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1997 (3) TMI 569 - SC - Indian LawsOffence involving moral turpitude - Whether the appellant had the jurisdiction to suspend the respondent? - Held that:- Appeal allowed. High Court was not justified in quashing the orders of suspension. Unable to agree with the contention of the respondent that there has been no application of mind or the objective consideration of the facts by the appellant before it passed the orders of suspension. As already observed, the very fact that the investigation was conducted by the C.B.I which resulted in the filing of a charge-sheet, alleging various offences having been committed by the respondent, was sufficient for the appellant to conclude that pending prosecution the respondent should be suspended
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