“to grant appropriate relief more in the nature of Writ of Mandamus under Article 226 of the Constitution of India against the respondents more particularly, the 1st respondent herein in deleting three questions from the question paper with regard to qualifying examination conducted for the post of PET (Urdu Medium) in pursuance of Notification No.56/2017, dated 21/10/2017 as well as treating the petitioner as not qualified in the qualifying examination on the ground that the petitioner got only 29.592% marks instead of treating the 29.592% marks as 30% marks and also not considering the case of the petitioner even for granting relaxation for appointment to the post of PET (Urdu Medium) in considering the representation dated 08/10/2018 as arbitrary, illegal, mala fide , discriminatory, unconstitutional, violative of Articles 14, 16 and 21 of the Constitution of India, apart from violative of principles of natural justice and consequential directions directing the respondents to forthwith consider the petitioner as PET (Urdu Medium) in Mahaboobnagar District against the vacancy earmarked for SC(Women) treating the petitioner as eligible and qualified in the qualifying examination by treating 29.592% of marks as 30% of marks or adding three deleted questions and calculating 100 marks instead of 95.5 marks or by granting relaxation if necessary in considering the representation of the petitioner dated 08/10/2018 for appointment to the post of PET (Urdu Medium) and pass such other order or orders.”
