Order issued
ConcludedThe Delhi High Court upheld service punishment imposed on police personnel.
The Delhi High Court dismissed the writ petition of Delhi Police Head Constable Mahender Singh and upheld his removal from service for corrupt practice, holding the enquiry had proved that on 19 February 2008 he stopped a vigilance-decoy vehicle at Aaya Nagar picket for a seat-belt violation, settled the Rs 1,200 challan for a Rs 200 bribe, and had Constable collect the marked notes, which were recovered from [name withheld]'s pocket by the vigilance team on camera. The Court rejected the objection under Rule 15(2) of the Delhi Police (Punishment & Appeal) Rules, holding that proceeding departmentally rather than by criminal trial under Sections 7/13(1)(d) of the PC Act was comparatively favourable to him and caused no prejudice. It held the removal penalty was not disproportionate and agreed that a police official indulging in such corrupt activities needs to be weeded out of the force. Matters not addressed in the cited judgment text are not recorded here.
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How verification works →By judgment dated 27 January 2012 in W.P.(C) No. 301 of 2012, the Delhi High Court (Coram: Badar Durrez Ahmed, V.K. Jain, JJ.) upheld the disciplinary action taken against 2 police personnel, namely: Mahender Singh (Head Constable); Constable, Delhi Police.
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The Delhi High Court judgment dated 27 January 2012 is the concluded position shown in the cited sources.
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“We are in agreement with the view that a police official indulging into such corrupt activities should not be allowed to continue in service and needs to be weeded out from the police force.” (para 10)
The Delhi High Court upheld service punishment imposed on police personnel.
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