Supreme Court of India
State of Karnataka & Anr v. Krishna Kumar & Ors.
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What the Court ordered
We are of the considered opinion that the SSA Scheme is an independent scheme and considering its imperative, certain primary schools were upgraded to and styled as higher primary schools.
Judgment, page 4
From the headnote
Education/Educational Institutions: Government primary schools – Implementation of Sarava Shikshana Abhiyana Scheme – Upgradation of certain primary schools with 8th standard to give effect to the Scheme and referred as Higher Primary Schools – Appointment of teachers in the schools – Issuance of Office Memorandum by the State Government in the matter of transfer of teachers of Higher Primary Schools on ‘mutual basis’ – Challenge to – Office Memorandum relating to mutual transfer quashed by the tribunal and the High Court – On appeal, held: SSA Scheme was to deal with the primary objective of…
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