Supreme Court of India
Ikramuddin Ahmed Borah v. Superintendent of Police, Darrang & Others
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What the Court ordered
In the result, this appeal fails and dirnissed but in the circums tances of the case there would be no order as to costs.
Judgment, page 10
From the headnote
Constitution of India, 1950: Article 311(2)(b)-'Not reasonably practicable to hold such enquiry'-lnterpretation of-The holding of the enquiry is not practicable in the opinion of a reasonable man taking a reasonable view of the prevailing situation-Non avai/abilitiof witnes ses on account offear of the officer concerned- sufficient ground. Assam Police Manual: P,art III Rule l l(X) and Column 11-Sub Jnspector-Appointed "by Principal Police Training College--D1smissal by Superintendent-Whether valid and legal. c The appellant who was a Sub-Inspector of Police was dismissed by the
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