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Supreme Court: Delhi High Court can hear CAPF dismissal Writs

he Supreme Court’s decision in Bakshish Ahmad v. Union of India clarifies when the Delhi High Court can hear writ petitions challenging the administrative dismissal of Central Armed Police Forces personnel. This article examines the role of Article 226, the doctrine of forum non conveniens, and the circumstances in which dismissed personnel may approach the Delhi High Court even when their dismissal orders were issued outside Delhi.

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