Supreme Court of India
Union of India and Ors. v. Sangram Kesharinayak
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Service Law-Promotion-Name of employee recommended for promotion-Due to pendency of vigilance case, promotion not given adopting t c Sealed Cover Procedure as per a Government Circular-Promotion given to junior of the employee-Initiation of departmental proceedings after the meeting of DPC and also after promotion of the junior-Central Administrative Tribunal and High Court allowing promotion to the employee-On appeal, held: As per the Circular, Sealed Cover Procedure could have been adopted only when disciplinary proceeding was pending-Since on the date when meeting of DPC was convened, no
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