The Gujarat High Court has issued a directive to the state government to appoint seven candidates to deputy positions, six years after their original selection was revoked due to a rectification in the answer key by the GPSC. This decision follows a prolonged legal dispute over the matter. The court stressed the importance of following legal precedents and upheld the appointments in order to safeguard the interests of those individuals who benefitted from the re-evaluation of the answer key. The ruling underscores the significance of adhering to established legal norms and ensuring fair treatment in recruitment processes. The state government is now required to fulfill the court’s directive and appoint the seven candidates to their respective deputy positions without further delay. This development marks a resolution to a longstanding issue that has been the subject of legal contention for several years.