Archive · 22 Sep 2026
AP High Court Orders Evidence Disclosure in Group-1 Evaluation Case
The Andhra Pradesh High Court is hearing a case about possible problems in marking Group-1 Mains exam papers.
Some people who appealed the case asked for documents collected during the investigation.
Their lawyer said two investigation reports were different from each other.
The investigation was conducted by a special investigation team, called the SIT.
The court told its Registrar (Judicial) to give the appellants the requested evidence and documents.
Two judges issued this direction.
The court will hear the case again on September 24.
The Andhra Pradesh High Court directed its Registrar (Judicial) to provide documents and evidence to appellants.
The case concerns alleged irregularities in evaluating answer scripts from the Group-1 Mains examinations.
The directions were issued by a division bench of Justices D. Ramesh and Avadhanam Hariharanadha Sharma.
Senior counsel C.V. Mohan Reddy said the SIT’s preliminary and final reports contained variations.
The court scheduled the matter for further hearing on September 24.
- Who
- The Andhra Pradesh High Court, the appellants, Senior Counsel C.V. Mohan Reddy, and the SIT are involved.
- What
- The court directed the Registrar (Judicial) to provide documents and evidence to appellants in a Group-1 Mains evaluation case.
- When
- The division bench heard the matter on Monday and scheduled the next hearing for September 24.
- Where
- The matter was heard by the Andhra Pradesh High Court in Vijayawada.
- Why
- The appellants sought evidence collected by the SIT after their counsel cited variations between its preliminary and final reports.
- Court
- Andhra Pradesh High Court
- Case subject
- Alleged irregularities in Group-1 Mains answer-script evaluation
- Direction
- Registrar (Judicial) to provide documents and evidence to appellants
- Bench
- Justice D. Ramesh and Justice Avadhanam Hariharanadha Sharma
- Counsel
- C.V. Mohan Reddy, senior counsel for the appellants
- Investigation body
- Special Investigation Team (SIT)
- Next hearing
- September 24