RRB Group D Court Case Update: CAT verdict likely today, here's what 1 crore aspirants need to know

RRB Group D Court Case Update

The Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) is set to pronounce its reserved order on the RRB Group D 2025 case today, November 12. This long-awaited verdict has over a crore aspiring candidates across the nation anxiously waiting, as it will directly determine the resumption and timeline of the stalled recruitment process.

The legal impasse began when a contempt petition (CONT.CAS(C) – 1415/2025) was filed in the Delhi High Court, which subsequently placed a stay on the examination and transferred the case to the CAT. The tribunal concluded a detailed hearing on November 4, where arguments from all parties were presented. The judge then reserved the order, setting the stage for tomorrow's decisive announcement.

The CAT's reserve order is the final judicial step before the formal pronouncement of the judgment. Once released, it will provide clear legal direction to the Railway Recruitment Board (RRB). The tribunal's decision is expected to address the core issues that led to the litigation, paving the way for the next phases of recruitment.

Amid the uncertainty, social media platforms have been rife with speculation and fake news. A recent viral notice falsely claimed that the RRB Group D exam had been rescheduled for a window between January and March 2026.

It is crucial for candidates to note that the Railway Recruitment Board has not issued any such official notification. The examination process is currently on hold due to the legal stay order and has not been cancelled. The only authentic information will come from the CAT's order and subsequent official communications from the RRB.

The sheer scale of this recruitment drive means that the CAT's decision carries immense weight. With more than 1 crore applicants, the #RRBGroupD hashtag consistently trends on social media, reflecting the collective anxiety and anticipation of the youth.

Candidates are advised to remain patient and rely solely on official sources for updates.