aquited From 2 Cases 1.420 66d 2. 380 i am elgible for UPSC
2 years ago
Respected Sir,
I have been lodged under IPC section 420 and 66 D It Act. It was a false case.
And I was acquitted from this case by the Court.
And Another I have been lodged under IPC section 380. It was also a false case.
I was also acquitted from this case also.
I have started preparation through ILP for UPSC And State Government Examination. And I am constantly facing a dilemma and agony over whether I am eligible for UPSC or Not.
Please Help Me Sir. And please tell me What should i do?
Is there Any Problem After Selection ?
A.Dear Sir,
Yes, you are eligible for selection to any post notified by UPSC since you are acquitted in the criminal cases.
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A.Dear Client,
Yes, you are eligible to take exams, and your final selection should not be tough. Even if the department delays your appointment as a result of this situation, CAT will honour your choice. Simply share all relevant facts at all times.
Thank you!
Yes, you are eligible to take exams, and your final selection should not be tough. Even if the department delays your appointment as a result of this situation, CAT will honour your choice. Simply share all relevant facts at all times.
Thank you!
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