Supreme Court of India
Bappa Barai v. Union of India
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What the Court ordered
In view of the aforesaid discussion, we summarise our conclusion thus: 38.
Judgment, page 12
In brief
Pursuant to an RPF Employment Notice dated 23.02.2011 for constable posts in the RPF and RPSF, the appellants qualified in the written, physical and efficiency tests and were placed in the select list of 17.09.2014. At document verification and medical examination they filled Attestation Forms answering "NO" to Columns 12(a) and 12(b) on arrest and prosecution, though criminal cases were then pending against them; they were issued allotment letters and sent for training.…
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