GHULAM HUSSAIN versus DEPUTY INSPECTOR-GENERAL OF POLICE, HYDERABAD RANGE, HYDERABAD
The appellant, who was dismissed from a police constable appellant's job for allegedly involved in the illegal sale of women from Bangladesh, was acquitted in a criminal case but the department was prosecuted and investigated. As a result, the charge sheet and the job were dismissed. She, who called it the parole of the record, said that the appellant's hand-held inquiry officer's investigation into the illicit sale of women was not based on positive and ridiculous evidence, as well as on the statements of private witnesses. It is revealed that none of them testified in any way to the appellant's criminal appellant's involvement in the illegal sale of women, therefore, it was not proved in the circumstances.
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