Supreme Court of India
State of J & K & Anr v. Ajay Dogra
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Service Law - Recruitment - Jammu and Kashmir Police Rules, 1960 - Rule 176 - Direct recruitment of Prosecuting Officers in Jammu & Kashmir Police - Advertisement issued - Essential suitability conditions laid down - One such condition with regard to age/physical qualifications to be possessed by the applicants - Rule 176 of the Jammu & Kashmir Police Rules stated to be applicable to the advertisement - Respondents-applicants disqualified on the grou'nd that they did not possess the necessary physical qualifications - They filed writ petitions seeking for relaxation regarding minimum physical
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