A. P. SAHI, ANJANA MISHRA
Bihar State Power (Holding) Company Limited Through Its Chairman – Appellant
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Md. Asif Hussain Son of Md Rashid Hussain – Respondent
Amreshwar Pratap Sahi, J.
This appeal has been filed by the Bihar State Power Holding Company Limited through its Chairman questioning the correctness of the Judgment dated 29th August, 2018 whereby a learned Single Judge of this Court has allowed the writ petition filed by the respondents-petitioners who claim that since they are in possession of a higher qualification of a Degree in Electrical Engineering, they are also entitled to participate in the recruitment process of Junior Electrical Engineers of the Company.
2. The dispute in short is that the advertisement/employment notice as published by the appellant-company, being Employment Notice No. 6 of 2018 prescribes the requisite qualification for recruitment as Junior Electrical Engineer of full time three years Diploma in Electrical Engineering from a recognized institute/college duly recognized by the State Government/Central Government approved by the AICTE. The degree holders filed the writ petition giving rise to this appeal questioning the action of the appellant-company in confining the eligibility qualif
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