(1) Any Armed Police may be removed from the service without holding disqualified for governmental service in the future in any of the following circumstances:
(a) If he or she fails to perform his or her responsibility due to disqualification.
(b) If he or she shows irresponsibility and frustration towards own professional knowledge showing
negligence during the training period orfailing to attend the training assigned or making pretence.
(c) If he or she contravenes the matters relating to conduct repeatedly.
(d) If he or she consumes alcoholic substance during the office time or in uniform even before and after
the office time.
(d1) If he or she enters the house of general public in an unauthorized manner whether while on duty or not
or does any improper conduct or makes looting.
(e) If he or she does the work in undisciplined way repeatedly.
(f) If he or she participates in politics.
(g) If he or she fails to present in the office for up to Fifteen consecutive days without getting leave
approved.
(h) If ignores own responsibility of post repeatedly.
(2) Any Armed Police may be removed from the service holding disqualified for governmental service in the future in any of the following circumstances:
(a) If he or she is held to have committed the offence as referred to in Section 27 of the Act
or if he or she commits such offence and goes away.
(b) If he or she is convicted by the court of a criminal case involving moral turpitude.
(c) If he or she is proved to have committed corruption.