Supreme Court of India
Yogesh Ramchandra Naikwadi v. State of Maharashtra and Ors.
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Education - Admission - Appellant, claiming to be member of the Scheduled Tribe, sought admission to c Engineering Course - Caste claim rejected by Scrutiny Committee - Writ petition - High Court passed interim order directing the Director of Technical Education to accept the admission form of Appellant without insisting upon the validation of caste and to process the same as if Appellant belonged to Scheduled Tribe - Appellant granted benefit of reservation and admitted to Engineering course - He completed the course and was conferred degree - Writ petition filed by Appellant ultimately
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