The Supreme Court case involved an appeal filed by respondents challenging the selection of appellants for the post of physical training instructor. The High Court had affirmed a single judge's decision to set aside the appellant's selection. The Supreme Court upheld the High Court's decision with some modifications. It directed the commission to conclude the entire selection process, including a written test and interview. It also said no refund was required from retired candidates for their salary, and deleted all costs except those imposed on the commission.
The Supreme Court case involved an appeal filed by respondents challenging the selection of appellants for the post of physical training instructor. The High Court had affirmed a single judge's decision to set aside the appellant's selection. The Supreme Court upheld the High Court's decision with some modifications. It directed the commission to conclude the entire selection process, including a written test and interview. It also said no refund was required from retired candidates for their salary, and deleted all costs except those imposed on the commission.
The Supreme Court case involved an appeal filed by respondents challenging the selection of appellants for the post of physical training instructor. The High Court had affirmed a single judge's decision to set aside the appellant's selection. The Supreme Court upheld the High Court's decision with some modifications. It directed the commission to conclude the entire selection process, including a written test and interview. It also said no refund was required from retired candidates for their salary, and deleted all costs except those imposed on the commission.
Ramjit Singh Kardam & ors. v. Sanjeev Kumar & ors. ; (Civil Appeal No. 2103 of 2020 arising out of SLP(C) No. 35373 of 2013); [Article 309 of the Constitution of India, 1949] FACTS: The appeal have been filed by the respondent against the common judgment of Punjab and Haryana High Court LPA filled by the appellants affirming the judgment of learned single judge by which the selection of appellants on the post of physical training has been set aside. ISSUE: Whether the high court was correct in affirming the judgment of the learned single judge? JUDGEMENT: The Hon’ble Supreme Court on April 8th, 2020 by the divisional bench comprising of Justice Ashok Bhushan and Justice Navin Sinha upheld the decision of the Punjab and Haryana High Court with some modifications and the appeal was dismissed. The commission was asked to conclude the entire selection process including the written 200 mark test and 25 marks viva- voce. No refund to be asked from the retired candidates for their salary. Except for the costs imposed on the commission all other costs have been deleted.