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2006 (5) TMI 474 - SUPREME COURTWhether in terminating the services, the State committed gross violation of the provisions of Article 14, 21 and 311 of the Constitution of India? Whether Principles of natural justice were completely given a go-by by the Stae in passing the impugned orders of termination? Whether some of the Appellants having successfully completed three years of probation, they would be deemed to have been confirmed in terms of Rule 23 of the 1976 Rules and, thus, their services could not have been terminated without holding regular inquiry in terms of Punjab Civil Services (Punishment and Appeal) Rules, 1970? Whether in any event, Rule 23 of the 1970 Rules could not have been invoked for dispensing with the services of such of the Appellants as it had not been shown that their work, conduct and performance were unsatisfactory during the period of probation? Whether no proper material by way of admissible evidence having been made available, on the basis whereof the State could form a bona fide opinion that the entire selection processes were tainted, the impugned orders of termination must be held to be bad in law?
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