Supreme Court of India
Sunil Kumar Singh v. Union of India and Ors.
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Service Law-Post and Telegraph Department-Contractual appointment of Extra Department Delivery Agent(EDDA)/Extra Departmental Mail Carrier(EDMC)-Criminal case instituted against him-Initially his bail c application was rejected by the Magistrate but subsequently bail was granted by the Sessions Judge-Authorities concerned though aware of the criminal case, permitted him to join after release from custody-Tribunal set aside the appointment of Appellant and directed fresh selection out of candidates other than the Appellant-High Court upheld the order-On appeal, held: Whether Appellant deserved
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