BIPLAB KUMAR SHARMA
Shailendra Kumar – Appellant
Versus
Union of India – Respondent
Biplab Kumar Sharma, J.
1. Challenge in this writ petition is the Annexure-7 and An-nexure-8 communications dated 28/02/2011 and 21/06/2011 by which while rejecting the prayer of the petitioner to permit him to withdraw the resignation earlier tendered and accepted, it was communicated that it would be open for him to appear afresh in a recruitment rally for enrollment. It appears that the petitioner had entered into the services of the Assam Rifles as a Driver. His name was enlisted as trainee on 21/02/2010. While undergoing training in Assam Rifles Training Centre and School at Nagaland for a period of three months, he tendered resignation on 28/09/2010. The grounds on which he had tendered resignation was that his health was not permitting him to continue with the service. His resignation letter was supported by an affidavit stating therein that he was desirous to resign from service out of his free will without any pressure and undue influence and that he had taken the decision in sound mind and health. Upon such resignation tendered by the petitioner, he was released from the training upon acceptance of the same vide communication dated 11/10/2010 giving effect to the
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