Marital status

Concealing  facts pertaining to Ur marriage that too perfomed in the court amounts to suppression of material facts when U are applying for a govt job.

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Supression of material facts not relevant to one's job is not an offence. But whether it was not relevant or not will be decided by the circumstances. It appears from your name that you are female. Only unmarried females are eligible for certain jobs.  Any way you are only applying for job. You have not got the job yet. If and when you get the job you will again be asked to give your personal details. There you write 'married'. That will be filed away and remain in Government records. Your family will not know about it. One day the whole world has to know and you have to face it. You must have known it already.

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Dr Ramani can U prove UR reply in the legal sense.I stand by my reply given above.Let the other legal experts also respond.

What do you want me to prove, my first sentence?  What is the meaning of proving in legal sense? Do you want me to quote some law?  Telling a lie by itself is not an offence. Telling a lie in order  to cause an illegal gain to oneself or an illegal loss to another is an offence. Only circumstances and developments in due course can show whether an illegal gain or an illegal loss had been caused in the particular case. If there is any specifc law or rule I shall be glad to be enlightened.

What I have wrtten further is more important. Writing something in job application and giving the same thing for the purpose of record are two different things. I have advised her not to do the latter. Government generally makes rules for the private lives of Government servants also. Whether those are legal or not  can  be decided only by a court of law. But this is never tested as it is formidable to engage the mighty Government in a court battle. 

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