Supreme Court of India
Pratap Kishore Panda v. Agni Charan Das
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For the reasons discussed above, the challenge while allowed is not successful.
Judgment, page 19
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Service Law - Seniority - Due to inadequate number of candidates in reserved category recommended by Public Service Commission, State Government decided to fill the remaining seats on an ad hoc basis - Names of candidates were sponsored by the Employment Exchange and they were found suitable by a duly constituted Selection Committee which interviewed them - By State Resolutions, ad hoc reserved candidates were deemed as regular appointments ..,.
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