I’ve been accused of a crime similar to cheating. Can I still apply for a government job in India? Will this accusation cause any problems during the appointment process?

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I’ve been accused of a crime similar to cheating. Can I still apply for a government job in India? Will this accusation cause any problems during the appointment process?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

In India, an accusation alone doesn’t disqualify you from government jobs. However, if convicted, you are likely ineligible. The specific impact of the accusation will depend on the severity and the stage of the legal proceedings. It’s advisable to disclose the matter truthfully during the application and consult legal counsel for specific advice.

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