By way of PTI
CHANDIGARH: The Haryana Civil Services and products (Judicial Department) Primary examination, 2021, intended to be held from Would possibly 6 to eight, is being rescheduled in compliance with the Excellent Court docket’s orders, the state public carrier fee stated on Wednesday night time.
The recent dates of this examination will probably be introduced sooner or later, it stated.
Previous within the day, the Excellent Court docket stayed the mains exam of Haryana Civil Services and products (Judicial Department) – 2021 scheduled to start from Would possibly 6 because of the dates clashing with the Initial Examination of Madhya Pradesh Civil Pass judgement on, Junior Department (Access Stage) Examination – 2021.
A bench comprising Justice Vineet Saran and Justice J Ok Maheshwari handed the intervening time order and posted the topic for additional listening to on Would possibly 9.
“In our view, the petitioners have made out a prima facie case for grant of keep. Within the aforesaid instances, as an intervening time measure, it’s directed that the examinations of the Haryana Civil Services and products (Judicial Department) Examinations scheduled for sixth to eighth Would possibly 2022 are stayed and will likely be postponed.
“At the request of the discovered suggest for the respondents, listing on Would possibly 9, in which date this Court docket would be told of a recent agenda for examinations to be notified by means of the respondents or else help this Court docket enabling it to mend the postponed dates,” the bench stated.
The highest courtroom requested the Punjab and Haryana Prime Court docket to both tell the rescheduled dates or help it in solving the dates.
The apex courtroom’s order got here on a plea by means of Raghav Gumbar and a few aspirants who identified that the Haryana examination was once at the start mounted from April 22 to April 24, alternatively, the similar was once postponed to Would possibly 6-8 as a result of the conflict with the dates of the Delhi Judicial Provider Assessments.