Supreme Court of India
Anis Parvez and Ors. v. The Director General, Council of Scientific and Industrial Research and Ors.
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Service law: Absorption of casual workers to Group post under absorption scheme- Subsequent absorption of another set of casual workers in Group post under separate scheme-Claimed by Group post workers for quashing of absorption in Group post and for promoting them to the post-Held, Group c post workers since already absorbed, cannot be considered again for absorption under later scheme-They could not be considered for promotion since the workers in the later scheme were not considered by way of promotion.
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