Supreme Court of India
Rajinder Kaur v. Punjab State & Anr.
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Punjab Police Rules, 1934, Vol. 7, Rule 12.21-Constitution of India, Article 311 (2 ): Temporary constable-Order of discharge from service· in innocuous terms...::.Based on allegation of misconduct Whether unconstitutional and liable to be quashed. The appellant, a temporary lady constable, was discharged from service by an order nnder Role ll.21 Volnme 7 of the Punjab Police Rules 1934 on the allegation that she was unlikely to prove an efficient police officer. representation made by her to the Deputy Inspector General of Police .igainst that order was rejected. revision filed by the
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