Yes you have to approach to the high court againt the government if you are qualified for the exam only then you can go to the high court of your state.
You can file a writ petition before your state high court under article 226 of the constitution and seek an order to include you in the list, if you fulfill the eligibility criteria. And you will get success in this. Its a time taking process just you have to be patient.
Yes, a legal case can be filed against the government’s decision to reduce the Assistant Manager Procurement (180 posts) vacancies to 90 posts (50%) after conducting the exam in June 2023 and delaying joining for over 1.5 years. This violates the doctrine of legitimate expectation and constitutes arbitrary action, breaching Article 14 (Right to Equality) and Article 16 (Equal Opportunity in Public Employment) of the Indian Constitution. Since the recruitment process was for 180 posts, the government cannot arbitrarily reduce vacancies unless justified by financial constraints or policy changes, which must be legally valid. Candidates can file a writ petition (Mandamus) in the High Court seeking a directive to complete recruitment as per the original notification. Courts usually rule in favor of candidates unless exceptional circumstances exist. Filing a collective petition with other affected candidates can strengthen the case.
Yes, a legal case can be filed against the government’s decision to reduce the Assistant Manager Procurement (180 posts) vacancies to 90 posts (50%) after conducting the exam in June 2023 and delaying joining for over 1.5 years. This violates the doctrine of legitimate expectation and constitutes arbitrary action, breaching Article 14 (Right to Equality) and Article 16 (Equal Opportunity in Public Employment) of the Indian Constitution. Since the recruitment process was for 180 posts, the government cannot arbitrarily reduce vacancies unless justified by financial constraints or policy changes, which must be legally valid. Candidates can file a writ petition (Mandamus) in the High Court seeking a directive to complete recruitment as per the original notification. Courts usually rule in favor of candidates unless exceptional circumstances exist. Filing a collective petition with other affected candidates can strengthen the case.
Yes, a legal case can be filed against the government’s decision to reduce the Assistant Manager Procurement (180 posts) vacancies to 90 posts (50%) after conducting the exam in June 2023 and delaying joining for over 1.5 years. This violates the doctrine of legitimate expectation and constitutes arbitrary action, breaching Article 14 (Right to Equality) and Article 16 (Equal Opportunity in Public Employment) of the Indian Constitution. Since the recruitment process was for 180 posts, the government cannot arbitrarily reduce vacancies unless justified by financial constraints or policy changes, which must be legally valid. Candidates can file a writ petition (Mandamus) in the High Court seeking a directive to complete recruitment as per the original notification. Courts usually rule in favor of candidates unless exceptional circumstances exist. Filing a collective petition with other affected candidates can strengthen the case.
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