The Indian government has upheld the allocation of Shri Raja Ram, a Junior Assistant in the Jail Department, to Uttarakhand. This decision came after a committee reviewed his representation, which was submitted in response to a High Court order. The committee found that his initial allocation to Uttarakhand, falling under the juniormost category, was consistent with established guidelines. While...
A recent government decision has brought a resolution to a long-standing personnel matter concerning Uttarakhand, stemming from directives by the High Court of Allahabad, Lucknow Bench. This issue involved representations made by a Stenographer and a Senior Assistant, which were initially addressed by the High Court in December 2007. A dedicated committee, chaired by a Joint Secretary...
An administrative decision has been finalized regarding the allocation of a Junior Clerk, Shri Puran Chandra, to Uttarakhand. This resolution stems from a High Court directive issued in 2007. A dedicated committee reviewed the representation, initially noting that while 20 Junior Clerk posts were available, 16 personnel and 4 vacancies were allocated proportionately. Shri Puran Chandra’s...
Fairness and due process are cornerstones of public service, especially when it comes to personnel allocation. A recent government decision has brought resolution to a long-standing issue concerning a Pharmacist’s placement. Following a directive from the High Court, a dedicated committee diligently reviewed the representation. Their findings revealed that the Pharmacist in question was an...
In a significant development for personnel allocation within government departments, a recent decision has clarified the posting of an Excise Constable, Shri Mahesh Thapa, to Uttarakhand. This decision stems from a detailed review initiated by directions from the High Court. A dedicated committee, after careful consideration of his representation and existing allocation guidelines, found that...
Recently, a significant decision was made concerning the allocation of a senior assistant following a High Court directive. After careful consideration by a dedicated committee, it was confirmed that the employee had been duly regularized in their position since 2002, with effective service dating back to 1983. Consequently, a request to alter the employee’s state allocation was rejected...
In a recent development concerning government service matters, a long-standing case regarding a junior assistant’s career progression has reached a decisive point. Following directives from the High Court of Allahabad, a dedicated committee was constituted to review the representation made by the employee concerning his promotion from a Class-IV position to Junior Assistant in 1999. The...
In a significant move resolving long-standing personnel matters, the government has announced its final decision regarding the allocation of several officials, particularly within the horticulture department. This determination comes as a direct response to directions issued by the Hon’ble High Court, which sought clarity on the cadre allocation of petitioners following state reorganization...
Navigating the complexities of state reorganization often involves intricate decisions regarding public service personnel. Recent government pronouncements shed light on several such cases, emphasizing adherence to established policies and judicial directives. In a significant move concerning the Irrigation Department, several Assistant Engineers who had appealed their allocation to the newly...
A recent communication from the Government of India has clarified the standing of Home Guard personnel amidst state reorganisation. Prompted by a High Court directive, a committee meticulously reviewed numerous individual appeals from personnel seeking re-allocation to Uttar Pradesh, often citing compelling personal circumstances such as elderly parents or sick family members requiring local...