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Government Has Wide Power To Retire Employees In Public Interest: Supreme Court

Government Has Wide Power To Retire Employees In Public Interest: Supreme Court

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  • center · 2 outlets

    On the face of it, the recent Supreme Court ruling that upheld compulsory retirement of two Chhattisgarh government employees for sub-par performance sounds fair. The state should have the power to weed out mediocrity and make public services efficient. But the devil is in the detail. The verdict…

    The New Indian Express

  • right · 1 outlet

    An employee cannot challenge compulsory retirement merely by arguing that another government servant with a comparable service record was allowed to continue, the court said.

    NDTV

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An employee cannot challenge compulsory retirement merely by arguing that another government servant with a comparable service record was allowed to continue, the court said.

Coverage arrived over 12 hours. First from Hindustan Times, latest from The New Indian Express.

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  1. 7 hours later
  2. NDTV Center-Right Adani Group (AMG Media) Current article

    Government Has Wide Power To Retire Employees In Public Interest: Supreme Court

    An employee cannot challenge compulsory retirement merely by arguing that another government servant with a comparable service record was allowed to continue, the court said.

  3. 4 hours later
  4. The New Indian Express Center Express Publications (Madurai) Ltd.

    Forced retirement can taint, verdict hands government too much power

    On the face of it, the recent Supreme Court ruling that upheld compulsory retirement of two Chhattisgarh government employees for sub-par performance sounds fair. The state should have the power to weed out mediocrity and make public services efficient. But the devil is in the detail. The verdict…

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