JUDGMENT 1. - Mr. Mathur submits that in the main writ petition on 2.4.93 while issuing for four weeks, this Court ordered that meanwhile the case of the petitioner's may be considered provisionally for appointment in service provided their case fall within the merit and also made responsible to get the notices served. On 9.10.1995, the petitioners were granted time whether their case was considered in terms of the order dated 2.4.1993 or not. On 22.4.1996 it was submitted that their case has been considered and the writ petition was dismissed as having become infructuous. He has moved an application and submits that inadvertently the counsel stated that the writ petition has become infructuous but as a matter of fact it should be disposed of in terms of Madhu Santosh v. State (S.B.C.W. Petition No. 2502/89) and Berojgar Shikshak Sangh's case as Bachelor's degree in education obtained by the petitioners is not required to be recognised by each and every State Govt. being issued by a statutory university. It has also been stated that out of 34 petitioners three petitioners viz. Sultan Dan, Bhanwarlal and Govind Ram were selected and given appointment as they came in merit. 2. Mr. Singhvi has not disputed the legal position but submits that the persons who were considered in pursuance of the interim order but not come in merit are not entitled for any relief. 3. I have heard learned counsel for the parties and perused the material on record. 4. Admittedly, out of 34 petitioners three petitioners viz. Sultan Dan, Bhanwarlal and G. Ram were considered and appointed as they were in merit. Therefore, the writ petition is allowed in part to the extent of said three persons. So far as the rest of the petitioners are considered in pursuance of the interim order but not selected as they did not come in merit therefore, the writ petition is dismissed as regards these petitioners. Accordingly the order dated 22.4.1996 passed by this Court stands modified to the extent indicated above. The application for modification of the order stands disposed of. However, rest of the persons who were considered & rejected will be free to avail remedy against the rejection, if available to them according to law. *******