Supreme Court of India
Nayak Pno No.980510777 Raj Bahadur & Ors. v. State of Uttar Pradesh & Ors.
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Service Law – Appellants belonging to Scheduled Cas te category were posted as Constables/Head Constables in the P olice Department of Uttar Pradesh – They appeared in the limited departmental examination held for filling up the po sts of Sub- Inspector (Civil Police) – Conduct of examination w as to be governed by 2008 Rules – Candidates were required to appear in the written examination carrying 300 marks–Written examination comprised of four subjects (2 papers of 100 marks a nd 2 of 50 marks each) and the candidate who failed to obtain m inimum 50 marks in each subject would not be
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