Supreme Court of India
P. Thampan v. State of Kerala and Anr.
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Service Law-State of Kerala--Police-Recrnitment to the post of Sub Inspector--Govemment order No. .O. Ms. No. 55/66/HOME dated 11th Febrnary, 1966--Eligibility conditions--lnterpretation of-Appellant working as Reserved Police Constable-Appellant working not in regular line but in the Special Police Department-Appellant not considered for post of Sub-In spector on the ground that he was already promoted as Sub-Inspector in the Anned Police holding the equivalent rank of Sub-Inspector--/[ the appellant seeks to come back to regular line of police Department on consideration and if he is
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