Supreme Court of India
Rajasthan High Court, Jodhpur v. Akashdeep Morya & Anr.
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Service Law – Judicial Service – Involvement in criminal ca se – Appointment to the post of Civil Judge (Junior Di vision) – Respondent was found not deserving to be appointed fo r the said post in view of his antecedents – Held: Post of a judicial officer at any level of the hierarchy involves applying the mo st exacting standards – In the absence of an honourable acquittal, the alle ged involvement of an officer in criminal cases may unde rmine public faith in the system – In the present case, in two case s, the respondent was charge-sheeted for offences u/s.324, IPC also – ases ended in
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