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"We have considered the limited issue. We are of the view
that all these appellants should get the same relief as the
appellants in the civil appeal which arose out of Special
Leave Petition No. 16646 of 1995. Once they were all in
one cadre, the distinction between direct recruits and
promotes disappears at any rate so far as equal treatment
in the same cadre for payment of the pay scale given is
concerned. The birthmarks have no relevance in this
connection. If any distinction is made on the question of
their right to the post of Data Processing Assistants they
were holding and to its scale -- which were matters
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common to all of them before the impugned order of the
Government of India was passed on 2-7-1990, -- then any
distinction between Data Processing Assistants who were
direct recruits and those who were promotees, is not
permissible. We, therefore, reject the respondents'
contention."