A division bench of Madhya Pradesh High Court deferred hearing on a plea seeking that copies of the written exam for the appointment of Civil Judge Class II and Additional District & Sessions Judge be made public under the Right to Information (RTI) Act rather than allowing only the candidate concerned access to his copies. The case will now come up for hearing after two weeks.
The petition filed by Advocates' Union for Democracy & Social Justice said that the copies of candidates appearing for the main exam of civil class II should be made public under RTI to make the exam process more fair and transparent. The petitioner further argued that on many reserved posts in the civil judge class II exam, selection of candidates from reserved sections has not taken place, thereby creating doubt over the selection process.
The petitioner also raised a question mark over necessity to score 20 marks out of 50 in the interview of the exam.
Advocates Rameshwar P Singh and Vinayak Shah appeared in the case on behalf of the petitioner.
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