The Supreme Court has reaffirmed the primacy of service discipline and the narrow limits of judicial review in disciplinary matters by setting aside the interference of the High Court in the dismissal of a Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) constable for contracting a second marriage during the subsistence of his first. What's The Matter? In this Case the Court held that once misconduct is clearly established under statutory service rules, courts exercising writ juris

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New Delhi, May 6, 2024: The Supreme Court on Monday dismissed a contempt petition filed by 30 women army officers. The petition alleged...