Supreme Court of India
Shashi Bhusan Prasad v. Inspector General Central Industrial Security Force & Ors.
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Service Law: Dismissal – Propriety of – Departmental Inquiry under CISF Rules – On the charge of gross misconduct in discharge of duties – Alleged that he had handed over an unlicensed fire-arm with ammunitions to a person, which had facilitated another person in committing an offence u/ss. 302/392 IPC and s. 27 of Arms Act – In the meantime criminal case was also instituted against the delinquent u/s. 25(1) of Arms Act (wherein the delinquent was acquitted as the material witnesses turned hostile) – Inquiry Officer found him guilty – Disciplinary authority upheld the finding and inflicted…
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