Supreme Court of India
Indradeo Paswan v. Union of India and Ors.
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Bihar Re-organisation Act, 2000: s. 72(2)-Bifurcation of State of Bihar-Allocation of services Appel/ant working as Deputy Director in State of Bihar-Recommended for promotion to the post of Additional Director-Re-organisation of State of Bihar-Appellant provisionally allocated to State of Jharkhand as Additional Director-Officers called upon to submit options for serving either in reorganized State of Bihar or in newly created State of Jharkhand-Appellant opted for a/location in State of Jharkhand-Appel/ant allocated to reorganized State of Bihar and shown as No. I in seniority list of his
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