appropriate considering the fact that the final examination was continuing and the result was not published, as a result of which, the Petitioners as well as similarly placed many of the candidates were deprived of an opportunity to take part in the recruitment process. Further, the apprehension of the counsel appearing for the Petitioners that since a huge number of posts have been advertised, the likelihood of such recruitment taking place in the near future is very bleak. Be that as it may, this Court is conscious of the legal position, the decision to publish an advertisement for recruitment to the post of Nursing Officer in District Cadre Group-C is basically falls within policy domain of the Government. Therefore, the scope of interference by this Court in exercise of writ jurisdiction under Article 226 of the Constitution of India is very limited. Having said that, this Court is also conscious of the 2019 Rules, particularly Rule-19 specifically providing for relaxation by the Government in appropriate cases. In such view of the matter, this Court is also of the humble view that taking into consideration the timing of the advertisement and the final examination of Nursing Candidates, the same requires reconsideration by the State Authorities.
