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Joining govt. job 107/15 CrPC registered


01-May-2023 (In Documentation Law)
I have been registered at 107/151 CrPC. Can I join government job without any issue?
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These charges will be effective for an Year, since charged as chapter case, it will be a problem if you repeat the offence. 107 is a step taken before the executive magistrate and notice issued by the police on a complaint . It is likely that one may breach peace and the public tranquility .151 is the judicial discretion to invoke 107. These charges are officially meant to keep the good behavior the person accused. You do not have to mention about it in the application. It is not going to affect your job.
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Sunny
Sir/ma'am I am selected in govt. Job I had been registered 107 Cr. P. C in 2021. Do I need to mention it in attestation form? Will it affect my job during police inquiry?

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If you have been issued a show cause notice under Section 107 of the Criminal Procedure Code (Cr. P. C), which pertains to a person likely to commit a breach of peace or disturb public tranquillity, it is advisable to disclose this information in the attestation form for a government job. Even though Section 107 cases do not involve serious criminal offences, it is important to provide accurate and truthful information during the application process.

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