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JAVED IQBAL WANI
Zamruda Akhter, W/o. Rehmat-ullah – Appellant
Versus
State of Jammu and Kashmir, through its Commissioner/Secretary Social Welfare Department – Respondent
ORDER :
1. The issues involved in the instant petitions are analogous and akin to each other, as such, the petitions are disposed by this common judgment.
2. Before proceeding to advert to the issues raised in the instant petitions, the brief background of the facts emerging from the record needs to be delineated hereunder:
“Eligibility Conditions:
(i) Minimum educational qualification: Matriculation.
(ii) Age (As on 01.01.2005): Between 21 to 45 years.
(iii) The applicant must be a Permanent Resident of J&K State and should belong to/permanently reside in the Panchayat Halqa or Ward (in the case of towns/cities), where Anganwari Centre is located.”
- Consequently, in District, Poonch, an advertisement notice came to be issued by the Chief Development
The main legal point established in the judgment is the validity of the selection and engagement of Anganwari Workers based on the residency and selection criteria outlined in the advertisement notic....
The central legal point established in the judgment is the importance of considering merit and suitability for appointments, and the court's authority to quash an engagement order and direct the issu....
The main legal point established in the judgment is the importance of exhausting alternative remedies before invoking extraordinary writ jurisdiction and the significance of documentary evidence in d....
Writ of certiorari does not permit re-evaluation of evidence but ensures adherence to natural justice; findings of fact can only be overturned if shown to lack basis.
Engagement orders in public service can be revised when based on a mistake, particularly if misrepresentation affects eligibility.
The court upheld the termination of an Anganwadi Worker based on valid grounds, emphasizing the importance of adherence to government guidelines and the unsuitability of disputed facts for writ juris....
The court ruled that the appointment of an Anganwadi Worker must adhere to government guidelines, and challenges to such appointments require timely action and proper standing.
The court upheld the Deputy Commissioner's decision regarding the engagement of Anganwadi Workers based on merit and residency verification, confirming that procedural compliance was met.
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