The All India Services Act 1951 Complete Guide

The All India Services Act 1951 Complete Guide

All India Services Act 1951

An Act to Regulate the Recruitment, and the conditions of services of persons appointed to the All India Services common to the Union and the States. Be it enacted by Parliament as follows:

This Act may be called the All India Services Act, 1951

In this Act, the expression “an All India Service” means the service known as the Indian Administrative Service or Service known as the Indian Police Service [ or any other service specified in section 2A].

2A Constitution of new All India Service.-With effect from such date as the Central Government may, by notification in the Official Gazette, appoint in this behalf, there shall be constituted the following All India Services and different dates may be appointed for different services

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