Supreme Court of India
G. Srinivas Rao v. Union of India & Ors.
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Service Law: Indian Police Service (Cadre) Rules, 1954: c rr. 3 and 5 read with clause (2) of Para 3 of Letter dated 31.5.1985 - Cadre allocation - Claim of a general category candidate that allocation of the OBC candidate, who was much below hitn in merit list, to Andhra Pradesh Cadre was 0 unjust and instead he should have been allocated to the. Andhra Pradesh Cadre and not to Manipur- Tripura Joint Cadre - HELD: It is reiterated_fh9t the roster system ensures equitable treatment to both the general candidates and reserved candidates and, thereore, the roster system cannot be by-passed on
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