The case pertains to alleged irregularities in the appointment of employees during her tenure in 2015-16. The accusations were that the appointments were made in violation of rules, leading to corruption charges being brought against Maliwal.
Justice Amit Mahajan on Friday dismissed Maliwal’s petition, along with two other petitions filed by individuals who also faced charges in the same case. These appointments allegedly violated rules, and the case involves accusations of favouritism and corruption under her tenure.
This dismissal means the trial against Maliwal and the other accused will continue based on the corruption charges framed in December 2022.
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