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Virendra Singh Vs. State of Rajasthan and Others

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  • Rajasthan High Court
  • Jan 31, 2001

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  1. Delhi Administration v. Sushil Kumar
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  2. Delhi Administration v. Sushil
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  3. Singh v. State
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  4. of Constable,Dilawar Khan v. State
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  5. Singh v. Stale
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  6. Judge held that it was not desirable to appoint a person of such record as a Constable to the disciplined force.Rajendra v. State
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  7. Ali v. Stale
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  8. Commissioner of Police, Delhi v. Dhaval
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  9. K.L, Narasimha Rao v. State
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  10. Gopi Lal v. Stale
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  11. Brijendra Singh Meena v. State
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  12. Banshidhar Saini v. Slate
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  13. T. C- Jain v. Stale
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  14. of Rajasthan (6) (11). Mr. S.P. Sharma cited the case of Commissioner of Police, Delhi and another v. Dhaval
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  15. Others v. The
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  16. of Delhi Administration v. Sushil
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  17. Singh v. State
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  18. of Constable,Dilawar Khan v. State
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  19. Singh v. Stale
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  20. Ali v. Stale
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  21. K.L, Narasimha Rao v. State
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  22. Gopi Lal v. Stale
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  23. Brijendra Singh Meena v. State
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  24. Banshidhar Saini v. Slate
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  25. T. C- Jain v. Stale
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  26. Others v. The
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  27. of Delhi Administration v. Sushil
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