Supreme Court of India
Priya Pramod Gajbe v. State of Maharashtra and Others
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Education/Educational Institutions – MBBS admission – Seat reserved for Scheduled Tribe – Appellant secured the admission claiming that she belonged to ‘Mana’ Scheduled Tribe – Claim invalidated – Documents of pre-Constitution period relied upon by the appellant – Probative value of – Held: Documents of the pre- Constitution period showing the caste of the applicant and their ancestors have got the highest probative value – If an applicant is able to produce authentic and genuine documents of the pre- Constitution period showing that he belongs to a tribal community, there is no reason to…
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