Supreme Court of India
Bhajan Singh v. State of Uttarakhand & Ors.
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Service Law - Selection - Of respondent No. 4 as Managing Director of respondent no.2-State Water Supply Department - Manner and merits of - Challenge to, on ground of non-disclosure of pending charge-sheets against respondent no.4 to the Selection Committee - Held: Respondent no.3 was Chairman of Respondent no.2-Nigam and also a Member of the Selection Committee - He was fully aware that three charge sheets were pending against respondent No. 4 and had in fact also approved the same and yet he did not bring the same to the notice of the Seleclion Committee - The Selection Committee was not
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