Supreme Court of India
Pawan Kumar v. Union of India & Anr.
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Service Law: Railway Protection Forces Rules, 1987: rr . 52 and 67.2 – Discharge order – Sustainability of – On facts, appellant- recruit selected for the post of constable in Railw ay Protection Forces – However, while undergoing training, discha rged from service on the ground of submission of false declaration/suppres sion of relevant information in the verification form as regard his criminal antecedents – Said discharge order upheld by the High Court – On appeal: Held: Mere suppression of material/false in formation regardless of the fact whether there is a conviction or acquit tal has
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