” Highlights Misconduct and Public Interest as Key Justifications Under Rule 48 of CCS Rules

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Delhi High Court Upholds Premature Retirement of CISF Personnel: “Service Record Portrays a Doleful Picture,” Highlights Misconduct and Public Interest as Key Justifications Under Rule 48 of CCS Rules

Court’s Decision: The Delhi High Court dismissed the writ petition filed by the CISF personnel challenging his premature retirement. The court held that the retirement order, passed under Rule 48…

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Rawlaw January 9, 2025

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