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2024 Supreme(Online)(CAT) 2352

CENTRAL ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL

ORIGINAL APPLICATION NO.170/00

DATED THIS THE

HON’BLE MRS. JUSTICE S SUJATHA

HON’BLE MR.RAKESH KUMAR GUPTA

1. Shri Arun Kumar Pathak,

S/o Late Lakshman Pathak,

Aged about 56 years,

Residing at House No.28,

11th Cross, BHEL Layout,

Chikkabettahalli,

Bangalore

2. Smt. Ambili T.,

W/o C.K.Vasudevan Unni,

Aged about 51 years,

Residing at House No.26,

Vrindavanam,

M S Palya, Vidyaranyapura P.O.,

Bangalore

3. Smt.Rekha H.,

W/o Natraj C.,

Aged about 37 years,

Residing at # 451, Ranganatha Nilaya,

3rd main, Kempegowda Nagar,

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CENTRAL ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL

BANGALORE BENCH, BENGALURU

ORIGINAL APPLICATION NO.170/00

DATED THIS THE 15th DAY OF

HON’BLE MRS. JUSTICE S SUJATHA

HON’BLE MR.RAKESH KUMAR GUPTA

Arun Kumar Pathak,

S/o Late Lakshman Pathak,

Aged about 56 years,

Residing at House No.28,

Cross, BHEL Layout,

Chikkabettahalli,

Bangalore – 560 097.

Smt. Ambili T.,

W/o C.K.Vasudevan Unni,

Aged about 51 years,

Residing at House No.26,

Vrindavanam, Maruti Layout,

M S Palya, Vidyaranyapura P.O.,

Bangalore – 560 097.

Smt.Rekha H.,

W/o Natraj C.,

Aged about 37 years,

Residing at # 451, Ranganatha Nilaya,

main, Kempegowda Nagar,

OA No.388/2022

CENTRAL ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL

BANGALORE BENCH, BENGALURU

ORIGINAL APPLICATION NO.170/00388/2022

DAY OF FEBRUARY, 2023

HON’BLE MRS. JUSTICE S SUJATHA

...MEMBER(J)

HON’BLE MR.RAKESH KUMAR GUPTA

...MEMBER(A)

Residing at # 451, Ranganatha Nilaya,

T.Dasarahalli,

Bangalore

4. Ms. Rathy Balakrishnan,

D/o M.Balakrishnan,

Aged about 50 years,

Residing at # 1256 Krishna,

Kaliamman Temple Road,

5th Cross, T.Dasarahalli,

Bangalore

5. Smt.Deepthi Francis,

W/o Francis P.V.,

Aged about 51 years,

Residing at # Angelia Nivas,

Near Lakshmi Temple,

Pipeline R

Chikkabanawara (PO),

Bangalore

6. Ms. Smrithi Ranjith,

W/o K.Ranjith Kumar,

Aged about 52 years,

Residing at A1 1065,

Shobha Ruby Platinum,

8th Mile, Tumkur Road,

Bangalore

7. Smt.Chitradevi R.Warrier,

W/o Rama Warrier

Aged about 51 years,

Residing at # B

Nagarjuna Aster Park,

Near Mother Dairy,

2

T.Dasarahalli,

Bangalore – 560 057.

Ms. Rathy Balakrishnan,

M.Balakrishnan,

Aged about 50 years,

Residing at # 1256 Krishna,

Kaliamman Temple Road,

Cross, T.Dasarahalli,

Bangalore – 560 057.

Smt.Deepthi Francis,

W/o Francis P.V.,

Aged about 51 years,

Residing at # Angelia Nivas,

Near Lakshmi Temple,

Pipeline Road, Abbigere,

Chikkabanawara (PO),

Bangalore – 560 090.

Smrithi Ranjith,

W/o K.Ranjith Kumar,

Aged about 52 years,

Residing at A1 1065,

Shobha Ruby Platinum,

Mile, Tumkur Road,

Bangalore – 560 073.

Smt.Chitradevi R.Warrier,

W/o Rama Warrier K.R.,

Aged about 51 years,

Residing at # B-404,

Nagarjuna Aster Park,

Near Mother Dairy,

OA No.388/2022

Yelahanka New Town,

Bangalore

8. Smt.Sheeba K.Kurian,

W/o K.I.Kuriappan,

Aged about 54 years,

Residing at # FOF

4th Floor, Ajantha Vihar Apartments,

Yelahanka New Town,

Industrial Area,

Bangalore

9. Smt.P.S.Manju,

W/o P.K.Sankaranarayana

Aged about 50 years,

Residing at “The Retreat”,

35/1, 2

Chikkabommasandra,

Yelahanka New Town,

Bangalore

(ByAdvocate

1. The Union of India,

Ministry of Education,

Government of India,

18, Institutional Area,

Shaheed Jeet Singh Marg,

New Delhi

2. Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan,

An Autonomous Body under

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Yelahanka New Town,

Bangalore – 560 065.

Smt.Sheeba K.Kurian,

W/o K.I.Kuriappan,

Aged about 54 years,

Residing at # FOF-02,

Floor, Ajantha Vihar Apartments,

hanka New Town,

Industrial Area,

Bangalore – 560 064.

Smt.P.S.Manju,

W/o P.K.Sankaranarayanan,

Aged about 50 years,

Residing at “The Retreat”,

35/1, 2nd Cross, 3rd Main,

Chikkabommasandra,

Yelahanka New Town,

Bangalore – 560 065.

