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Dnyanoba Pandurang Kagane & Ors vs State Of Maha & Ors
2017 Latest Caselaw 3543 Bom

Citation : 2017 Latest Caselaw 3543 Bom
Judgement Date : 22 June, 2017

Bombay High Court
Dnyanoba Pandurang Kagane & Ors vs State Of Maha & Ors on 22 June, 2017
Bench: T.V. Nalawade
                                      1       WP 5889 of 2004

      IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
                 BENCH AT AURANGABAD

                         Writ Petition No.5889 of 2004


     1)      Dnyanoba Pandurang Kagane,
             Age 34 years,
             Occupation : Nil,
             R/o At Kaganewadi,
             Post Ranisawargaon,
             Taluka Gangakhed,
             District Parbhani.

     2)      Gangadhar Panditrao Wankhede,
             Age 22 years, Occupation: Nil,
             R/o At Post Bet-sangvi,
             Taluka Loha, District Nanded.

     3)      Jagdeo Vitthalrao Rawate,
             Age 36 years,
             Occupation: Nil,
             R/o Sundarniwas, Shriramnagar,
             Near Hanumangad, Dist. Nanded.            ..    Petitioners.

                      Versus

     1)      The State of Maharashtra
             Through the Secretary,
             Rural Development and
             Water Conservation Department
             Mantralaya, Mumbai 400 032.

     2)      The Director of Health Services,
             St Georges Hospital Compound,
             Dental College Building, 4th Floor,
             P. D'Mello Road, V.T. Mumbai - 01.

     3)      The Joint Director of Health
             Services (Malaria & Philaria) Pune - 411 006.

     4)      The Chief Executive Officer,
             Zilla Parishad, Nanded.




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                                          2        WP 5889 of 2004

     5)      The Chief Executive Officer,
             Zilla Parishad, Parbhani.             .. Respondents.

                               ----
     Shri. A.S. Deshpande, Advocate, for petitioners.

     Smt. P.V. Diggikar, Assistant Government Pleader, for
     respondent Nos.1 to 3.

     Shri. T.S. Lodhe, Advocate, holding for Smt. Y.M.
     Kshirsagar (Thorat), Advocate, for respondent No.4.

     Shri. S.G. Shinde, Advocate, for respondent No.5.
                                 ----

                                  Coram:     T.V. NALAWADE &
                                             SANGITRAO S PATIL, JJ.

Date: 22 June 2017.

ORAL JUDGMENT (Per T.V. Nalawade, J.):

1) The petition is filed for claiming relief to

consider the petitioners for appointment as Multipurpose

Health Worker (Male) (MHW) by giving priority as against

untrained candidates as also the Mustering Assistants and

Spraying Unit Workers in Malaria Department. Heard

both the sides.

2) The submissions made show that the

petitioners were feeling aggrieved as due to Government

policy Mustering Assistants were to be absorbed not only

in Class IV category but also in Class III category

3 WP 5889 of 2004

including the post of MHW. but the candidates who were

having 12 Standard certificate and who had completed

MPW training course are denied appointment as MHW.

The petitioners were feeling that due to absorption of

Mustering Assistants on these posts they were loosing

opportunity to get the MHW post. The submissions made

show that at this Bench and at Nagpur Bench in similar

petitions by way of interim relief directions were given to

appoint candidates as MHW who had completed MHW

course. The aforesaid two petitions are disposed of.

3) The learned counsel for the petitioners now

argued on another circumstance like Notification dated 4-

6-2003 issued by the Government by which new eligibility

conditions are prescribed for MHW posts. As per new

conditions candidate must not have crossed 30 years of

age if he is not in Zilla Parishad service and he must have

passed Secondary School Certificate Examination in

Science subjects. However, there is a condition that he

needs to complete MPW course of 12 months period

within three chances given to him after getting

appointment on the post.

                                           4          WP 5889 of 2004

     4)               The      learned   counsel      for      the      petitioners

submitted that due to change in the eligibility conditions

the candidate who had completed MPW course will loose

opportunity to get the post on priority basis. Though as

per the eligibility conditions it can be said that the other

candidates can also be considered who had passed

Secondary School Certificate Examination with Science

subjects, the fact remains that the condition of completion

of MPW course is not deleted by the Government and that

is still kept as a condition. It is a policy decision and the

reason behind this may be anything. It can be said that

requisite conditions for getting appointment on the

aforesaid post is still there and so in the policy decision of

the Government there is no possibility of interference.

The petitioners were aged 34 years, 22 years and 36 years

at the relevant time and in view of the aforesaid change in

the eligibility conditions it can be said that present

petitioners will not be getting anything. In the result, the

petition stands dismissed. Rule stands discharged.

             Sd/-                                          Sd/-
     (SANGITRAO S PATIL, J.)                       (T.V. NALAWADE, J.)

     rsl





 

 
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