Supreme Court of India
Kishor Kumar & Ors. v. Pradeep Shukla & Ors.
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U.P. PROCEDURE FOR DIRECT RECRUITMENT OF GROUP ' ' POSTS (OUTSIDE THE PURVIEW OF PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION) RULES, 2000: r. 15(2) - Appointment to 766 posts of Pharmacists advertised on 12. 11. 2007 - Held: As has been held in Santosh Kumar Mishra's case, the dec;ision taken by State Government to accommodate the diploma-holders in batches 0 against their respective years could be discontinued at a later stage, but not to the disadvantage those who had been denied the opportunity of being appointed by virtue of the same Rules - The subsequent policy could be introduced after the private
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