K. Rajaiah vs The High Court For The State Of Telangana
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Case Significance
K. Rajaiah vs The High Court For The State Of Telangana is a Supreme Court of India decision dated February 11, 2026 (citation: insc-2026-142). A court attender was dismissed for allegedly fabricating medical documents to justify five days of unauthorized absence. The Supreme Court set aside the dismissal, finding the charges were not established and ordering reinstatement with full consequential benefits. The bench comprised Justices K.V. Viswanathan and Vipul M. Pancholi. The judgment was delivered by Justice K.V. Viswanathan. Counsel appearing: Sindoora (counsel for respondent).
This case has been cited by 1 subsequent judgment. The judgment references 11 case citations.
Summary
A court attender was dismissed for allegedly fabricating medical documents to justify five days of unauthorized absence. The Supreme Court set aside the dismissal, finding the charges were not established and ordering reinstatement with full consequential benefits.
What was the outcome of K. Rajaiah vs The High Court For The State Of Telangana?
A court attender was dismissed for allegedly fabricating medical documents to justify five days of unauthorized absence. The Supreme Court set aside the dismissal, finding the charges were not establi...
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Judgment
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Read on Indian KanoonSource: Indian Kanoon (insc-2026-142)