Supreme Court of India
Gagandeep Singh v. The State of Punjab & Ors.
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Service Law – Appointment against reserved vacancy – Right to – Appellant belonging to the reserved category of Balmiki/Majbhi Sikh was at no.3 in the select list for appointment to the post of District Programme Officer – One ‘GS’ appointed against the reserved vacancy for Balmiki/Majbhi Sikh, resigned after a year – Writ petition filed by the appellant contending that in terms of the instructions issued by the Department, the vacancy created should be filled up by the next available person from the same community and the no.2 candidate not being interested, the appellant should be appointed…
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