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Centre cites Supreme Court order, seeks to void Jharkhand DGP appointment

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What happened

Supreme Court has agreed to hear the application from the Centre regarding Tadasha Mishra's appointment as Jharkhand DGP.

The appointment has been challenged due to its conflict with procedures set in the SC's 2006 Prakash Singh judgement.

Key facts

  • Supreme Court has agreed to hear the application from the Centre regarding Tadasha Mishra's appointment as Jharkhand DGP.
  • The appointment has been challenged due to its conflict with procedures set in the SC's 2006 Prakash Singh judgement.
  • Reported by Times of India and published Wed, 07 Oct 2026 22:28:51 UTC.

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