Supreme Court of India
Ishwar Chandra Jayaswal v. Union of India & Ors.
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SERVICE LAW: Departmental inquiry - Charges proved - Punishment c - Doctrine of proportionality - Railway employee - Removal from service on charges of demanding and accepting meager amounts - Held: Removal of employee from service for the charges levelled against him shocks the judicial conscience of the Court - Deprivation of retiral benefits in addition to loss 0 of service is entirely incommensurate with the charge of appellant having taken very small sums of money for issuance of Fit Certificate to other Railway employees - Appellant shall be deemed to have been compulsorily retired
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