Supreme Court of India
Bsnl & Ors. v. Abhishek Shukla & Anr.
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Service Law - Appointment/Selection - Advertisement for appointment - Post earmarked for General Category, OBC c and SC - Two of the candidates in the select list, not joining service - Candidates in wait list of selection list seeking appointment on the unfilled posts - Appointment denied on the ground that there existed no provision in statutory rules for preparing select list with waitlist and that one of the posts was reserved for handicapped candidate - Held: The • ~ candidates in the waitlist entitled to appointment - Plea that in other districts candidates appointed from waitlist not
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