How can an order made under the PERA Act be challenged?

According to the PERA Force Laws, any order issued under the Act can be challenged only through an appeal as provided by the Act itself. This ensures that disputes, grievances, or objections related to enforcement actions are addressed within the legal framework specifically designed for PERA matters.

The appeal process allows higher authorities under the Act to review decisions, ensure fairness, and correct any errors or procedural lapses. It prevents individuals from bypassing the designated mechanism by filing writ petitions, civil suits, or departmental complaints, which may not be competent to review or overturn orders under the PERA Act.

By providing a structured appeal mechanism, the Act ensures transparency, accountability, and legal certainty in resolving disputes. This approach strengthens the integrity of enforcement operations while giving officers and stakeholders a fair chance to contest decisions within the authorized framework.