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Section 27: Retirement of subordinate officers on grounds of unsuitability

Border Security Force Rule, 1969Central Rules · 1968

(1) Where a Deputy Inspector-General is satisfied that a Sub-Inspector, or an Assistant Sub-Inspector is unsuitable to be retained in the Force, he may, after giving such Sub-Inspector 1 [28A. Petition.-3[Any person subject to the Act, who considers himself aggrieved by any order of termination of his service passed or Assistant Sub-Inspector, as the case may be, an opportunity of showing cause (except when he considers it to be impracticable or inexpedient in the interest of security of State, to give such opportunity), retire the said Sub -Inspector or Assistant Sub- Inspector from the Force.

(2) Where an Inspector General is satisfied that an Inspector or Subedar-Major is unsuitable to be retained in the Force, he may, after giving such Inspector or Subedar-Major an opportunity of showing cause (except when he considers it to be impracticable or inexpedient in the interest of security of State, to give such opportunity), retire such Inspector or Subedar-Major from the Force.]

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ActBorder Security Force Rule, 1969
Section27
Marginal noteRetirement of subordinate officers on grounds of unsuitability
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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