Supreme Court of India
S. Rajendra v. Union of India and Ors.
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Service Law-Promotion on post reserved for SC/ST candidates-Carry forward of vacancy as per rules in case no suitable .candidate available for c recruitment on the post-Time limit for-Vacancy for the post of Deputy Superintendent of Jail notified in 1990-0nly SC candidate, had not completed three years of service to be eligible for promotion under the Rules to such post-Department applied for de-reservation of the post-Rejected by Government_:_Government, however, allowed General category candidate to be appointed on an ad hoc basis-Reservation carried forward for three calendar…
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