Supreme Court of India
Union of India v. Suresh Kumar Nayak
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Service law: c Cadre - Trifurcated cadres - Four units of Directorate General of Security comprising of joint cadres - Administrative control of two units of Directorate General of I Security transferred from Cabinet Secretariat to Ministry of Home Affairs - Trifurcation of Directorate General of Security 0 into three units - Apportionment of staff on "as is where is" basis - Challenged by respondent-employee on the ground that he was denied the right to seek a/location to unit of his choice - Held: Challenge not tenable - There was no infringement of any fundamental right or any other right
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