Supreme Court of India

SURENDRA KIJMAR v. STATE OF B1HAR & oRS.

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Decided 9 November 1984

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Nine seat were reserved in the medical colleges of Jammu and Kashmir for candidates from the State of Bihar. Thirty five students applied for these nine seats. list of seven candidates was prepared by the Car troller of Examinations-cum-Additional Director of Health Services for being recommended to the Government of Jammu and Kashmir. The name of the petitioner figured as No. 3. Another tentative list of seven candidates had also been prepared on the basis of merit from the candidates in the waiting list.…

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