Supreme Court of India
Aarav Jain v. The Bihar Public Service Commission & Ors.
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We are of the considered view that the rejection of the candidates was improper, unjustified and not warranted.
Judgment, page 6
From the headnote
Service Law – 30th Bihar Judicial Service Examination – Recruitment of Judicial Officers – Rejection of Candidature – Non- production of original certificates at the time of interview – Bihar Public Service Examination Commission (BPSC) issued an advertisement for conducting examination for 349 posts of Civil Judge (Junior Division) – After conducting the examination, Commission issued appointment letter to the successful candidates in order of merits – Candidature of eight candidates (Appellants) was cancelled by Commission for want of non-production of original certificates – Appellants…
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