Supreme Court of India
Baljinder Pal Kaur v. State of Punjab and Others
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Punjab Police Rules: Rule 16.3- Dismissal from service - Allegation that appellant-Assistant Sub Inspector made arrangement for illegally sending few persons to USA - Disciplinary enquiry held and appellant found guilty and dismissed from service - Criminal case also filed against the appellant in which she was ultimately acquitted by Special 0 Court - High Court refused to quash the order of dismissal of appellant from service - On appeal, held: The order of acquittal by Special Court was that the prosecution witnesses turned hostile and they appeared to have been won over rule 16. 3(b)
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