Supreme Court of India
Omkar Sinha & Anr v. Sahadat Khan & Ors
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Constitution of India: Art. 166 – Conduct of business of the Government of a State – Circular order dated 17.10. 1997 in undivided State of M.P, granted entry in the Ranger ’s training to the candidates who stood first in the Forest Guard training schoo ls without entrance – Subsequent to enactment of State Reorganisa tion Act, 2000, State of Chhattisgarh was formed – However, th e circular of the undivided State of M.P continued – Appellant No. 1, who was undergoing training as Forest Guard stood first in the t raining and felt entitled to be selected for training as Foreste r, on the basis
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