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The Bench passed the orders on appeals by Gupta and the state through Advocate-General Atul Nanda, Additional Advocate-General Rameeza Hakeem and senior advocate Maninder Singh. The UPSC was represented by Additional Solicitor-General Aman Lekhi and Alka Chatrath. It further ruled...

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Updated At : 11:41 AM Nov 07, 2020 IST

The Bench passed the orders on appeals by Gupta and the state through Advocate-General Atul Nanda, Additional Advocate-General Rameeza Hakeem and senior advocate Maninder Singh. The UPSC was represented by Additional Solicitor-General Aman Lekhi and Alka Chatrath.

It further ruled the guidelines could not be held to be lacking authenticity or legality and the findings so recorded by the CAT were erroneous and against evidence on record.

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