New Delhi, Nov. 14 -- A 21-year-old Indian Army aspirant recently moved the Calcutta High Court after he was allegedly denied a domicile certificate required to participate in the second phase of the Army recruitment process.

According to reports, the aspirant's plea came after his mother's name was deleted from the electoral rolls during the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise.

The High Court on Friday agreed to hear the petition filed by the aspirant, who sought directions regarding the issuance of a domicile certificate to allow him to proceed with the recruitment process. The matter was brought up before Justice Krishna Rao, who agreed to take up the aspirant's plea after hearing his submissions.

In his submission, the petiti...