Supreme Court of India
Shailendra Kumar Patel v. State of Chhattisgarh
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We hold that it was not open for the Government to independently re-examine the issue of eligibility and arrive at a different conclusion, based on the detailed re-examination that the candidate is not eligible, that Page 50 of 65 area of consideration having been taken away statutorily from the Appointing Authority and specifically assigned to the Commission.
Judgment, page 49
In brief
The appellant, then a Deputy Registrar in the Chhattisgarh State Universities Service, applied under the OBC category in response to the Chhattisgarh Public Service Commission's advertisement dated 09.02.2021 for three posts of Registrar; the Commission, through subject experts, scrutinised his qualifications and experience, found him eligible, and after the written examination and interview placed him first in the OBC category, recommending him on 07.10.2021 subject to verification of original documents and satisfaction as to eligibility.…
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