What is the process for removing a member of a Public Service Commission?
A member of a Public Service Commission can be removed from office by the order of the President on the ground of misbehavior after the Supreme Court, on reference made by the President, conducts an inquiry and reports that the member ought to be removed. The President (for Union or Joint Commission) or the Governor (for State Commission) may suspend the member during the inquiry process. Additionally, the President can remove a member if they are adjudged an insolvent, engage in paid employment outside their office, or are deemed unfit due to infirmity of mind or body (Article 317).