Supreme Court of India
Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission v. Manish Bakawale & Ors.
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M.P. State Civil Services Rules, 2015 – r.4(3)(c)(1),(2) – Appellant issued advertisement inviting applications for State Service Examination for various posts in different departments – Respondent no.1 (SC category candidate) gave his order of preference as- Deputy District Collector, Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) and Chief Municipal Officer (CMO) – 892 marks obtained by the respondent no.1 were not sufficient for the post of his first preference – Considered for the post of DSP, his second preference – However, was found ineligible as he did not meet the additional eligibility…
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