Supreme Court of India
Vivek Singh v. State of U.P. & Anr.
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Service Law - Selection under physically handicapped category - Backlog quota - Appellant applied under the physically handicapped category, in Combined State/Upper Subordinate Service Examination 2001 - His first preference was for the post of Deputy Collector and second preference was for the post of Trade Tax Officer - Appellant was duly selected - U.P. Public Service Commission appointed him as a Trade Tax Officer - Appellant filed writ petition seeking post Qf Deputy Collector - Meanwhile in 2011, State Government issued requisition for appointment on post of Deputy Collector to fill
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