Supreme Court of India
Union of India & Anr. v. Bhaskarendu Datta Majumdar
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Service Law - Appointment/Selection - Selection of the candidate by Selection Board - Appointments Committee not granting approval to the selection - Writ petition - allowed by Single Judge of High Court - Writ appeal allowed holding that order of Appointments Committee was unreasoned - Plea of the candidate that the rejection of selection was biased and based on certain enquiries and investigations against him in the past - On appeal, held: The rejection of selection of the candidate was not correct as he was exonerated in the inquiries/investigations and his annual report for the relevant
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