ANUPMA TEWARI Vs. STATE OF U P

JUDGEMENT

(1.) THIS writ petition has been directed against the letter dated 19 8 92 by which the petitioner was directed to present herself for admission in Kishori Raman L. T, Training College, Mathura by 25th of August 1992.

(2.) THE petitioner claimed that she was entitled for admission either In Government Women L. T. Training College Allahabad or in K. P. L. T. Training College, Allahabad for which she had gives option at the time of examination. It is necessary to look into the scheme of admission In the L. T. Training Colleges in Uttar Pradesh THEre are thirteen colleges which have one year course for certificate of Licenciate of Teaching (in short L.T.) for which minimum qualification is graduate in any one subject from a recognized university. THE selection of candidates and examination for Training Colleges is under the control of Registrar. Departmental Examinations, U. P. Till the year 1987 the selection in Government Training Colleges, number of which are five in the state of U. P.. was made by District Inspector of Schools on the basis of marks and interview held under the direction of Registrar Departmental Examinations and Deputy Director Education. In the remaining eight private recognized Training Colleges, Registrar Departmental Examinations authorised District Inspector of Schools of respective districts to nominate a person to supervise the selection of candidates in private recognised f raining Institutions which was made on the basis of marks-cum-interview.

(3.) THE learned counsel for the petitioner contended that there was no G. O. dated 27th January 1992. THE respondent has filed a circular issued by the Special Secretary dated 2Tst March 1992 and it refers to G. O. No. 143/ 15/13-92-1450/25/91 and there Is presumption that such G. O. exists on the basis of which the circular was issued