Supreme Court of India

Raj Kumar Gupta v. Union of India and Ors.

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Reported as [2007] 1 S.C.R. 1085
Decided 17 January 2007

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Education/Educational Institutions Entrance examinations- -r Leakage of question papers-Causing harassment to parents and students- Writ petition-Report submitted by Union of India-Held : Union of India having taken concrete steps to maintain secrecy and sanctity of the c examinations, writ petition disposed of-Public Interest Litigation. Frequent leakage of question papers shook confidence of honest students and their parents on the system and caused them great harassment ' and depression. Petitioner filed public interest litigation. Union of India filed counter affidavit through its

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