Supreme Court of India
Commissioner of Police, Delhi & Ors. v. Jai Bhagwan
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Service Law: Dismissal - Gross misconduct - Charges of demand and receipt of illegal gratification, against respondent-police constable - Departmental enquiry - Consequent dismissal of respondent - Challenge to - High Court ordered re instatement of respondent, but without any back wages - On appeal, held: No direct and reliable evidence was produced by the appellants to prove and establish that the respondent demanded and received illegal gratification - Also, ·the complainant was not examined as witness in the departmental enquiry and, therefore, there was no opportunity to cross- examine
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