S.RANGARAJAN
URMILA GINDA – Appellant
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UNION OF INDIA – Respondent
( 1 ) THE short but interesting question in this Writ Petition is whether the petitioner, who belongs to a high caste family (Malhotras of Punjab) and who married Fit. Ltd. C D. Ginda, who belongs to the Scheduled Caste (Adharmi community i. e. chamar ). is also entitled to be treated as a Scheduled Caste candidate in respect of a public office reserved for backward communities, Scheduled Castes and Tribes.
( 2 ) THE marriage is said to have taken place on 15th January, 1969 (this fact has not been stated in the petition, but Shri D. K,. Kapur, learoed counsel for the petitioner, states this from the bar and this fact has not been disputed. The petitioner graduated from the Delhi University and also passed the one year intensive. course in Russian from the Institute of Russian Studies, Jawaharlal Mehru University , New Delhi in the year 1966. When a post of Senior Russina-to-English Translator in the Ministry of Defence in the scale of Rs. 325-575 was advertised she applied for that post. She took a written test on the basis of which she was called for interview on 13th June. l972. She was, however, selected for the post of Junior Russian/baglish Translator in the scal
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