Supreme Court of India
Sushil Pandey & Anr v. State of U.p.thr. Principal Secretary (home) & Ors
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Uttar Pradesh Police Radio Service Rules, 1979 – rr. 17, 22 – 50% vacancies for the post of Assistant Radio Officers to be filled through direct recruitment and 50% by promotion from the feeder cadre (Radio Inspectors)– Appointments from both the streams were made on different dates– Combined selection list, quashed by High Court for being in violation of r.17 and r.22 – Fresh selection list was prepared, challenged by appellants-candidates from the feeder cadre – List sustained by High Court – Held: Manner in which appointment orders were issued was found to be in breach of the provisions of…
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