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SC: Suppression of Information of Criminal Case Can be Ignored in Certain Conditions - (22 Mar 2022)

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Supreme Court has held that suppression of information relating to a criminal case by a candidate can be ignored in certain situations. The Court has observed that competent authority while dealing with the case related to suppression of material information by a candidate in the selection process has to consider nature of post, nature of duties, impact of suppression on suitability and that the power has to be exercised with due diligence.

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