Supreme Court of India
Shamsher Singh Sandhu v. Union of India and Others
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Service Law – Promotion to the rank of Inspector General of Police – Claim of – The order of promotion was granted to the appellant to the rank of IG until he was reverted to the rank of DIG – The order of reversion was stayed by the High Court – Thereafter, both Single Judge and, in appeal, the Division Bench of the High Court rejected the plea of the appellant to substantive promotion to the rank of IG – The Supreme Court directed maintenance of status quo – The appellant continued to work as an IG rank officer until the date of his superannuation – The appellant sought retiral benefits as…
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