Supreme Court of India
Rajendra Yadav v. State of M.P. & Others
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Service Law: Disciplinary proceedings - Equality in punishment - c Held: Disciplinary Authority cannot impose punishment which is disproportionate, i.e., lesser punishment for serious offences and stringent punishment for lesser offences - Therefore, punishment of dismissal from service imposed on appellant is set aside and it is ordered that he be reinstated 0 in service forthwith from the date on which the co-delinquent was re-instated, and with the same consequent benefits - Doctrine of equality. departmental inquiry was conducted against the appellant, a Head Constable of Police, and two
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