Supreme Court of India
Sushil Sharma v. Union of India
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In view of the aforesaid discussion, we find no infirmity in the decision of the Committee.
Judgment, page 6
In brief
The appellant joined the CISF as an Assistant Sub-Inspector in 1982 and was promoted to Sub-Inspector in 1990 and Inspector in 2003. On his attaining 50 years of age, his case was placed before an Internal Screening Committee under Rule 56(j) of the Fundamental Rules, which found him unfit for retention; the Review Committee affirmed this and he was compulsorily retired by order dated 06.06.2010, his representation being rejected.…
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