Supreme Court of India

Total No of Vacancies: 08

Job Location: Delhi

Name of the Post & No of Vacancies:

SCI Invites Applications for the Following Posts

SI No	Name of Post	No. of Post
1.	Court Assistant (Technical Assistant-cum-Programmer)	08
Total		08

Educational Qualification:

SI No	Name of Post	Qualification
1.	Court Assistant (Technical Assistant-cum-Programmer)	Bachelor Degree in Computer Science/Information Technology and 3 years Experience OR Master Degree in Computer Science and 3 years Experience.

Age Limit: (As on 01.09.2019)

Name of the Category	Age Limit
For Gen/ UR Candidates	18 to 30 years

The Upper age limit is relaxed by 5 years for SC/ST; 3 years for OBC, 10 Years for Persons with Disabilities (15 years for SC/ST PWD’s & 13 years for OBC PWD’s) and for Ex-S as per Govt. of India rules. Candidates Relaxation in Upper Age limit will be provided as per Govt. Rules.

Salary Details:

SI No	Name of Post	Pay scale
1.	Court Assistant (Technical Assistant-cum-Programmer)	Rs. 44900/- Level -7

CURRENT AFFAIRS 2012 FEBRUARY - I

Supreme Court: A Person cannot be detained under NSA without Valid Reasons

The Supreme Court of India  in the first week of January 2012 ruled that a person cannot be detained under the preventive detention law like National Security Act (NSA) without justifiable reasons. If it happens, it would impinge upon the individuals Constitutional right of personal liberty. The apex court observed that the State authorities have been granted the power to curb such rights under criminal laws as also under the laws of preventive detention. These laws are required to be exercised with due caution as well as upon a proper appreciation of the facts as to whether such acts are in any way prejudicial to the interest and the security of the State and its citizens, or seek to disturb public law and order, warranting the issuance of such an order.

Important Information

Article 21 in the Constitution of India states that no person shall be deprived of his life or personal liberty except according to procedure established by law.

Article 22 in the Constitution of India has provision for protection against arrest and detention in certain cases. This article consists of two parts. Clauses(1) and (2) apply to persons arrested or detained under a law otherwise than a preventive detention law while clauses (4) to (7) apply to persons arrested or detained under a preventive detention law.

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