Supreme Court of India
C.M. Thri Vikrama Varma v. Avinash Mohanty and Ors.
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Indian Police Service (Cadre) Rules, 1954: rr.3, 5 -Allocation of members of the /PS to home State cadre - Respondent challenged allocation of appellant, an OBC candidate to State cadre on the ground that it was arbitrary and in place of appellant, respondent should have been allocated to the State cadre - High Court quashing the allocation of appellant to State cadre with direction to Union of India to reconsider a/location of respondent and appellant in accordance with law - Correctness of - Held: Co"ect - Broad principles to be followed for allocation are indicated in Para 3 of the fetter
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