In a significant ruling, Karnataka High Court clarified that while maternity leave offers essential protections, it does not allow for excessive unauthorized leave. A former employee was terminated for not returning after her leave expired, despite her reasons concerning her newborn and health. The court highlighted the need for accountability in public service roles, affirming that her dismissal was justified and lawful.
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