Supreme Court Says Government Has Wide Power to Retire Employees in Public Interest

The Supreme Court has ruled that the government holds broad authority to compulsorily retire employees in the public interest. According to the court, an employee cannot contest such a retirement simply by pointing out that a colleague with a similar service record was permitted to remain in service. The observation clarifies that comparison with other staff members alone does not form a sufficient ground for challenge. The ruling reinforces the discretion available to authorities in managing public service personnel.
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