Can indian air froce punish the airman twice for same offenc

Dear Querist,

Law would not permit double jeopardy in any case. However, from your briefs, it do not help us giving you appropriate advice. If facts are set in right perspective, we would be in an appropriate case,

you may get some relief.

Dear Querist,

Law would not permit double jeopardy in any case. However, from your briefs, it do not help us giving you appropriate advice. If facts are set in right perspective, we would be in an appropriate case,

you may get some relief.

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https://www.lawyersclubindia.com/forum/Is-it-not-human-right-violation-of-indian-air-force--83810.asp#.UdgqmazQzmk

It appears that the first punishment is that of dismissal and the second punishment for the offence of deserting the IAF (for which there may be a separate offnce with punishment of imprisonment). If this is what you are talking about, then these two will not amount to double jeopardy within the meaning of Article 20 of the Constitution. These two punishments can be awarded, since dismissal is not a punishment covered in Article 20 of the Constitution.

Moreover, you've mentioned that he is being dismissed twice. I think there appears to be some confusion here. There is no need to dismiss him twice. One dismissal should be sufficient for one particular default. However, as I mentioned above, if the same default (such as deserting IAF) also amounts to a criminal offence under the relevant law concerning IAF, he can be punished for such offence separately in addition to dismissal. It will not be double jeopardy.

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