Bhagwan Singh Kharayat v. Union of India and Anr.

Delhi High Court · 31 Jan 2019 · 2019:DHC:7900-DB
S. Muralidhar; Sanjeev Narula
W.P.(C)997/2019
2019:DHC:7900-DB
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The Delhi High Court disposed of multiple writ petitions by applying the legal principles established in the earlier Dev Sharma case, dismissing the petitions accordingly.

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r- HIGH COURT OF DELHI 33 to 36
W.P.(C)997/2019&CM 4596/2019
BHAGWAN SINGHKHARAYAT Petitioner
Through: Mr Uday Prakash and Mr Sujit Kumar Jha,Advocates.
VERSUS
UNIONOFINDIA AND ANR. Respondents p Through: Mi"Pratyush Miglani,Advocate.
W.P.(C)1002/2019i& CM 4548/2019 LALANKUMARPANDEY Petitioner
Through: MrUdayPrakash and Mr Sujit
VERSUS
UNIONOFINDIA AND ANR Respondents
Through: MrPratyush Miglani,Advocate.
W.P.(C)1042/2019&CM 4689/2019
4^ K.ARUNACHALAM ...„Petitioner r^ Through: MrUdayPrakash and.MrSujit
VERSUS
UNION OFINDIA AND ANR Respondents
Through: MrPratyush Miglani,Advocate.
W.P.(C)1047/2019& CM 4709/2019
SHAILESHKUMAR Petitioner
Through: Mr UdayPrakash and Mr Sujit 2019:DHC:7900-DB
VERSUS
.y UNION OFINDIA AND ANR Respondents
Through: Mr Ripu Daman Bhardwaj,CGSC for UOI.
CORAM:
JUSTICE S.MURALIDHAR JUSTICE SANJEEV NARULA
31.01.2019 These petitions are disposed of in terms of the
ORDER
of this Court pronounced today i.e. January, 2019 in W.P.(C)No. 1951/2012{Dev
Sharma v Indo Tibetan Border Police & Anr.). Pending applications are also disposed of.
S.MURALIDHAR,J.
SANJEEV NARULA,J.
JANUARY 31,2019 rd 2019:DHC:7900-DB