Arts 199 and 25 (2) Constitutional Education Institute, which passed the Secondary School Examination in one sitting with a score of 946 out of 1050, refused to grant the National Talent Scholarship Petitioner, a total of 12 in the top 15 positions. Ranked sixth and female 6th among students, but the respondents / board officials neglected to give her the National Talent Scholarship grant which the two boys passed, saying the exams were 945/1050 and 940, respectively. / Has taken 1050 marks, and was given scholarships, but the applicant did not understand the boys who got high marks. Was. Girls were given priority without any rhyme or reason, which is against the law of the land, girls should be protected and encouraged so that Article 25 (2) of the Constitution made it clear. That there should be no discrimination on the basis of sex only. Counsel for the authorities cannot justify such discrimination The High Court had directed that the applicant be required by the national talent. Provide scholarships
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