Deciding two connected writ petitions arising from a common Industrial Tribunal Award, the Delhi High Court set aside the Tribunal's direction granting hotel workmen a further…
OKEY' Is Informal Usage, Slangs Cannot Be Regarded As “Meaningful English Usage”: Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court ordered the Staff Selection Commission (SSC) to revise the answer key for a question in the Combined Graduate Level (CGL) examination. The court found that the question was ambiguous and the provided answer was incorrect. The case involved a candidate who challenged the SSC’s answer key, arguing that the correct answer was not among the options provided. The court agreed with the candidate and directed the SSC to award marks to all candidates who attempted the question. The judgment highlights the importance of accuracy and fairness in competitive examinations and ensures that candidates are not unfairly penalized due to errors in the question paper.