RANCHI: The Jharkhand High Court on Thursday accepted the petition filed by one RadheshyamSahu challenging the pattern teacher eligibility test (TET) based on which the examination is scheduled to be organized on April 26.
However, the court did not accept the petitioner's request to stop the state government from organizing the test on the scheduled date.
A division bench of Chief Justice Prakash Tatia and Justice Jaya Roy accepted the petition of Sahu in which he had challenged the patter of TET and government's decision to make regional language compulsory.
According to the petitioner's advocate Manoj Tandon, the court, however, said that if the points raised in the petition are found to be correct at end of trial then the government will have to return examination fee of the candidate who appears in the test.
However, the court did not accept the petitioner's request to stop the state government from organizing the test on the scheduled date.
A division bench of Chief Justice Prakash Tatia and Justice Jaya Roy accepted the petition of Sahu in which he had challenged the patter of TET and government's decision to make regional language compulsory.
According to the petitioner's advocate Manoj Tandon, the court, however, said that if the points raised in the petition are found to be correct at end of trial then the government will have to return examination fee of the candidate who appears in the test.
