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SS Virk retires as Mahar

Date: 31-10-2009 | Total Images: 14

Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk inspects the guard of honor as he retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.
SS Virk retires as Mahar
Photographer: Sachin Kadvekar
Uploaded: 31-10-2009
Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk being greeted by officials as he retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.
SS Virk retires as Mahar
Photographer: Sachin Kadvekar
Uploaded: 31-10-2009
Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk retired from service as the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.
SS Virk retires as Mahar
Photographer: Sachin Kadvekar
Uploaded: 31-10-2009
Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk addresses media as he retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.
SS Virk retires as Mahar
Photographer: Sachin Kadvekar
Uploaded: 31-10-2009
Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk inspects the guard of honor as he retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.
SS Virk retires as Mahar
Photographer: Sachin Kadvekar
Uploaded: 31-10-2009
Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk being greeted by officials as he retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.
SS Virk retires as Mahar
Photographer: Sachin Kadvekar
Uploaded: 31-10-2009
Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk being greeted by officials as he retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.
SS Virk retires as Mahar
Photographer: Sachin Kadvekar
Uploaded: 31-10-2009
Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk addresses media as he retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.
SS Virk retires as Mahar
Photographer: Sachin Kadvekar
Uploaded: 31-10-2009
Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk being greeted by officials as he retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.
SS Virk retires as Mahar
Photographer: Sachin Kadvekar
Uploaded: 31-10-2009
Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk addresses media as he retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.
SS Virk retires as Mahar
Photographer: Sachin Kadvekar
Uploaded: 31-10-2009
Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk addresses media while PP Srivastava and JY Umranikar look on as he retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.
SS Virk retires as Mahar
Photographer: Sachin Kadvekar
Uploaded: 31-10-2009
Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk addresses media as he retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.
SS Virk retires as Mahar
Photographer: Sachin Kadvekar
Uploaded: 31-10-2009
Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk addresses media as he retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.
SS Virk retires as Mahar
Photographer: Sachin Kadvekar
Uploaded: 31-10-2009
Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk receives farewell as retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.
SS Virk retires as Mahar
Photographer: Sachin Kadvekar
Uploaded: 31-10-2009