D. Y. CHANDRACHUD, DILIP GUPTA
ISHA TYAGI – Appellant
Versus
STATE OF U. P. – Respondent
Hon’ble Dr. D.Y. Chandrachud, C.J.—A brochure which has been issued by the State for entrance to medical courses in the State of Uttar Pradesh, described as CPMT 2014, prescribes the time lines and conditions of eligibility. The brochure envisages that candidates have to submit online applications. The petitioner claims to be a grand-daughter of a freedom fighter of Tehsil-Deoband, District Saharanpur, by the name of Buchha alias Dileep Singh Tyagi. The petitioner has annexed a copy of a certificate dated 26 September 1988 issued to her mother stating that she is the daughter of the above mentioned freedom fighter. The petitioner applied for admission in pursuance of the information brochure. Under the brochure, a reservation of 2% has been provided for descendants of freedom fighters on a horizontal basis. The condition stipulates that the reservation would enure to the benefit of actual descendants of freedom fighters which is defined to include sons, unmarried daughters and son’s sons. The condition in the brochure specifies that the son of a freedom fighter is not required to be financially dependant.
2. The petitioner applied online for admission. The online code for t
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