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Promotion is not fundamental right for government employees: Supreme Court
May 31 2007, Pratyush

The Supreme Court, in a milestone decision, has ruled that the government officials have no any fundamental right to be promoted. They would not be able to get promotion despite of having eligibility criteria to work on the higher post.

The apex...

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