Delhi High Court Dismisses CRPF Inspectors' Promotion Petitions Over Tattoos

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The Delhi High Court dismissed petitions from two CRPF inspectors denied promotion to Assistant Commandant due to tattoos on their right forearms.
The court ruled that serving personnel cannot claim ignorance of guidelines and that removing tattoos post-examination does not rectify prior ineligibility.

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The Delhi High Court dismissed petitions from two CRPF inspectors denied promotion to Assistant Commandant due to tattoos on their right forearms. The court ruled that serving personnel cannot claim ignorance of guidelines and that removing tattoos post-examination does not rectify prior ineligibility.

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