As per the case facts, a selection process for drug inspectors was challenged after a select list was published. A single judge initially dismissed the challenge, but a High Court ... Division Bench later intervened with directions, leading to this appeal to the Supreme Court concerning the selection's validity and the High Court's role. The question arose about the appropriate scope of judicial review in public employment selection matters and whether the High Court's specific interventions were legally justified. Finally, the Supreme Court reiterated that courts typically do not interfere extensively with public employment selection processes, given the expertise and discretion involved. It ruled that the High Court's directions were not in accordance with the law, thereby setting aside the contested judgments.