If the suspension period exceeds 6 months, then you may either file a representation before the Government for revocation of the suspension or go to the court or tribunal concerned for revocation of suspension. However, in a corruption case, the suspension may not get revoked easily and may be continued for longer durations. But, it all depends on the facts and circumstances of the case.
Bail after conviction is provided under Section 389 of Cr.P.C., by way of suspension of sentence. Legally there is no bar on bail after conviction even if the punishment is more than 3 years, but it all depends on facts of the case and discretion of the appellate court.
If there is a conviction in a corruption case, and if there is dismissal from service following such conviction, then the chances of getting back the service are very less till the conviction continues to be in existence. But, you can appeal against the conviction and if the appellate court sets aside the conviction, then you may perhaps get the service back though it is not necessary that it may always happen even in such a case.
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