Supreme Court of India
Anurag Patel v. U.P. Public Service Commission and Ors.
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Service Law: State of UP.-State Services/Upper Subordinate Services Examination- c Direct recruitment through UPPSC-Reservation-Allocation of inter se seniority amongst reserved candidates securing higher rank and selected on general merit vis-a-vis the candidates standing lower in merit list but selected against reserved vacancies-Government of U.P., Instruction dated 19.10.1992-Held, in a combined competitive examination held for more than one service, each service should be treated separately-Authorities concerned should prepare list of reserved category candidates to be appointed on
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