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2006 Supreme(Ker) 550

J.B.KOSHY, M.SASIDHARAN NAMBIAR
K. R. Manoj – Appellant
Versus
Kerala State Beverages Corporation – Respondent


Judgment :-

Koshy, J.

Petitioners in O.P.21971/02 and W.P.(C) No.25183/05 are employed persons. Their main grievance is that in Kerala State Beverages Corporation and in Kerala State Co-operative Consumer Federation, appointments are made through back door by which respondents’ favourites are appointed violating rules. As regular appointments are not made petitioners’ chances will be lost. It is also submitted that employees were appointed on daily wages without any norms. By Ext.P8 in O.P.21971/02 a proposal is made to regularize their services provided they are working six months continuously. According to petitioners due to back door appointments, they will not get a chance for applying to such posts and this is gross violation or Article 14 of the Constitution of India. In C.M.P.37671/2002 in O.P.21971/02 it was ordered on 7/8/2003 that if any further casual employees are required, candidates sponsored by Employment Exchange can be appointed and regular vacancies shall be filled up on the basis of selection, following a fair procedure. As per order dated 16/3/2005 respondents were directed not to regularize the services of workers engaged by them except after selection through K
























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