ByAdvocate Ms.Deeksha N)

Vs.

Union of India,

Ministry of Education,

Government of India,

18, Institutional Area,

Shaheed Jeet Singh Marg,

elhi – 110 016.

Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan,

An Autonomous Body under

OA No.388/2022

.... Applicant

Ministry of Education,

Government of India,

18, Institutional Area,

Shaheed Jeet Singh Marg,

NEW DELHI

Represented by Deputy Commissioner

3. Kendriya Vidyalaya,

No.2, Air Force Station,

Jalahalli East,

Bangalore

Represented by Principal.

4. Kendriya Vidyalaya,

No.1, Jalahalli West,

AFS, Bangalore

Represented

5. Kendriya Vidyalaya,

Rail Wheel Factory,

Yelahanka,

Bangalore

Represented by Principal.

(By Advocate Shri Vishnu Bhat)

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Ministry of Education,

Government of India,

18, Institutional Area,

Shaheed Jeet Singh Marg,

NEW DELHI – 110 016,

Represented by Deputy Commissioner.

Kendriya Vidyalaya,

No.2, Air Force Station,

Jalahalli East,

Bangalore -560 014,

Represented by Principal.

Kendriya Vidyalaya,

No.1, Jalahalli West,

AFS, Bangalore – 560 015,

Represented by Principal,

Kendriya Vidyalaya,

Rail Wheel Factory,

hanka,

Bangalore – 560 064,

Represented by Principal.

(By Advocate Shri Vishnu Bhat)

OA No.388/2022

…Respondents

Per: Justice S.Sujatha ...........Member(J)

The applicants have filed this application under Section 19

of the Administrative Tribunals Act, 1985 seeking the following

reliefs:

“(i)

11019/34/2022

Annexure A2 and set aside the same in so far it relates to the

applicants

(ii)

circumstances of the case.”

2.

the first

in 3rd Respondent institution. The applicants no.3 to 6 are working as

primary school teachers in 4

are transferred as per the transfer order dated 1

Respondent No.1. Since the issue involved herein are common and

akin, the applicants have filed the single application challenging the

transfer order dated 1

different places in India.

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The applicants have filed this application under Section 19

“(i)

Call

for

records

11019/34/2022-Estt-II/4096-6274

applicants; and

(ii)

Grant such other further relief as may deem fit in the

circumstances of the case.”

Briefly stated the facts as narrated by the applicants are that

and second applicants are working as primary school teachers

Respondent institution. The applicants no.3 to 6 are working as

primary school teachers in 4th Respondent institution.

transfer order dated 16.09.2022 (Annexure A2) transferring them to

different places in India.

ORAL)

Per: Justice S.Sujatha ...........Member(J)

The applicants have filed this application under Section 19

Call

for

records

the

order

F.No.11-E-

dated

16.09.2022,

Grant such other further relief as may deem fit in the

the facts as narrated by the applicants are that

s are working as primary school teachers

Respondent institution. The applicants no.3 to 6 are working as

Respondent institution. These applicants

are transferred as per the transfer order dated 16.09.2022 issued by

(Annexure A2) transferring them to

3.

submitted that the respondents in an indiscriminate manner have

adopted “pick and chose” method and transferred the applicants without

providing substitutes to their place. The indiscriminate transfer order

during the middle of the academic year is affecting students in their

studies and also the family of the applicants. Learned Counsel

submitted that the said transfer order is not i

transfer guidelines of KVS, 2021. Learned Counsel placing reliance

on the order of the CAT, Ahmedabad Bench in OA No.347/2022 and

connected matters (DD 16.01.2023) submitted that the transfer order

impugned deserves to be set aside.

4.

respondents referring to the reply statement filed on behalf of the

respondents argued that the transfer order dated 1

passed transferring the applicants to various places due to

administrative exigencies in the interest of the school concerned as

indicated in the impugned order of transfer. The applicants hold a

transferrable post and is liable to be transferred anywhere in India and

that the applicant has no vested right to be pos

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Learned Counsel Ms.Deeksha appearing for the applicant

submitted that the respondents in an indiscriminate manner have

adopted “pick and chose” method and transferred the applicants without

providing substitutes to their place. The indiscriminate transfer order

during the middle of the academic year is affecting students in their

studies and also the family of the applicants. Learned Counsel

submitted that the said transfer order is not i

transfer guidelines of KVS, 2021. Learned Counsel placing reliance

on the order of the CAT, Ahmedabad Bench in OA No.347/2022 and

connected matters (DD 16.01.2023) submitted that the transfer order

impugned deserves to be set aside.

Learned Counsel Shri Vishnu Bhat representing the

respondents referring to the reply statement filed on behalf of the

respondents argued that the transfer order dated 1

passed transferring the applicants to various places due to

inistrative exigencies in the interest of the school concerned as

indicated in the impugned order of transfer. The applicants hold a

transferrable post and is liable to be transferred anywhere in India and

that the applicant has no vested right to be pos

Learned Counsel Ms.Deeksha appearing for the applicant

submitted that the respondents in an indiscriminate manner have

adopted “pick and chose” method and transferred the applicants without

providing substitutes to their place. The indiscriminate transfer order

during the middle of the academic year is affecting students in their

studies and also the family of the applicants. Learned Counsel

submitted that the said transfer order is not in conformity with the

transfer guidelines of KVS, 2021. Learned Counsel placing reliance

on the order of t

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