Supreme Court of India
Diljit Singh Bedi v. Shiromani Gurudwara Prabhandhak Committee, Sri Amritsar
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Sikh Gurudwaras Act, 1925: s.69 - Termination of an employee of respondent-SGPC - Validity of - In a local newspaper some photographs of the employee appeared with a woman in embarrassing position - Inquiry conducted against him by Sub-committee constituted by SGPC - Explanation tendered by employee that the woman in o photographs was his wife and someone took those photograph from his bedroom - Explanation accepted by Sub-committee and it recommended reinst<Jtement - Executive Committee of SGPC resolved to reinstate him - However, employee submitted his resignation which was accepted by
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