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question from ndps 27b related case


05-May-2026 (In Criminal Law)
I have been convicted by 27b in 2023 and court judgement said pleaded guilty and awarded 3500 fine and I paid it in court. So my question is I thinking of doing the ipbs and public bank clerk exam does this disposed case can deny my job if I get selected
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Answer #1
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Normally while applying for the Bank jobs or IPS you will have to file En affidavit stating that you are not involved in any cases or there are no cases pending against you what you have to do is not state dependency of the case of the disposal of that case in your debit it is the duty of the bank to ensure that there are no cases against you if they find out there will be a departmental enquiry against you
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Answer #2
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there is no bar for you to write public exams simply because you are once accused of a criminal case . you accused of a offence you paid penalty. the case is closed. now if no criminal procedure is active against you. you can definitely get the job if you are selected
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