As per the case facts, a CISF constable was removed from service for serious misconduct early in his tenure. A Single Bench of the High Court had reinstated him, but ... a Division Bench overturned this, upholding his removal. The appeal to the Supreme Court challenged the Division Bench's decision. The question arose whether the Division Bench was justified in upholding the petitioner's removal from service, given the findings of misconduct in the departmental inquiry. Finally, the Supreme Court sided with the Division Bench, dismissing the appeal. It clarified that courts exercising judicial review generally do not interfere with factual findings in departmental inquiries unless there's evidence of bad faith or extreme unreasonableness. As long as there is some supporting evidence, the departmental authority's conclusion must stand.