Supreme Court of India
J.ashok Kumar v. State of Andhra Pradesh
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JUDGMENT: O R R Mr. L.N. Rao, learned counsel appearing for the petitioner contends that under .o.Ms.No.1136, dated September 13, 1986 rule 4 of the .P.Excise Service Rules was amended giving weightage of 5% of the marks for selection to an NCC candidate and that the petitioner had appeared for the post of Assistant Excise Superintendent, Group I Service, by direct recruitment. He should have been given weightage of 5% marks and the Tribunal was unjustified in dismissing his petition.…
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