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Thakur Kuldeep Singh(D) Thr. Lr. & Ors vs Union Of India & Ors on 8 March, 2010

17. The judgments relied by the respondent/writ petitioner passed in the case of Kuldeep (supra) and Mr.Pronab Halder (supra) or the judgments passed by the different High Courts are not binding on this Court. Even otherwise, in the aforesaid cases, the entire scheme of examination contained in clause 12 has not been considered and the clause 2 (d) has not been properly interpreted. In (2024) 4 SCC 336 (Telangana Residential Educational Institutions Recruitment Board -Vs. Saluvadi Sumalatha & Anr.) the Apex Court held that the Court should be cautious in dealing with recruitment process adopted by the recruitment agency since the same is a product of a lot of thought process by which the parameters are arrived at. The petititioner cannot be allowed the relaxation as the same is likely to open a flood gate and the entire selection mechanism based on parameters set by expert bodies will become inconsequential.
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Pranab Halder & Ors vs Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. & Ors on 23 March, 2017

17. The judgments relied by the respondent/writ petitioner passed in the case of Kuldeep (supra) and Mr.Pronab Halder (supra) or the judgments passed by the different High Courts are not binding on this Court. Even otherwise, in the aforesaid cases, the entire scheme of examination contained in clause 12 has not been considered and the clause 2 (d) has not been properly interpreted. In (2024) 4 SCC 336 (Telangana Residential Educational Institutions Recruitment Board -Vs. Saluvadi Sumalatha & Anr.) the Apex Court held that the Court should be cautious in dealing with recruitment process adopted by the recruitment agency since the same is a product of a lot of thought process by which the parameters are arrived at. The petititioner cannot be allowed the relaxation as the same is likely to open a flood gate and the entire selection mechanism based on parameters set by expert bodies will become inconsequential.
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