Supreme Court of India
Tushar D. Bhatt v. State of Gujarat & Ors.
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t Service Law - Dismissal - On the charge that pursuant to transfer, delinquent flouting the orders of his superiors, remaining absent from duty unauthorisedly and using c intemperate language - Held: Dismissal justified - On facts, transfer order cannot be termed as ma/a fide. Appellant was dismissed from services finding him ~ guilty of the charges of unauthorized absence from duty, threatening the head of Department for transferring him and flouting his orders, acting beyond official authority and using intemperate language etc. His Writ Petition challenging dismissal order, was dismissed
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