Supreme Court of India
Ksh. Lakshaheb Singh and Others. v. State of Manipurand Others
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Service /aw-Appointment- Quota for promotion vis-a- vis direct recruitment -Appellants serving as Section Offic- c ers - In terms of the recruitment rules, for the next promo- tional post of Assistant Engineers, 60% of the posts to be filled up by promotion· and 40% by direct recruitment - Fi- nancial crunch faced by the State Government, policy deci- sion imposing total ban on appointment under direct recruit- ment quota - However, issuance of letter by the Department to initiate the process for direct recruitment to the said post- Writ petition by appellants seeking quashing of the letter-
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