Supreme Court of India
Mukesh Ali v. State of Assam and Anr.
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Service Law: Assam Service (Discipline and Appeal) Rules, 1984-Rules 26 and 27- Disciplinary Proceedings against employee-Dropping of. in pursuance of Order of Supreme Court-Employee found not guilty of charges on basis of enquiry report-Supreme Court again directing State to review action taken in terms of the previous order-Notice to employee to review decision of dropping of proceedings-Challenge to-Held: Orders of Supreme Court were only prospective in nature and not meant to be retrospective-It did not allow State Government to reopen the departmental proceedings concluded in the past on
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