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High Court Recruitment in Primary Teacher to include girl students below the age of Instructions have been given. At the same time, notice has been issued to the secretary of the school education department and others, and instructions have been given to submit the reply, although the detailed order is currently awaited.

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Madhya Pradesh High Court in its interim order has Girl students below the age of Instructions are given for inclusion. The couple bench of Chief Justice Ravi Vijay Malimath and Justice Vishal Mishra has said that when the age in the eligibility test Year is fixed then at the time of appointment Determination of year is illegal. The Jugalpeeth has issued notices to the Secretary of the School Education Department, including others, and directed them to submit their replies in the matter, although the detailed order is currently awaited.

This case has been filed in the High Court on behalf of Narsinghpur resident Kumari Ankita Irpache and Kumari Shivani Thakur. In this recruitment rules by Commissioner Public Education Directorate Bhopal 434 Notification issued contrary to the provisions has been kept in the dock. The petitioners state that Eligibility Test 1st January of the candidates passed in Minimum age for appearing in the recruitment process year is required. While conducting the preliminary hearing of the matter, the court observed that the teacher service recruitment rules by the commissioner of public education, school education department, and issued instructions contrary to the clear instructions of the General Administration Department and the law prescribed by the legislature Minimum age prescribed for employment in place of the year of the year Which is prima facie unconstitutional. While giving interim relief to the petitioners, the court has called for responses from the non-applicants while directing them to include them in the primary teacher recruitment process. Advocate Rameshwar Singh Thakur appeared on behalf of the petitioners. ,