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(f) a copy of the Rules and Regulations/procedures to be followed for applying for reevaluation,<br />

if any, if not why there is no procedure or Rules and Regulations<br />

established for the same.”<br />

2. Having not received any response from the S.P.I.O. within the stipulated time, the petitioner<br />

filed a petition to this Commission on 18 th August 2007, which was taken up as a complaint under<br />

Section 18 of the R.T.I. Act 2005. The comments have ben called from the respondents, giving ten<br />

days time vide letter no. appeal cse no 59 of 2007 dated the 20 th August, 2007. the S.P.I.O./<br />

M.P.S.C. in his letter No.7/20/200-MPSC(DR))(Pt) dated 24 th August 2007 stated “that in compliance<br />

with the interim direction dated 30.07.2007 passed by the Hon’ble Gauhati High Court in Writ Petition<br />

(C) No.564 of 2007 (S.Pratibimba Singh and others –vs- the State of Manipur and others), the<br />

answer scripts of all candidates appeared in the MCSCCE (Main), 2005 and also the Interview<br />

sheets in respect of the Personality test/Viva-voce have been kept under sealed cover. At present,<br />

any attempt to open the sealed cover will amount to the violation of the direction of the Hon’ble High<br />

Court. Therefore, the Commission may consider the petition of Smt. Atom Niroda Devi, Roll No.6332<br />

after obtaining a final verdict from the court relating to the Writ Petition mentioned above.”<br />

3. On 29 th August 2007, the complainant has submitted a rejoinder stating that the information<br />

sought at (c), (d) and (f) as mentioned at Para no 1 be provided as these do not violate the order<br />

30.7.2007 of the Hon’ble High Court, the information at (a), (b) and (e) may be provided as soon as<br />

the disposal of the W.P.(C) No 564 of 2007 of the vacation of the interim order dated 30.7.2007<br />

whichever is earlier.<br />

4. In his affidavit dated 3 rd October 2007, the respondent no.1 has submitted that the information<br />

as demanded in (a) of Para 1 has been furnished as Annexure R/1, which is inclusive of the viva-voce<br />

marks secured by the appellant, which had been supplied to all the successful candidates. Regarding<br />

the viva-voce marks, it is usually done by all the members of the day of interview on consensus<br />

approach/conclusion then and there to enter marks so arrived at/on among the members in favour of<br />

every candidate who had been interviewed. And the present appellant secured 105 marks and the<br />

same is entered in her marks sheet. There is no other formality or separate mark sheet system for<br />

every member of the interview. It has been assured that the relevant interview sheet signed by all the<br />

members relating to her case and the cases of other who appeared on that day during that particular<br />

shift i.e. “Morning Shift” will be available to her at any moment after the sealing of the Hon’ble High<br />

Court is lifted.<br />

Manipur PSC

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