V.V.S.RAO
A. PRATHYUSHA – Appellant
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Registrar. N. T. R. University of Health Sciences, Vijayawada – Respondent
( 1 ) THE petitioner s father belongs to forward caste. Her mother is said to belong to Scheduled Caste family. The petitioner appeared for EAMCET-99 with the hope of getting a medical seat. She obtained a rank of 03445 which was later revised as 03419. She realized that with this rank she will not get seat in the OC category which she claimed earlier as belonging to OC throughout her academic career upto vii Class, upto X Class and upto intermediate level. At all these crucial stages of her education thus far, she never claimed that she belongs to Scheduled caste. However, after appearing for eamcet-99 and after realizing that she will not be able to get medical seat in the oc category, she thought that by procuring a Scheduled Caste certificate she will be able to get a seat reserved for SC candidates. Therefore, her father appears to have found a clever way. He made her apply for a community certificate claiming as belonging to mala caste which is a scheduled Caste.
( 2 ) THE Government of India in 1975 issued a Memorandum No. 39/37/73-SCT dated 4-3-1975. That memorandum intended to confer certain benefits on the children of couples of inter-caste marriages. If
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