Supreme Court of India
Union of India v. Kewal Kumar
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Ciri! Service: Promotion-Sealed corer procedure by .P. Legality of. The .P. . met on 23.1L1989 fur considering the respondent c and some others for promotion to the Senior Administratil·e Grade. In l'iew of the fact that the decision to initiate disciplinarj· proceedings against the respondent for imposition of major penalty was taken b_\' the competent authorit)· on 20.11. 1989, the .P. followed the sealed co\·er procedure. On the basis of a .l.R. registered b)· the . .I. on 30.9.1988, the decision to initiate disciplinar_\' pro ceeding was taken b_\' the compdent authorit_\· on
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