Supreme Court of India
Surendra Prasad Shukla v. The State of Jharkhand & Ors.
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Service Law - Dismissal - Appellant-Head Constable in State Police - His son along with two others arrested u/s. 392 c /PC for robbing a car - Misconduct alleged against the appellant that he harboured his son in the government quarters occupied by him - Robbed car recovered from the yard in front of the government quarters - Disciplinary authority dismissed appellant from service for misconduct of negligence, indiscipline and conduct unbecoming of a police personnel - Order ofdismissa/ upheld by the courts below - On appeal, held: No charge against the appellant-employee that he had in any
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