Court affirms the validity of the judgment and refuses to entertain further challenges

The Supreme Court of India, regarding a dispute related to the Madhya Pradesh State Service Examination-2019. The judgment discusses various amendments made to the examination rules, challenges faced in the recruitment process, and the subsequent legal proceedings.

Overall, the judgment appears to address the complexities arising from amendments to examination rules and the subsequent legal challenges, aiming to ensure fairness and integrity in the recruitment process.

1. Background: The litigation stemmed from a lapse by the State of Madhya Pradesh regarding an amendment made to the Madhya Pradesh State Service Examination Rules, impacting job aspirants.
2. Amendments to Rules: The Rules of 2015 underwent amendments, notably affecting the method of preparing the select list based on candidates' category status. This led to confusion and challenges in the recruitment process.
3. Legal Proceedings: Various writ petitions were filed challenging the validity of the amended rules, resulting in interim orders and judgments from the High Court of Madhya Pradesh.
4. Normalization Process: The Madhya Pradesh Public Service Commission (MPPSC) conducted a normalization process to merge the results of two main examinations held at different times. Experts were consulted for this process, which aimed to ensure fairness in evaluating candidates' performance.
5. Judicial Review: The Supreme Court reviewed the legal aspects of the case, including the validity of the amended rules, the normalization process, and the judgments passed by the High Court.
6. Decision: The Supreme Court upheld the High Court's judgment, affirming the methodology adopted for conducting the examinations and the normalization process. It dismissed the appeals and upheld the directions given by the High Court.