Mere Participation in Recruitment Does Not Confer Right to Appointment: Delhi HC

The Delhi High Court has reaffirmed the principle that merely participating in a recruitment process does not confer an automatic right to appointment. The court dismissed a petition filed by Vijay Kaushik, who sought a notional appointment and seniority benefits for the post of Sub Inspector (Executive) in Delhi Police following a recruitment examination held

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