to award the specified Civil Appeal @ SLP (C) No.4106/2021 Page 22 of 38punishment “is subject to any rules made under the CRPF Act”. Another important feature is that Section 11 does not use common expressions such as “dismissal from service” or “removal from service” while describing the punishments. Though, Rule 27 (vide Table) uses those expressions. 21. The question which would therefore arise for our consideration is whether Section 11 is exhaustive as far as minor punishments imposable under the CRPF Act are concerned or it merely provides for a skeletal framework to be supplemented by the rules framed under the Act. 22. In Ghulam Mohd. Bhat (supra), a question arose whether punishment of removal from service could be awarded to a Constable in the Force. The argument against the award of punishment of removal from service was that it is not one of the punishments specified in Section 11 of the CRPF Act. The Union of India defended the said punishment on the ground that it is a