High Court of Karnataka Hears Public Interest Litigation Concerning Recruitment and Selection Process. Petition Challenges Appointments Made by State Authorities Alleging Irregularities in Selection.

High Court: Karnataka High Court Bench: BENGALURU
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The judgment text provided is incomplete, containing only the case heading, date, court, judges, advocates, and a list of parties. The matter is a writ petition (Public Interest Litigation) filed by 25 petitioners against the State of Karnataka, its officials, and a large number of impleaded respondents. The case appears to challenge the recruitment and selection process conducted by the Karnataka Public Service Commission and state authorities. No factual background, legal issues, submissions, or court decision are included in the available excerpt. The procedural history indicates that several respondents were impleaded over time by court orders dated 12.08.2013, 19.02.2014, 20.08.2014, and 16.09.2014. The nature of the dispute, specific relief sought, and outcome of the petition remain unknown from the provided text.

Issue of Consideration

KAHC010069112012_1

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Case Details

2016 LawText (KAR) (06) 30

W.P.No.27674/2012 c/w W.P.Nos.41366/2012, 27730/2012, 43718 & 43720 – 43732/2012, 4297/2013 & 1733/2013 (GM – PIL)

2016-06-21

N.Kumar, B.Veerappa

M.B.Nargund, VikramPhadke

Khaleel Ahmed K.R. and Others

State of Karnataka and Others

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Nature of Litigation

Public Interest Litigation before the High Court of Karnataka concerning recruitment and selection to state services.

Procedural History

The High Court, by orders dated 12.08.2013, 19.02.2014, 20.08.2014, and 16.09.2014, impleaded various respondents including Hidayatullah, Mohamed Rafi Pasha, Bhaskar Naik, and others as per the case progression.

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