High Court Should Not Reappreciate Evidence of Disciplinary Proceedings: SC

Today, the Supreme Court has observed that when exercising writ jurisdiction concerning disciplinary proceedings, the High Courts should not act as an Appellate Authority, and re-appreciate evidence led before an enquiry officer. The observation was made when the Supreme Court restored an order of compulsory retirement which was passed against a Sub-Inspector of Railway Protection

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