Supreme Court of India
Lt. Governor of Delhi and Ors. v. Const. Dharampal and Ors.
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Services: Delhi Police-Constables-Services terminated for participating in agitation-Reinstatement of-Payment of salary- Treatment of period between termination and reinstatement-Directions issued. The respondents, who were working as Constables in Delhi Police and whose services were terminated for participating in an agitation, filed writ petitions before the High Court, praying for quashing the order of termination, and for reinstatement, deeming them to have been in service throughout, and awarding conseqnentlal benefits, Relying on the decision of the High Court, as affirmed by the
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