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This clause is used to give horizontal reservations like reservations for visually impaired people. The Supreme Court in D.P. Joshi v. State of Madhya

This clause is used to give horizontal reservations like reservations for visually impaired people. The Supreme Court in D.P. Joshi v. State of Madhya

petitioner on the ground that since the writ petitioner being a visually impaired lady could not be recruited in the Bank for the Post ... that since the post of Probationary Officer was not earmarked for visually impaired persons the rejection of the application of the writ petitioner was valid

General category, he was denied appointment on the ground of visually impairment while, on the other hand, for the Examination held in 2002 for which ... question in Parliament answered on 05.08.2003 enquiring into the details of visually impaired candidates selected / recommended on the basis of the CSE during the last

consider her candidature under the category for Differently Abled persons as visually impaired and to provide the appointment. The Page 3 of 23 said representation ... Locomotor Disability and Cerebral Palsy (L.D & C.P) and visual impaired. Aforesaid reserved posts have been reserved for applicants having under mentioned disabilities

India and  2 almost 50% thereof suffer from visual disability. The fundamental concern of these visually impaired persons is safe accessibility to movements on footpaths ... rights of the differently- abled persons, particularly those who have visual impairment with which category we are concerned in the present case, to provide them

affidavit that the Empowered Committee consists of experts and some visually impaired experts from All India Confederation of the Blinds and Eye Way are special ... objective of including those individuals was to obtain their perspective on visual impairment with regard to the new under graduate programme on the basis

compensatory time i.e. providing 20 minutes per hour to the visually impaired candidates. 2. The petitioner which is stated to be a registered society ... under the Notice dated 31.05.2014 for Civil Services Examination, 2014 for visually impaired candidates is not in conformity with the provisions of Section

aforesaid observations of this Court, we are confident that the visually impaired candidate would be entitled to sit and write the examination for selection ... duties attached to the office/post would be unsuitable for the visually impaired candidate. Accordingly, we are of the view that the order passed

backlog of vacancies against reservation quota for visually impaired persons to be worked out in terms of OM bearing No.36035/3/2004-Estt ... were directed to appoint the petitioner who was a person with visual impairment to civil services. The respondent No.1, UPSC, conducted