That’s sparked a legal battle. The High Court just sent the matter to KSAT (Karnataka State Administrative Tribunal), saying it’s the right place to fix this. Petitioners had argued KSAT can’t help; but the judge shut that down hard, reminding them the tribunal has real power to correct such errors. Even the lawyer got a warning for raising his voice. Seriously; the court even threatened IPC Section 228 if he kept it up. This isn’t just about paperwork. It’s about whether kids in Urdu-medium schools get qualified teachers. And right now? Those posts aren’t even in the recruitment drive. What happens next? KSAT will have to decide if excluding Urdu-medium schools is fair; or a quiet injustice in plain sight.