Supreme Court of India
Vjjay Syal and Anr. v. State of Punjab and Ors.
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Service Law: Appointments-Selection to the posts of Asst/ .District Transport Officer-Written test--Certain candidates declared successful- Lowering of the standard declaring some more candidates successful-Selection of candidates from both lists after interviewing them-Non-selection of appellants from the first list--Challenge to--Dismissed by the High Court Held: Even after non-consideration of Selection of the Candidates from second list appellants would not succeed--Marks allocated for interview reasonably fair and just and conform with the directions of the Supreme Court in this…
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