Supreme Court of India
The State of Rajasthan & Ors. v. Love Kush Meena
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Service Law: Appointment for post of constable – Disqualification for appointment – Advertisement pr ovided for disqualification clause that only those candidates would be qualified to appear who have not been convicted for offence o f moral turpitude, violent activities and not honourably acquit ted by court – Respondent-candidate was found ineligible since i n a criminal case under ss.302, 323, 341, 34 IPC, he was not acq uitted honourably but was acquitted on benefit of doubt – High Court held in favour of respondent – Appeal by employer-S tate – Held: The mere fact of an acquittal would
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