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Arun Prakash Yadav vs The State Of Madhya Pradesh Thr on 31 March, 2016

8. Shri Mangal, learned Government Advocate for the appellant submits that the judgment passed in case of Arun Prakash Yadav (Supra) requires reconsideration as the scope of Regulation 229 has not been considered by the Division Bench where the Superintendent is empowered to pass the final order in certain cases and in other cases file would be sent to the Deputy Inspector General of Police, therefore, the Regulation 228 and 229 has to be read together and according to which, the Superintendent of Police alone is not competent to issue the charge-sheet, but Deputy Inspector General of Police can also issue a charge-sheet to the Inspector.
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R.K. Richhariya vs The State Of Madhya Pradesh on 19 April, 2023

34. From the above conspectus of facts and law, it is evident that neither in the case of N.K. Pandey (supra) nor in the case of Dalchand Ahirwar (supra) the question of applicability or non-applicability of the Rules of 1966 was raised or considered by this Court for deciding the question of competence of the authority to initiate disciplinary proceedings against an Inspector of Police. Moreso, this Court in both these contrary decisions was not posed with, and, therefore, did not consider, the question as to whether mere declaration of the post of Inspector as Gazetted can induct by implication the post of Inspector into the Gazetted service constituted under the Gazetted Rules, without the said Rules being amended.
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The State Of Madhya Pradesh vs Mahesh Kumar Bhargave on 18 April, 2016

12. Though the writ Court has allowed the writ petition placing reliance over the judgment passed in Naresh Kumar Suryavanshi (Supra) and set-aside the chargesheet, but in case of Arun Prakash Yadav (Supra) , the Division Bench on a reference has specifically held that the Superintendent of Police alone has been mentioned as authority to frame and issue the charge-sheet in respect of penalty or penalties.
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