Supreme Court of India
Imtiyaz Ahmad Malla v. The State of Jammu and Kashmir and Others
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Service Law: Reinstatement – Petitioner issued appointment letter for the post of constable in the Jammu and Kashmir Executive Police – He suppressed the information with regard to his involvement in the criminal case – In view thereof, his appointment order cancelled – Later, the petitioner acquitted in the criminal case pending against him – High Court set aside the cancellation order – Respondent directed to take further action – On reconsideration, the Director General of Police in view of the criminal background of the petitioner, found him unsuitable for the post – Writ petition by the…
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