New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Tuesday searching for a response from the central government about why women’s intake of candidates at the National Defense Academy (NDA) and other military-managed schools and colleges are not limited after the government believes that 19 female candidates will become accepted in NDA 370 seats.
The top court asked the center to place the numbers about the total number of candidates including women who have emerged in an examination of NDA 2021, for the entrance test for Rashtriya Indian Military College (RIMC) and for Rashtriya Military School (RMS).
A judicial bench Sanjay Kishan Kuli and M M Sundresh told the additional lawyer General Aishwarya Bhati, appearing for the center, that the government must explain why the number 19 women had been set for 2022 in accordance with the notifications issued by UPSC.
“That figure was the same as for the 2021 test.
Last year, you said that it was because the infrastructure problem with the woman’s intake would be less.
Now, again for 2022, you have proposed to take the same number of candidates for women.
Why did you fix this number? You Must explain this.
19 seats cannot for any time to come.
It’s only the size of the ad hoc, “Bench said.
The top court gave three weeks to the center to submit Affidavit and asked the parties to file their enthusiasts in two weeks after that and registered the problem to hear further on March 6.
The center tells you that the intake of female candidates in NDA depends on power needs.
It agreed to apply for detailed affidavit within three weeks that explained his attitude.
On September 22 last year, at first, the upper court has allowed a female candidate to emerge to the entrance examination to the NDA which will be held in November, last year, said their induction could not be postponed by one year sought by one year.
Center.
The center has submitted that the study group has been formed to facilitate women’s entry, and the mechanism needed to facilitate which can be implemented in May 2022.
On October 7, last year the Top Court has submitted a female candidate to appear examination for Rashtriya Indian Military College (RIMC) In Dehradun, it is scheduled to be held on December 18 last year, saying the center has been running a mile and has to walk ahead.
(With input from the agency)