Supreme Court of India
Aish Mohammad v. State of Haryana and Ors
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Service Law: Punjab Police Rules, 1934 – rr.8.18 and 16.28 – Power to review proceedings – Compulsorily retirement –Adverse remarks entered into appellant’s Annual Credential Report-ACR, due to which Departmental Enquiry held and the appellant reverted from the post of Head Constable to the post of Constable – Reversion order modified to stoppage of one increment – Adverse remarks entered into ACR, expunged by the Inspector General of Police for a partial period – In a suit, the civil judge interfered with the stoppage of one increment, but not with the ACR – Appellant again filed a…
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