Supreme Court of India
Union of India v. Shri Doly Loyi
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What the Court ordered
In view of the aforesaid legal position, the crucial aspect requiring examination is as to whether the prosecution for criminal charge was pending against the respondent when the DPC meeting was held.
Judgment, page 14
From the headnote
before this Court is: “Whether by the mere grant of prosecution sanction, it could be said that the prosecution for a criminal charge is pending against the respondent Government Servant and whether grant of sanction for prosecution could be a valid ground for putting the DPC recommendations in a sealed cover”? 21. On a bare perusal of OM dated 14th September, 1992, which covers the issue, it is clear that it prescribes the conditions under which the assessment done by the DPC is to be kept in the sealed cover.
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