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Supreme Court rules that recruitment disputes must go to specialized tribunals, not High Courts, in 15,000 teacher case.
The Supreme Court ruled on October 16, 2025, that High Courts cannot hear writ petitions over recruitment disputes when a specialized tribunal like the Karnataka State Administrative Tribunal (KSAT) exists, dismissing appeals in a case involving 15,000 primary teacher recruits.
The decision upheld the Karnataka High Court’s finding that married OBC women excluded due to income certificates in their fathers’ names must seek redress through KSAT, not direct judicial intervention.
The Court emphasized that writ jurisdiction under Article 226 should not override established alternative remedies, especially in routine service matters.
The case will now be resolved by KSAT, which is expected to act within six months.
La Corte Suprema dictamina que las disputas de reclutamiento deben ir a tribunales especializados, no a los Tribunales Superiores, en el caso de 15.000 maestros.