Supreme Court of India
Sakshi Arha v. The Rajasthan High Court and Others
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Judicial Service – Rajasthan Judicial Service Rules, 2010 – r. 10 – Selection for the post of Civil Judge – Submis sion of caste certificate – Certificate not accepted – Benefit of Reservation no t given – An advertisement issued by respondent dated 2 2.07.2021, selection process held for the post of Civil Judge – Appe llants being members of Other backward Classes (Non-creamy layer ), More Backward Class (NCL) and from the Economically weaker Se ction (EWS), applied for the post in their respective reserve d category – Exam conducted – Appellants scored higher marks in their categ ory,
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