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IN THE HIGH COURT OF DELHI
Sanjeev Sachdeva, Tushar Rao Gedela, JJ.
Suboohi Irshad (Dr.) - Appellant
Versus
Govt. of NCT Delhi - Respondent
W.P.(C) 12739 of 2022, CM Appl. 38721 of 2022 & CM Appl. 38722 of 2022
Decided On : 09-11-2022




The Court emphasized the importance of expediting administrative proceedings and maintaining interim protection during the decision-making process of recruitment disputes.

Headnote:(A) Constitution of India - Article 226 - Recruitment process - The interview results for Assistant Professor positions were reviewed and directions were provided for expediting the Original Application pending before the Tribunal - Interim protection granted by the Court continued during the proceedings. (Paras 1-6)

(B) Administrative Law - Expediency - The Court emphasized the need for the Tribunal to expedite its decision on the applications pending before it. (Paras 2, 6)

Facts of the case:
The judgment involves a petition filed by the appellant regarding the recruitment process of Assistant Professors. The original application is pending before the Tribunal, with requests for expeditious handling and interim relief until the decision is made.

Findings of Court:
The Court directed that the Tribunal should prioritize the considerations of the original application and the interim application as appropriate.

Issues: The issues addressed include the necessity of expediting the recruitment process and maintaining interim relief during ongoing Tribunal proceedings.

Ratio Decidendi: The Court emphasized the need for judicial efficiency and the urgency of resolving recruitment disputes, reiterating the importance of expeditious decision-making in administrative matters.

Result: Petition disposed of.

Table of Content
1. presentation of interview results in court. (Para 1)
2. request for expedited consideration by tribunal. (Para 2 , 3)
3. continuation of interim protection pending disposal. (Para 4 , 5 , 6)
4. disposal of petition and applications. (Para 7)

JUDGMENT

Sanjeev Sachdeva, J. (ORAL)

1. The results of the interview for the post of Assistant Professor (UNANI), ILMUL ADVIA and Assistant Professor (UNANI) QABALAT WA AMRAZE NISWAN have been produced in a sealed cover. The same has been opened, perused and returned to learned counsel for the UPSC.

2. Learned senior counsel appearing for the petitioners submits that since the matter is pending before the Tribunal, the Tribunal be requested to expedite the consideration of the Original Application or at least consider the interim prayer of the petitioners.

3. It is informed that the Original Application is listed before the Tribunal on 21.12.2022.

4. In view of the above, the Tribunal is requested to dispose of the petition of the petitioner expeditiously. In case, it is not possible to finally dispose of the said petition, to consider the interim application for interim prayer by the petitioners, on the said date.

5. It is observed that by order dated 02.09.2022, this Court had directed that respondents shall not implement the final decision of the recruitment process till the next date of hearing. Since the Tribunal has been requested to expedite the proceedings, the interim protection shall continue till the disposal of the interim application by the Tribunal and thereafter shall be subject to the orders of the Tribunal.

6. It is expected that the Tribunal shall dispose of the petition or at least the interim application expeditiously.

7. Petition is disposed of in the above terms. The pending applications are also disposed of.

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