Bls E Services Limited vs Union Of India & Anr

ik-177465105 Delhi High Court 27 February 2026 • 11 min read

Judges (2)

Manmeet Pritam Singh Arora Coram V. Kameswar Rao Delivered

Counsel (5)

Amber Tickoo Counsel Petitioner Arnav Mittal Counsel Respondent Naman Joshi Counsel Petitioner Nidhi Raman Counsel Respondent Zubin Singh Counsel Respondent

Parties (2)

BLS E Services Limited Petitioner Union of India Respondent

Case Significance

Bls E Services Limited vs Union Of India & Anr is a Delhi High Court decision dated February 27, 2026 (citation: ik-177465105). BLS E Services challenged its disqualification from a tender/RFP issued by the High Commission of India, London, for outsourcing Consular, Passport and Visa services, arguing it met the mandatory eligibility criteria. The court noted an earlier judgment on identical facts between the same parties had already dismissed a similar challenge, and no stay was operating on that judgment. The petition was dismissed as the court was bound by the earlier decision. The bench comprised Justices Manmeet Pritam Singh Arora and V. Kameswar Rao. The judgment was delivered by Justice V. Kameswar Rao. Counsel appearing: Amber Tickoo (counsel for petitioner), Arnav Mittal (counsel for respondent), Naman Joshi (counsel for petitioner), Nidhi Raman (counsel for respondent), Zubin Singh (counsel for respondent).

Summary

BLS E Services challenged its disqualification from a tender/RFP issued by the High Commission of India, London, for outsourcing Consular, Passport and Visa services, arguing it met the mandatory eligibility criteria. The court noted an earlier judgment on identical facts between the same parties had already dismissed a similar challenge, and no stay was operating on that judgment. The petition was dismissed as the court was bound by the earlier decision.

What was the outcome of Bls E Services Limited vs Union Of India & Anr?

BLS E Services challenged its disqualification from a tender/RFP issued by the High Commission of India, London, for outsourcing Consular, Passport and Visa services, arguing it met the mandatory elig...

Judgment

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