Continuing Disciplinary Proceedings Without Extension May Indicate Bias, Tribunal’s Permission Must Be Sought: Supreme Court

In a notable ruling reinforcing procedural fairness in service jurisprudence, the Supreme Court has held that continuing disciplinary proceedings beyond the period prescribed by a judicial authority, without seeking an extension, “could give rise to apprehensions of bias.” The Court underlined that halting the proceedings and applying for an extension is essential to uphold the

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