HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE FOR RAJASTHAN - JAIPUR BEN
R R MEENA – Appellant
Versus
U O I AND ORS – Respondent
CW 2797/2015
D.B. Civil Writ Petition No.2797/2015
R.R. Meena Vs. Union of India & Ors.
(1)
In The High Court of Judicature for Rajasthan
Jaipur Bench, Jaipur
O R D E R
D.B. Civil Writ Petition No.2797/2015
R.R. Meena Vs. Union of India & Ors.
Date : 29/07/2015
Hon'ble Mr. Justice Ajay Rastogi
Hon'ble Mr. Justice J.K. Ranka
Mr. Tanveer Ahmed Adv., for petitioner.
Instant petition is directed against order of
the Tribunal dt.23.04.2014.
While the petitioner was working as Section
Officer at Regional Office, Central Board of
Secondary Education, Panchkula, adverse remarks were
recorded by the then Reporting Officer in his ACR of
2009 in regard to Attitude to Work, Ability to
Inspire & Motivate & General Assessment & that was
confirmed by the Reviewing Officer & communicated to
him vide memo dt.03.05.2010 (Annx.A/3), to which the
petitioner submitted detailed reply and on the
representation made by the petitioner the authority
called for the comments from the then Reporting &
Reviewing Officer, which are on record as Annx.A/5
dt.06.09.2010 & Annx.A/6 dt.30.09.2010 respectively
and taking note thereof his representation came to
be rejected by the competent authority & decision
was communicated to him vide order dt.20.01.2011
(Annx.A/1) and that was the subject matter of
challenge by filing OA before the Tribunal & his
grievance was that in his preceding & succeeding
ACRs the remarks recorded are either good or very
good but the then Reporting Officer Ashok Dhawan
since having malice & certain personal prejudices
D.B. Civil Writ Petition No.2797/2015
R.R. Meena Vs. Union of India & Ors.
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against the petitioner recorded adverse remarks in
his ACR of 2009 and according to him there is no
material/tangible evidence in support thereof on
record in recording adverse remarks in his ACR of
2009 and even the comments received from the then
Reporting & Reviewing Officer on the representation
made by the petitioner, that too doesn't co-relate
with the remarks communicated and without due
application of mind the competent authority rejected
his
representation,
upholding
the
remarks
communicated in his ACR of 2009.
Counsel submits that though the learned Tribunal
has taken note of the factual matrix available on
record but the material evidence which the
petitioner placed on record was not looked into and
finding of the Tribunal in upholding the remarks
communicated to him is wholly perverse and that
requires interference by this Court.
At the outset we may notice the submission that
the then Reporting Officer was having personal
prejudices & hold malice against him but we find
that the then Reporting Officer who recorded the so
called alleged remarks in his ACR of 2009 was not
impleaded as a party to the application/petition and
in absence of opportunity being afforded to him
which is the sine-qua-non to examine the question as
to whether there was any basis/foundation in making
personal allegation against the then Reporting
Officer, no presumption could be drawn against the
then Reporting Officer of having malice/prejudice to
D.B. Civil Writ Petition No.2797/2015
R.R. Meena Vs. Union of India & Ors.
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the petitioner and apart from it opportunity was
also afforded to the petitioner in submitting
representation in reference to the remarks recorded
in his ACR of 2009 and the competent authority
called for the comments from the then Reporting &
Reviewing Officer, pursuant to which detailed
comments were sent by each of them dt.06.09.2010 &
30.09.2010 of which reference has also been made by
the Tribunal under order impugned and taking note
thereof & after close scrutiny of the records the
competent authority rejected the representation &
communicated its decision to the petitioner pursuant
to order dt.20.01.2011.
The learned Tribunal also in the Original
Applic
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