Supreme Court of India
Angad Das v. Union of India & Ors.
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Service law: Central Reserve Police Force Rules, 1955 - r. 28 - c Delinquent official punished with 'compulsory retirement' on the charge of suppression of real date of birth at the time of joining service - Letter by the delinquent official to higher authority requesting to consider his re-employment - Treating the letter as appeal, punishment enhanced to 'removal from 0 service' - Review dismissed by the authority concerned - Dismissal of writ petition - On appeal, held: Letter requesting re-employment cannot be treated as appeal u/r. 28 - Imposition of enhanced punishment was unjustified -
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