Supreme Court of India
A. K. K. Nambiar v. Union of India & Anr.
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All India Service (Appeal and Revision) Rules, 1955-Rule ?-Order of suspension of officer charged with criminal offence-:-Order is under R. 7(3) and not R. 1(1)-Ma/a fides-Proof of-Affidavits, verification of. The appellant was appointed to the Indian Police Service in 1935. In November 1956 he was posted in Andhra Pr.adesh as Inspector-General elf Police and in August 1967 he was posted as Special Inspector-Oeneral of Police for revision of Police Standing Orders. In that year the Chief Minister of Aodhra Pradesh ordered the Chief Secretary to make an enquiry with regard to certain
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