Supreme Court of India
Nitesh Kumar Pandey v. The State of Madhya Pradesh and Ors.
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Panchayat: Selection – To the post of ‘Gram Rojgar Sahayak’ – To be conducted under the guidelines dated 2.6.2012 – The Colle ctor of District Rewa, Madhya Pradesh, by the revised time schedule dated 17.6.2014 provided for computer efficiency test – Some candidates’ names were removed from the ‘Select List’ based on th e result of computer efficiency test – The candidates filed wri t petition contending that computer efficiency test was not contemplate d as a criteria for selection – Single Judge of High Court allowed the petition – Order was further affirmed in writ appeal as well as in
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