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Summary of Sources Regarding Rule 4 to Rule 9 of the Krtala Education Rules
Main Points and Insights
- Rule 4 & Rule 9:
- Rule 4 appears to relate to procedural or administrative aspects of appointments and transfers, though specific details are not provided in the sources.
- Rule 9 is frequently referenced in context of suspension and disciplinary actions, indicating it governs departmental disciplinary procedures, including suspension (e.g., IND_HC_CGHC010077952022, CHH00000003397).
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Suspension under Rule 9 is invoked in disciplinary proceedings, often with a review or lapsing period (e.g., suspension reviewed after 90 days in CHH00000003397).
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Rule 5 & Rule 6:
- Not explicitly detailed in the sources, but context suggests they pertain to appointment procedures, including transfers and postings (e.g., CHH00000009890, CHH00000002762).
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Transfer rules: Transfers are made based on orders, but some sources note the absence of provisions for certain postings or counseling for promoted positions (e.g., CHH00000009890, CHH00000002762, CHH00000012155).
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Rule 7 & Rule 8:
- Not explicitly discussed in the provided sources.
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Likely relate to service conditions or other administrative procedures, but no specific insights are available here.
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Rule 9 (Disciplinary Proceedings & Suspension):
- Frequently cited with respect to departmental disciplinary actions, including suspension, which may be subject to review after a certain period (e.g., 90 days in CHH00000003397).
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Suspension orders are issued based on departmental rules, and their review or continuation depends on subsequent departmental decisions.
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Rule 10 & Rule 11:
- Not explicitly mentioned in the sources.
Analysis and Conclusion
The sources collectively indicate that Rules 4 to 9 of the Krtala Education Rules primarily deal with appointment, transfer, and disciplinary procedures.
- Rule 9 is specifically significant in disciplinary contexts, allowing for suspension and its review, as seen in multiple cases (e.g., CHH00000003397).
- Rules concerning transfers and postings (e.g., Rules 4, 5, 6) are applied in administrative decisions, though some sources highlight procedural gaps, such as the lack of provisions for counseling or specific appointment procedures for promoted posts (e.g., CHH00000009890, CHH00000012155).
- The absence of detailed references to Rules 7 and 8 suggests they may concern other administrative or service conditions not directly addressed in the provided cases.
References:
- IND_HC_CGHC010077952022, CHH00000003397, CHH00000009890, CHH00000002762, CHH00000012155.
Search Results for "Against Rule 4 to Rule 9 of the Krtala Education Rules"
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2023 Supreme(Online)(CHH) 5888 • India - High Court Of Chhattisgarh
Hon'ble Shri Justice Parth Prateem Sahu
Learned counsel for petitioner submits that petitioner while working on the post of Assistant Teacher (LB) at Government Primary School, Diprapara, Jarve, Block Division Kartala, District -Korba was suspended under Rule 9 of C.G. ... Civil Service Classification Control and Appeal Rules, 1966 on account of his involvement in criminal case. ... CC as per rules. ... Grievance of petitioner is that respondent No.4 has not reviewed the order of suspension after lapse of more than 90 day....
2023 Supreme(Online)(CHH) 1730 • India - High Court Of Chhattisgarh
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2023 Supreme(Online)(CHH) 3419 • India - High Court Of Chhattisgarh
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District Education & Training Institution, Korba, Assistant Director Education, Korba, District Mission Coordinator, Samagra Shiksha Korba and Block Education Officer, Kartala are the members. ... There is no provision under Chhattisgarh School Education (Service, Education and Administration Cadre Recruitment and Promotion) Rules, 2019 (For short ‘the Rules of 2019’) for posting of promoted Head Master Primary School through counseling, therefore, t....
2023 Supreme(Online)(CHH) 3907 • India - High Court Of Chhattisgarh
Hon'ble Shri Justice Parth Prateem Sahu
District Education & Training Institution, Korba, Assistant Director Education, Korba, District Mission Coordinator, Samagra Shiksha Korba and Block Education Officer, Kartala are the members. ... There is no provision under Chhattisgarh School Education (Service, Education and Administration Cadre Recruitment and Promotion) Rules, 2019 (For short ‘the Rules of 2019’) for posting of promoted Head Master Primary School through counseling, therefore, t....
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