Anand,
I am surprised and shocked! You admit that he "suddenly fell down." Suddenly falling down itself amounts to an 'accident.' You say that there was "no injury" or "sign of injury," and still, you claim to have given him first aid treatment and then sent him to ESI. Your statements are contradictory. When there was no injury, what first aid treatment was given and why? You must immediately send an accident report in Form 16 and apologize to ESIC for the delay in sending. That will help the worker claim disablement benefit. In the absence of it, he will only be given sickness benefit. If as a result of an injury, he has any permanent injury, he can get a benefit for that too. If you do not do that, the worker has the right to go to the ESI court for his claim, and you will be in trouble.
Jagdish
I am surprised and shocked! You admit that he "suddenly fell down." Suddenly falling down itself amounts to an 'accident.' You say that there was "no injury" or "sign of injury," and still, you claim to have given him first aid treatment and then sent him to ESI. Your statements are contradictory. When there was no injury, what first aid treatment was given and why? You must immediately send an accident report in Form 16 and apologize to ESIC for the delay in sending. That will help the worker claim disablement benefit. In the absence of it, he will only be given sickness benefit. If as a result of an injury, he has any permanent injury, he can get a benefit for that too. If you do not do that, the worker has the right to go to the ESI court for his claim, and you will be in trouble.
Jagdish