You have posted that:
“A few months ago my service (of over 3 years) was wrongfully terminated on grounds of "deemed to have resigned voluntarily" although I had applied for leave in writing in advance. There was no resignation from my side. The entire period of absence was 15 days. No inquiry was conducted and I was not given an opportunity of a hearing prior to termination. My last salaries remain unpaid. I have all the required documentary evidence. Repeated requests/appeals to the college management and the University have failed to evoke any positive response.”
The leave application was for how many days? Do you have proof of dispatch, POD of leave application? Was the application acknowledged? Was the leave refused verbally/in writing? Were you asked to join duty verbally/in writing?
If you had submitted the leave application then why have you stated that the period of absebce was 15 days?
Is it mentioned in appointment letter that your service conditions shall be governed by say: HR policy/Service Rules and regulations/Conduct and discipline Rules? Do you have its copy and also copy of leave policy? Is it stated in any of the rules and policy that if you are absent for …………….days you will loose lien on employment and service can be terminated?
Was any memo/stinker/show cause notice issued and supplied to you?
Apparently your last salary has been adjusted against notice period.
Has any FnF statement, service certificate,releiving letter,form 16,salary slip of last month and all months,Form16 been supplied to you?
Do you have copies and proof of dispatch, POD of all communications that you have sent to college,Univ.etc? You have mentioned that you have not received any positive response!
Did you receive any response at all, even if not positive?
Do you copy of service conditions advocated by the Univ. with which it is affilliated and as envisaged under State Education Act?
Are you a member of any Taecher’s Forum/Unions etc?
You may consult an able labor Law Consultant/Service matters lawyer/Law firm with copies of all documents on record and proceed further under expert advise of your lawyer.