded and formed the inquiry committee. The complainant's response was not satisfactory and the complainant was expelled from the union by Kane, restricting his membership complaint, in which case, the union and the union filed section 16 (1) (b) of the ordinance. Expelled from the country for not being guilty of crime.
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