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1998 Supreme(Raj) 1257

J.C.VERMA
Ashutosh – Appellant
Versus
State of Raj – Respondent


For the Petitioner:Mr. S.K. Gupta, Advocate.
For the Respondents:Mr. S.N. Kumawat for R.P.S.C. Mrs. Naina Saraf, Advocates.

JUDGMENT

1. - To an advertisement No. 6 Category No. 126/Selections/93/94 for filling up 25 posts of Lecturers in Sanskrit in College Education Department which carried the minimum qualification of post graduate degree in Sanskrit subject with 55% marks at least along with Ph. D or National Level Eligibility Test, the petitioner having fulfilling the qualifications applied for the post of Lecturer in Sanskrit. He was called for interview on 11.3.1996. He appeared in the interview with all his original documents including the Caste Certificate. He was selected having been found fit and was appointed by the respondent No. 4 vide order dated 14.6.1996, copy of which has been attached as Annexure - 2. He joined the duties at Maharani Shri Jaya College, Bharatpur in the month of July, 1996 vide Annexure-2. His services were terminated on 13.12.1996((Annexure-4) on the ground that the certificate of the petitioner belonging to Scheduled Caste was a forged one. Being aggrieved against the order Annexure-4 dated 13.12.1996, the petitioner filed a writ petition being S.B. Civil Writ Petition No. 427/97 which writ petition was allowed and a direction was issued to the respondents to hold an




























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