Anjar Ali Khan And Ors vs Union Of India And Ors

ik-61215680 Delhi High Court 28 November 2025 • 22 min read

Judges (2)

Subramonium Prasad Delivered Vimal Kumar Yadav Coram

Counsel (7)

Arti Bansal Counsel Respondent Gigi C George Counsel Respondent Niraj Kumar Counsel Petitioner Prasanta Varma Counsel Respondent Rajat Arora Counsel Petitioner Rajesh Kumar Singh Counsel Petitioner Sourabh Mahla Counsel Petitioner

Parties (4)

Union of India Respondent Anjar Ali Khan Petitioner Jaiy Prakash Shau Petitioner Sumit Kumar Singh Petitioner

Case Significance

Anjar Ali Khan And Ors vs Union Of India And Ors is a Delhi High Court decision dated November 28, 2025 (citation: ik-61215680). Multiple petitioners who were candidates for Constable/GD posts in CISF challenged their non-selection on the ground that they were found to have colour blindness (colour vision deficiency) during medical examination. The court held that recruitment must be conducted strictly in accordance with the advertisement and recruitment rules, and the CISF had gone beyond what was prescribed in the 2015 Advertisement. The petitions were disposed of, leaving it open for petitioners to file separate rep The bench comprised Justices Subramonium Prasad and Vimal Kumar Yadav. The judgment was delivered by Justice Subramonium Prasad.

Summary

Multiple petitioners who were candidates for Constable/GD posts in CISF challenged their non-selection on the ground that they were found to have colour blindness (colour vision deficiency) during medical examination. The court held that recruitment must be conducted strictly in accordance with the advertisement and recruitment rules, and the CISF had gone beyond what was prescribed in the 2015 Advertisement. The petitions were disposed of, leaving it open for petitioners to file separate representations for posts that do not consider colour blindness as a disability.

What was the outcome of Anjar Ali Khan And Ors vs Union Of India And Ors?

Multiple petitioners who were candidates for Constable/GD posts in CISF challenged their non-selection on the ground that they were found to have colour blindness (colour vision deficiency) during med...

Judgment

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