Supreme Court of India
Ajith K & Ors. v. Aneesh K.S. & Ors.
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Kerela State and Subordinate Services Rules, 1958: r. 10(a)(ii) – Qualifications – Post of Junior Health Inspector Grade II in Municipal Common Service – Qualification to the post of Inspec tor/ Food Inspector Grade II was Sanitary Inspector Diplom a Course- SIDC – Advertisement of vacancies – Candidates poss essing the qualification of Diploma in Health Inspectors Cours e-DHIC also included in the shortlists – Challenge to, before the tribunal – During pendency, three member Committee report that two year DHIC is a higher qualification – Direction of the tribunal th at shortlist of
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