( 1 ) THIS case demonstrates to the tilt of several shortcomings as to how, despite conclusive facts, when persons unfamiliar with legal process were called upon to adjudicate the claims entwined with legal issues would. falter in the performance thereof and how due to notorious red-tapism the benign constitutional distributive justice would be defeated due to procrastination calling utmost expeditious attention to remedy the acute evils at the highest State level.

( 2 ) BEFORE pointing them out and elaboration thereof, it is necessary to state the material facts in extenso. The petitioner, Nadimpally Bhuvaneswara Rao, son of Tirupathirao, resident of Namnoor in Luxsettipet Taluk of Adilabad District. obtained a social status certificate based on the recommendation made by the Sarpanch and the Patwari of that village that he belongs to "koppula Velma" community which is recognised by the State Government as Backward Class d Group. On the basis thereof, he sought admission into the First Year M. B. B. S. Course for 1981-82 and was provisionally selected on Sept. 31, 1981 and he was admitted on Oct. 14, 1981. By letter dated Oct. 24, 1981, the respondent promptly h