Admiral Vishnu Bhagwat was controversially removed from the position of Chief of the Naval Staff in December 1998. Admiral D.K. Joshi resigned from the post in February 2014, taking moral responsibility for a series of accidents involving Navy ships.
In the history of Indian Navy, one serving Chief of Staff was removed from the office, while one had resigned. Their names in this order are
Asked in APSC CCE Prelims Exam 2014 · Topic: Governor/Governor General/Viceroy (Structure and functioning of the central British administration in India)
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Answer: C. Admiral Vishnu Bhagawat and Admiral D.K. Joshi
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