J U D G M E N T

The petitioner, who joined the service of the school managed by the 5^th respondent herein as UPSA on 19.10.1990, has admittedly retired from the service on 31.05.2023. During the year 2019-20, on the basis of the results pursuant to the visit by a Super Check Cell, one UPSA division was found to be in excess, since there were certain bogus admissions to the school concerned. Therefore, the petitioner was retrenched from service. The petitioner, however, contended that she ought to have been extended the protection and included in the teachers bank, with reference to the various Government Orders. An order of penalty was also imposed on the petitioner during the pendency of an application seeking regularisation of the services of the petitioner without a sanctioned post. The order of penalty at Ext.P5 is challenged before the Director as evidenced by Ext.P6. The Director, subsequently, issued the order at Ext.P7 stating that the it is for the petitioner to approach the Government seeking regularisation, if any. On that basis, the petitioner simultaneously approached the Deputy Director of Education as well as the Government, pointing out that she requires to be exte