ORDER

1. These writ petitons constitute a batch between the similarly placed petitioners in all respects and the common respondents. They also sprout out queries of synonymous lex and factum. The antonym is individual grievances among the common. Spread Sheet-T is a chart comprising enumerated cases each batch, branches of the bank in which the petitioners are working (or were working), names of the Advocates and the reliefs claimed. The 1st respondent is the Central Office of the State Bank of India, the 2nd respondent the Chief Genera! Manager, Hyderabad, the 3rd respondent Deputy General Manager, Department of Commercial network, local Head Office, Hyderabad, 4th respondent-Deputy General Manager, Hyderabad and the 5th respondent, the Asst. General Manager, Region-11, Zonal Office, Hyderabad as described in WP No.9206/97 and similar branches and its offices as described in other writ petitions. Distinguishably, the respondents in all the cases can be classified as the State Bank of India, its branches and the officers.

2. The petitioners are the hapless and helpless workers of the State Bank of India, called the temporary employees/daily wage casual workers/empanelled workers roll