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2007 Supreme(Cal) 711

TAPEN SEN
NOOR EMAM KHAN – Appellant
Versus
STATE OF WEST BENGAL – Respondent


Advocates Appeared:
ALOK KR.GHOSH, DILIP KUMAR SAHA, DURBA BANDYOPADHYAY, Haridas Das, MANAS DAS GUPTA GUPTA, MANIK CH.DAS, P.S.DEB BARMAN, P.S.DEB BARMAN RAJDEEP BISWAS, Rajdeep Biswas, SAHID ALI KHAN

( 1 ) ALL these writ petitions have been heard together. In W. P. No. 11613 (W) of 2007, the petitioner (Noor Emam Khan) has stated that he passed his School Final Examinations in the year 1992 and thereafter, the Higher secondary Examinations in 1995 and the Bachelor of Arts from the university of Calcutta in 1997. He has experience of Typing and Short-hand and he is in possession of valid Certificates. He has stated that pursuant to an Advertisement published on 16. 2. 2007 in the "juger khabar", he applied for being appointed in the post of a Lower Division clerk (Group - "c") on 19. 2. 2007. He subsequently came to learn that the written test for Group - "c" and Group "d" posts in the Judgeship of Howrah had been fixed on 11. 3. 2007. The petitioner has stated that thereafter, he, along with a large number of similarly situated persons/applicants, visited the Office of the District Judge Howrah on 9. 3. 2007 when they were told that Interview Letters had been duly dispatched. With such a reply, they became agitated and thereafter, duplicate Interview Letters were issued to all of them including the petitioner informing him that the written tests for selection of Lower Division



























































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