Supreme Court of India
Saroj Kumar v. Union of India and Others
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Service Law - Promotion - Denial of- On the basis of uncommunicated remarks in the ACRs -After direction of c court in the first round of litigation, ACRs communicated to the employee - Subsequent thereto representation of the employee rejected - After the direction of the court in the second round of litigation, representation of the employee again rejected after reconsideration t/:Jereof - In the third round !present litigation, Tribunal directed the authorities concerned to reconsider the case of the employee from the date his juniors were promoted - High Court set aside the order of…
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