Supreme Court of India
Praveen Singh v. State of Punjab and Ors.
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Service Law: Selection-Competitive exam- 44 posts of Block Development and Panchayat Officers-Examination consisting of a written test and viva voce test--4500 candidates participating-Out of the total 450 marks, 400 marks accounted for the written test while 50 marks were for the viva voce---To qualify for the viva voce test, a candidate was required to secure 33% marks in each paper and 45% marks in the aggregate-After written test 130 candidates selected for the viva voce test--44 candidates finally selected solely on the basis of marks obtained in the viva voce test-Appellant not included…
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