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Rajasthan HC dismisses govt appeal, clears TSP teacher recruitment path
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 31 Oct 2026, 11:36 AM
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The Rajasthan High Court has dismissed the state government's special appeal regarding the 2018 Level-2 Science-Math teacher recruitment, directing authorities to consider Shital Ameta under the TSP sub-category.
The Rajasthan High Court has issued a significant ruling in the ongoing dispute concerning the 2018 recruitment of Level-2 Science and Mathematics teachers. The bench dismissed the special appeal filed by the state government, thereby clearing the procedural hurdles for the appointment process in this specific category.
The court specifically directed the authorities to consider the candidature of Shital Ameta under the Tribal Sub-Plan (TSP) sub-category. This directive ensures that the selection process accounts for the applicant's eligibility within the reserved quota, a point of contention in the earlier proceedings.
The judgment marks a crucial step in the long-drawn legal battle over the 2018 teacher recruitment cycle in Rajasthan. By rejecting the government's appeal, the High Court has upheld the principles of fair representation for TSP candidates in the education sector. The administrative authorities are now expected to act in accordance with the court's orders to finalize the appointments.
The court specifically directed the authorities to consider the candidature of Shital Ameta under the Tribal Sub-Plan (TSP) sub-category. This directive ensures that the selection process accounts for the applicant's eligibility within the reserved quota, a point of contention in the earlier proceedings.
The judgment marks a crucial step in the long-drawn legal battle over the 2018 teacher recruitment cycle in Rajasthan. By rejecting the government's appeal, the High Court has upheld the principles of fair representation for TSP candidates in the education sector. The administrative authorities are now expected to act in accordance with the court's orders to finalize the appointments.