Supreme Court of India
Harkirat Singh Ghuman v. Punjab & Haryana High Court & Ors.
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Service Law – Punjab Superior Judicial Services Rules, 2007 – Haryana Superior Judicial Services Rules, 2007 – Public employment – Fairness and transparency – Selection process initiated by the respondents for direct recruitment to Punjab Superior Judicial Service/Haryana Superior Judicial Service – Appellant, having not qualified in the written examination filed writ petition raising various objections, dismissed by High Court – Objections raised are in reference to the procedure adopted in holding written examination which as per the appellant is neither fair nor transparent and many…
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