Supreme Court of India
Govt. of India, Ministry of Home Affairs & Ors. v. Tarak Nath Ghosh
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AJl India Service (Discipline and Appeal) Rules, 1955, rr. 5(2) & 7- Civll Servant-Suspension-If can be ordered in contemplation of disci p/mary proceedings. Serious allegations of corruption and malpractices had been made against the respondent, a member of the Indian Police Service, serving in the State of Bihar. Inquiries made by the State Government revealed that there was a primc. facie. case made out against him. He was sus pended by an order which stated that disciplinary proceedings were con templated against the respondent. On the question whether the suspension of a member of the
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