Court Decision
2024-09-14
Subject: Education Law - Admission Rights
In a significant ruling, the Delhi High Court addressed the case of
The court analyzed the validity of the ECC issued by the Officer-in-Charge, which was confirmed by the Ministry of Home Affairs. It noted that the ECC was issued by a competent authority as per the guidelines outlined in the Information Bulletin. The court found that the University of Delhi's reliance on the KSB's cancellation was misplaced, especially since the MHA had verified the ECC shortly after the cancellation.
The court ruled in favor of
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