Supreme Court of India
The Commandant, 22 Battalion, Crpf Srinagar, C/o 56/apo & Ors. v. Surinder Kumar
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Central Reserve Police Force Act, 1949 - ss. 10 (n) and 12 (1) - Respondent-constable in Central Reserve Police Force left his patrolling party without permission while on duty in the operational area for 20 minutes and returned on his own - He was found in state of intoxication and got enraged when Assistant Commandant took him for medical examination - Also snatched rifle of the Assistant Commandant and pointed o out barrel towards him - Respondent convicted and sentenced to imprisonment till the rising of the court u/s 1 O (n) and dismissed from service by order passed u/s. 12 (1) - Writ
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