"We find no reason as to why the question paper cannot also be in Hindi Devnagri Script", the court observed.
At the same time, this being the matter of expert advise and expertise for framing questions in Hindi, the court left it open to the respondent High Court to deal with this issue on the administrative side for an appropriate decision that deserves to be taken for examinations in future, it said.
However, the court clarified that the High Court will not be required to take any decision for the HJS recruitment examinations, 2016, either priliminary or final.
He prayed that the question papers for the examination should be prepared in Hindi and English languages both or else this would violate the constitutional provisions.
The court disposed of the petition.
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