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Right arm, wrong choice: Tattoo rule puzzles HC
The Morning Standard
|November 01, 2025
THE Delhi High Court has questioned the rationale behind recruitment rules that disqualify candidates from joining the armed forces for having tattoos on the right forearm, while permitting them on the left side.
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A division bench of Justices C Hari Shankar and Om Prakash Shukla, hearing a petition by an aspirant rejected on this ground, said the distinction between tattoos on the two arms appeared arbitrary.
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