S. B. SINHA, DALVEER BHANDARI
Union of India – Appellant
Versus
B. Valluvan – Respondent
JUDGMENT
S.B. Sinha, J.—Leave granted.
2. The Department of Personnel and Training, Andaman & Nicobar Administration (Administration) issued a circular letter, stating:
"As you may be aware, as per the instructions of the Government of India, whereas validity of panel prepared against promotion quota is generally limited to one year, there is no fixed life of the panel against direct recruitment post. According to the Govt. of Indias instructions therefore 3 panel prepared for direct recruitment should not be unduly inflated and should take care of immediate vacancies and those which are likely to occur in the near future. A maximum of ten percent additional persons can be kept on the panel against the existing vacancies at the time of preparation of panel or vacancies likely to occur in the near future. Such a provision has been kept so that government can obtain the services of better qualified persons if they become available in due course of time.
It has however been observed that these instructions of the Government of India are not even followed by all the Departments of this Administration while preparing panel for direct recruitment as well as for promotion.
It is, therefore,
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