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Apply In Civil Services After 482 Crpc Quashing


16-Jun-2023 (In Criminal Law)
Dear Sir/Mam, i would like to state that recently i had mutual settlement in mediation with my wife wherein we decided to live together again. So DV was withdrawn and 498A/406/34 FIR was quashed as per 482 crpc in the high court. Now i have gone through recent judgements on compromise acquital wherein some applicants have been denied offer based on acquital not being honorable. I am in great tension about my future as i have been preparing for Civil Services. We quashed the FIR voluntarily without any consideration. Trial was not started, NO charges were framed. Now please anybody guide me whether i am disqualified to be appoint in Government group A services? . Whether my acquital is honorable or not? While filling attestation form what should i write in... Have you ever been prosecuted? What judgments/orders/rulings can i put in my defense to save my candidature. Whether it is worthy to prepare for Civil services as i am28, given d treatment of compromise acquital. Pl gv r8 advise.
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Answer #1
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Don't worry, you can apply for appearing in civil services because all cases have already been either quashed or withdrawn, this means you have never been convicted in any case nor any case is pending against you. Therefore you go ahead for Civil Service Exams. If despite this any problem raises than you may approach Hon'ble High Court.
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Answer #2
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Now a days such marital dispute are not a hurdle for future growth. while filling the form there is column where you have to describe about criminal cases against you and the outcome of the case where you can describe that FIR was quashed being compromused.. In your case you are not acquitted but FIR was quashed on the ground of compromise among the parties. do prepare for your exams.
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Answer #3
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you may of course go ahead and sit for your civil service exams, since your fir was quashed. you may be questioned in the interview round about the cases, wherein you will need to explain the above. there you may tell them the facts stated above by you.
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