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effect that he has not been dismissed for corruption or disloyalty to the State or to payment of the deposit amount. In their very nature

High Court Of Karnataka vs Syed Muneeruddin Mulla on 17 December, 2014 Bench: N.Kumar

visible symbol of the State. The very existence of the State will be in jeopardy if the Government established by law is subverted. Hence ... hatred or contempt or creating disaffection in the sense of disloyalty to the State, in other words bringing the law into line with

their conduct, jeopardise the safety and stability of the State, or disseminate such feelings of disloyalty as have the tendency to lead to the disruption ... visible symbol of the State. The very existence of the State would be in jeopardy if the Government established by law is subverted. And that

therein are seditious and ultimately held that, an extract in the book, stating that the Rowlatt Act was intended "to suppress once ... false, and made by him with the deliberate intention of promoting disloyalty and hatred as also a statement that, that Act, a Government measure, gave

Sri Gopal Krishna Belur vs Sri B S Yeddiyurappa on 18 October, 2010 Author: J

High Court Of Karnataka vs Syed Mohammed Ibrahim on 17 December, 2014 Bench: N.Kumar

High Court Of Karnataka vs Izher Baig on 17 December, 2014 Bench: N.Kumar , Rathnakala

Sri C Muniraju vs Sri S N Subbareddy on 16 February, 2026 Author: M.G

T.M. Chandrasekhar vs L.R. Shivaramegowda on 27 September, 1991 Equivalent citations: ILR1992KAR444, 1991