also, they were recruited along with other candidates and under order dated 27.12.2018 were sent for training at BSF Training Center, Udhampur (Jammu and Kashmir). While under training, they were once again subjected to physical test. During such testing, the petitioners failed the required standards on the grounds of low night vision or colour blindness etc. In essence, all the petitioners suffered from one or other similar deficiencies. Without issuing any notice, the petitioners’ services were terminated in August, 2019. The petitioners immediately approached the High Court and learned Single Judge stayed the termination orders. Eventually, the present writ petition and other connected petitions were heard and disposed of by the common impugned judgment. The learned Judge referred to recruitment advertisement in which, it was stated that the persons with low night vision and colour blindness would not be qualified. However, learned Single Judge was of the opinion that the State authorities had already examined the physical fitness of the petitioners through the Medical Board at one stage and thereafter, recruited the petitioners in service. Once the recruitment was over, the petitioners could not have been subjected to fresh physical examination. In the opinion of the learned Single Judge, it was a wholly fortuitous circumstance that the petitioners were sent for training at BSF Camp, where such physical examination was conducted again. If other candidates were not sent to the same training center, in the opinion of the learned Single Judge, such physical shortcomings would have gone undetected. The learned Single Judge was, however, conscious of the fact that in the police force, persons with low night vision or colour blindness as per recruitment rules were not qualified. The learned Judge,
