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Karnataka High Court declares that “suspension cannot be a punishment and must strictly comply with Rule 10(3)” — Court quashes arbitrary suspension for non-application of mind by the employer

Court’s decision The Karnataka High Court, per Justice M. Nagaprasanna, allowed the writ petition filed by a government employee challenging his suspension order issued under Rule 10 of the Karnataka…

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Rawlaw November 20, 2025

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