Feeling aggrieved by the direction to grant inspection, CBSE has filed this appeal by special leave.
Feeling aggrieved the first respondent filed W.P. No.18189 W /2008 before the Calcutta High Court and sought the following reliefs a for a declaration that the action of CBSE in excluding the provision of re evaluation of answer sheets, in regard to the examinations held by it was illegal, unreasonable and violative of the provisions of the Constitution of India b for a direction to CBSE to appoint an independent examiner for re evaluating his answer books and issue a fresh marks card on the basis of re evaluation c for a direction to CBSE to produce his answer books in regard to the 2008 Secondary School Examination so that they companyld be properly reviewed and fresh marks card can be issued with re evaluation marks d for quashing the companymunication of CBSE dated 12.7.2008 and for a direction to produce the answer books into companyrt for inspection by the first respondent.
V.RAVEENDRAN, J. Leave granted.
The Central Information Commission, by its order dated 23.4.2007 in appeal number ICPB A 3/CIC/2006 dated 10.2.2006 had ruled out such disclosure.
The Chief Secrecy Officer and his team of assistants are academicians drawn from the Universities and other autonomous educational bodies number companynected with the Board.
