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2001 Supreme(Raj) 1331

ARUN MADAN, K.S.RATHORE
Rajasthan Public Service Commission, Ajmer – Appellant
Versus
Dr. Narendra Kumar Mangal : Dr. Ravindra Singh : Dr. Bhanwar Singh : State of Rajasthan – Respondent


JUDGMENT

1. These six special appeals since have arisen out of common judgment dated 15.9.1995 of the learned Single Judge in three writ petitions having been filed by the doctors, therefore, the same are being disposed of by this common judgment. By the impugned judgment the learned Single Judge while allowing the doctors' writ petition Nos. 446/94, 607/94, & 954/94 directed the Rajasthan Public Service Commission (for short "PSC") to interview the writ petitioners also for the advertised posts without requiring them to go through the screening test.

2. These special appeals are divided in two sets. First three appeals (Nos. 777/95, 778/95 & 779/95) have been filed by the PSC for setting aside the impugned judgment of the learned Single Judge, whereas by second set of appeals (Nos. 679/95, 680/95 & 775/95) the doctors (who were petitioners in their a ore said writ petitions) have sought for modification of the impugned Judgment of the learned Single Judge by directing respondents (State of Rajasthan & PSC) to regularise the services of doctors (petitioners) on the post of Assistant Professors by assessing their service records/ACRs, experience etc. as a separate block from the date






























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