N.PANDEY, I.P.SINGH
Pramod Kumar – Appellant
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Bihar University – Respondent
In both these applications, the petitioners are claiming appointment against Class III and IV Posts of Munshi Singh College, Motihari. Both the applications were heard together and with the consent of the parties, they are being disposed of by a common order at the stage of admission itself.
2. In CWJC No. 4649 of 1991, there are seven petitioners who have prayed for a direction to the Respondents to regularise their services against the posts they have been working on daily wages. As per the decision of the Department of Human Resources, State of Bihar, issued vide notification no. 994 dated 11.7.1989, all the appointments made by the Principal of the College on different dates with effect from 26.8.1974 till 4.7.1986 were to be regularised. Their grievance is although they have continuously worked in the College but they are getting only daily wages at the rate of Rs. 25.50 per day where as other class IV employees employed in the College subsequent to the petitioners discharging similar duties, are getting all the benefits of regular employees.
3. In CWJC No. 6105 of 1992 there are 19 petitioners. They have prayed for quashing the order issued under memo no. 159/DR (9) dated
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