The Bombay High Court addressed a contempt case against the Staff Selection Commission (SSC) after its director, R G Singh, apologized for not complying with court orders. The case involved two candidates, Sushant Bhausaheb Sarode and Aniket Sunil Jadhav, who were initially denied induction into the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) and Border Security Force (BSF) due to height differences of just 3 and 4 millimeters. The court noted that these candidates had been declared qualified in their medical examinations and had previously succeeded in legal challenges. During the hearing, the bench, comprising Justices Ravindra V Ghuge and Hiten S Venegavkar, questioned why officials often disobey legal orders only to comply when faced with contempt notices. The SSC director informed the court that appointment letters for the candidates had been dispatched, and the court accepted the apology, purging the contempt. The candidates will undergo training without any disadvantages, ensuring their seniority aligns with their original batch. The court's remarks highlighted the need for compliance with legal orders to prevent the increasing number of contempt cases against state and Central officers.