Supreme Court of India
Pournima Suryakant Pawar v. State of Maharahtra and Others
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In view of the above, we find no merit in both the Special Leave Petitions.
Judgment, page 10
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Scheduled Caste I Scheduled Tribe - Caste scrutiny - Claim of petitioners that they belonged to Scheduled Tribe - Rejected by Scheduled Tribe Certificate Scrutiny Committee - Order upheld by High Court - On appeal, held: Documentary evidence showed that family members of the petitioners did not belong to the 'Thakar Scheduled Tribe' as claimed by them - Petitioners deliberately withheld their caste at the time of making application before the Caste Scrutiny Committee - The Scrutiny Committee also noticed that the petitioners failed in the affinity test as the information supplied by them was
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