Supreme Court of India
Union of India & Ors. v. Ilmo Devi & Anr.
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Service Law – Regularization – Respondents-part time employees sought regularization – Claim rejected by Central Administrative Tribunal, though with certain directions – Writ petitions filed by both the parties – High Court inter alia directed the appellants to reformulate regularization policy and to take a decision to sanction the post in a phased manner – On appeal, held: Respondents were working as contingent paid part-time sweepers (Safai Karamcharies working for less than five hours a day) in a Post Office – There are no sanctioned posts of Safaiwalas in the Post Office in which the…
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