Ravindra Kumar vs. State of U.P. & Ors. [2024 INSC 131]
Non-disclosure of a criminal case in which the candidate is acquitted in the verification form is not fatal for the candidate’s employment
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1. The vexed question is back again. Is it a hard and fast and a cut and dried rule that, in all circumstances, non-disclosure of a criminal case (in which the candidate is acquitted) in the verification form is fatal for the candidate’s employment? We think not and it ought not to be so too. Fortunately, we have a judicial chorus supporting our view. Each case will turn on the special facts and circumstances. We have endeavoured to analyse the applicable precedents and have followed those line of cases, which have a striking similarity to the facts at hand.
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