Vikas Kumar vs The State of Bihar — CWJC/8941/2025
Case under Constitution of India Section 226. Disposed: Contested--DISMISSED on 04th May 2026.
CNR: BRHC010494012025
e-Filing Number
12-05-2025
Filing Number
CWJC/12099/2025
Filing Date
12-May-2025
Registration No
CWJC/8941/2025
Registration Date
23-May-2025
Judge
Mr. Justice Dr. Anshuman
Coram
Mr. Justice Dr. Anshuman
Bench Type
Single Bench
Category
CIVIL WRIT ( 15 )
Sub-Category
SELECTION , NON GAZETTED SER. ( 2502 )
Judicial Branch
Judicial Section
Decision Date
04-May-2026
Nature of Disposal
Contested--DISMISSED
Last updated 01-Jun-2026
Acts & Sections
Petitioner(s)
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1.Vikas Kumar
Adv. SURYA NILAMBARI,Akshansh Ankit,Akshansh Ankit, ,Akshansh Ankit
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2.Sandeep Kumar
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3.Dhanraj Kumar
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4.Ravishankar Kumar
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5.Rishi Kumar,
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6.Amit Kumar
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7.Satyendra Pal,
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8.Chandan Bharti,
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9.Raushan Kumar,
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10.Amit Kumar,
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11.Vikash Kumar
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12.Raubinsh Kumar
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13.Dinesh Kumar
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14.Abhishek Kumar
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15.Balram Kumar
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16.Laloo Kumar
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17.Amit Kumar
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18.Avinash Kumar
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19.Naveen Kumar Yadav
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20.Shankar Kumar Nirala
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21.Shankar Kumar
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22.Alok Ranjan Karn
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23.Vijay Kumar
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24.Raj Abhishek
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25.Ravi Kumar Shastri,
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26.Sahindra Kumar
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27.Amit Kumar
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28.Mithun Kumar
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29.Lakshmi Kumar
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30.Rajeev Ranjan Kumar
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31.Sumit Kumar
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32.Niraj Kumar
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33.Marshal Jahannavi
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34.Gunjan Kumar
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35.Ranvir Kumar
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36.Mukesh Kumar
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37.Jaysri Kumar
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38.Babloo Kumar,
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39.Santosh Kumar
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40.Nitesh Kumar
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41.Shrawan Kumar
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42.Deepak Raj
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43.Sudhanshu Kumar
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44.Satya Prakash Singh
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45.Dhananjay Kumar
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46.Aman Kumar
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47.Anil Kumar
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48.Ranjeet Kumar
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49.Nitish Kumar Jawahar
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50.Subhash Kumar
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51.Raja Kumar
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52.Md. Asif Raza
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53.Jay Prakash Kumar
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54.Deepak Kumar
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55.Rajan Kumar Pankaj
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56.Pappu Kumar Sharma
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57.Rabindra Kumar Mandal
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58.Atul Anand
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59.Pankaj Kumar
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60.Prahlad Kumar
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61.Ravi Kumar
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62.Praveen Kumar
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63.Vinay Kumar
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64.Saurabh Kumar
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65.Manmohan Kumar
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66.Navod Kumar Yadav
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67.Raju Kumar
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68.Rishi Ranjan Verma
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69.Abhishek Kumar
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70.Rohit Kumar
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71.Md. Ali Zafari
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72.Shashi Kumar
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73.Amartya Pratap Chaudhary
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74.Shiv Shankar Kumar
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75.Sanesh Kumar,
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76.Vinay Kumar Thakur
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77.Milton Kumar
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78.Niraj Kumar
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79.Shashikant Kumar
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80.Bhagwan Prasad Kamat
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81.Prashant Kumar
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82.Sushant Kumar
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83.Shubham Kumar
Respondent(s)
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1.The State of Bihar
Adv. ,Nikesh Kumar 1123
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2.The Additional Chief Secretary,
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3.The Principal Secretary,
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4.The Principal Secretary,
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5.The Secretary,
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6.The Principal Secretary,
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7.The Secretary
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8.The Additional Secretary,
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9.The Secretary,
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10.The Bihar Technical Service Commission,
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11.The Chairman,
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12.The Secretary,
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13.The Deputy Secretary,
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14.Jyoti Kumari
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15.Nayan Kumar Singh
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16.Rajesh Saigal
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17.Praveen Kumar
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18.Nishant Kumar
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19.Aryan
Case History
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Case disposedDisposed
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04-May-2026
Mr. Justice Dr. AnshumanView PDF
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04-May-2026
Mr. Justice Dr. AnshumanView PDF
Case Summary: CWJC/8941/2025 The Patna High Court dismissed a writ petition by 83 candidates challenging their exclusion from a Junior Engineer recruitment (Advertisement No. 01/2019) conducted by the Bihar Technical Service Commission. The petitioners alleged they were wrongly overlooked while candidates who registered after the stipulated cut-off date were selected. However, the court found the issue identical to a previously decided case (CWJC 9448/2025) and upheld that petitioners raised objections belatedly after final selection results were announced. The court ruled that absent any explicit cut-off date for qualifications in the advertisement, the application submission deadline prevails for determining eligibility. This case analysis is maintained by casestatus.in based on publicly available court records.
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16-Jun-2025
For Admission - Fresh Cases
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12-May-2025
Case filed
Registration No. CWJC/8941/2025
Case Summary: CWJC/8941/2025 The Patna High Court dismissed a writ petition by 83 candidates challenging their exclusion from a Junior Engineer recruitment (Advertisement No. 01/2019) conducted by the Bihar Technical Service Commission. The petitioners alleged they were wrongly overlooked while candidates who registered after the stipulated cut-off date were selected. However, the court found the issue identical to a previously decided case (CWJC 9448/2025) and upheld that petitioners raised objections belatedly after final selection results were announced. The court ruled that absent any explicit cut-off date for qualifications in the advertisement, the application submission deadline prevails for determining eligibility. This case analysis is maintained by casestatus.in based on publicly available court records.
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