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Courts can examine the correctness of answer keys, says Delhi high court | India News - The Times of India
NEW DELHI: Delhi high court has asked Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) to hear afresh a plea by a UPSC exam aspirant who challenged the correctness of answer keys to two questions.
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