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Inder Singh Sharma vs State Of Himachal Pradesh As
2021 Latest Caselaw 4012 HP

Citation : 2021 Latest Caselaw 4012 HP
Judgement Date : 19 August, 2021

Himachal Pradesh High Court
Inder Singh Sharma vs State Of Himachal Pradesh As on 19 August, 2021
Bench: Vivek Singh Thakur
     IN THE HIGH COURT OF HIMACHAL PRADESH AT SHIMLA

                 ON THE 19TH DAY OF AUGUST, 2021

                              BEFORE




                                                         .
             HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE VIVEK SINGH THAKUR





                CIVIL WRIT PETITION No. 2684 OF 2021





BETWEEN:-

1.    INDER SINGH SHARMA,
      S/O SH. CHET RAM, RESIDENT
      OF VILLAGE BOHAL, P.O. &




      TEHSIL KAMRAOU, DISTRICT
      SIRMOUR, H.P. PRESENTLY
      WORKING AS LECTURER IN
      HISTORY AT GOVT. SR. SEC.

      SCHOOL KILLOUR, TEHSIL

      PAONTA SAHBI, DISTRICT
      SIRMOUR, H.P.

2.    DHANBIR SINGH,


      S/O SH. JATI RAM, RESIDENT
      OF VILLAGE BHARLI, P.O.
      SHIVA, TEHSIL PAONTA
      SAHIB, DISTRICT SIRMOUR,




      H.P. PRESENTLY WORKING
      AS LECTURER IN POLITICAL





      SCIENCE AT GOVT. SR. SEC.
      SCHOOL MISSERWAL, TEHSIL
      PAONTA SAHIB, DISTRICT





      SIRMOUR, H.P.

3.    RAMESH CHAND,
      S/O SH. KANSHI RAM,
      RESIDENT OF NEGI NIWAS,
      HOSPITAL ROAD, SHILLAI,
      TEHSIL SHILLI, DISTRICT
      SIRMOUR, H.P. PRESENTLY
      WORKING AS LECTURER IN
      GEOGRAPHY AT GOVT. SR.
      SEC. SCHOOL BANDLI
      DHADAS, TEHSIL SHILLAI,
      DISTRICT SIRMOUR, H.P.

4.    INDER SINGH,
      S/O SH. MOHI RAM, RESIDENT
      OF VILLAGE NAWNA, P.O.
      KANDO-BHATNOL, TEHSIL
      SHILLI, DISTRICT SIRMOUR,
      H.P. PRESENTLY WORKING
      AS LECTURER IN ECONOMICS
      AT GOVT. SR. SEC. SCHOOL
      BANETHI, TEHSIL NAHAN,
      DISTRICT SIRMOUR, H.P.




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5.   DEEP RAM,
     S/O SH. PERMANAND,
     RESIDENT OF VILLAGE
     CHAMYANA, P.O. PANAR,
     TEHSIL DADAHU, DISTRICT




                                                        .
     SIRMOUR, H.P. PRESENTLY





     WORKING AS LECTURER IN
     POLITICAL SCIENCE AT GOVT.
     SR. SEC. SCHOOL BANETHI,





     TEHSIL NAHAN, DISTRICT
     SIRMOUR, H.P.

6.   DHARAM SINGH,
     S/O LATE BARO RAM,




     RESIDENT OF VILLAGE
     BAMBAL, P.O. KOTI-ULTROW,
     TEHSIL SHILLAI, DISTRICT
     SIRMOUR, H.P. PRESENTLY

     WORKING AS LECTURER IN

     ECONOMICS AT GOVT. SR.
     SEC. SCHOOL DRABIL,
     DISTRICT SIRMOUR, H.P.

7.   MADAN LAL,


     S/O SH. RIKHI RAM, RESIDENT
     OF VILLAGE SWARA-
     LANDASI, P.O. BIRLA, TEHSIL




     DADAHU, DISTRICT SIRMOUR,
     H.P. RETIRED AS LECTURER





     IN HINDI FROM GOVT. SR.
     SEC. SCHOOL BHARAG
     BANERI, TEHSIL DADAHU,
     DISTRICT SIRMOUR, H.P.





8.   DEV DUTT SAINI,
     S/O SH. PREM SINGH SAINI,
     RESIDENT OF KALSI NIWAS,
     NEAR G.M. RESIDENCE
     BANLOG, NAHAN, TEHSIL
     NAHAN, DISTRICT SIRMOUR,
     H.P. PRESENTLY WORKING
     AS LECTURER IN COMMERCE
     AT GOVT. SR. SEC. SCHOOL
     NAHAN, TEHSIL NAHAN,                           ....PETITIONERS
     DISTRICT SIRMOUR, H.P.

(BY SH. SURINDER PRAKASH SHARMA,
ADVOCATE)

AND

1.   STATE OF H.P. THROUGH
     PRINCIPAL SECRETARY
     EDUCATION TO THE
     GOVERNMENT OF HIMACHAL
     PRADESH SHIMLA-2.




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2.   DIRECTOR OF HIGHER
     EDUCATION, HIMACHAL                                ....RESPONDENTS
     PRADESH, SHIMLA-1.
(BY SH. RAJU RAM RAHI, DEPUTY




                                                            .
ADVOCATE GENERAL)





Whether approved for reporting?





             This Petition coming on for hearing this day, the Court
passed the following:

                               ORDER

This petition has been filed seeking direction to the

respondents to implement judgment dated 21.4.2020 passed in CWP(T)

No. 5253 of 2008, titled as Narain Singh vs. State of Himachal Pradesh as

well as judgment passed in LPA No. 146 of 2010, decided on 1.9.2015,

titled as State of Himachal Pradesh and others Vs. Narain Singh, qua

petitioners without any discrimination with further prayer that respondents

be directed to count the break-in period of service rendered by the

petitioner on contract basis for the purpose of seniority, pensionary

benefits, increments, arrears and other consequential benefits and to re-fix

the pay of the petitioners by giving them all annual increments for the

period for which they worked on contract basis.

2. In response to the petition, learned Deputy Advocate General

has placed on record instructions dated 17.8.2021, whereby it has been

informed that services of petitioners No. 1, 2, 5, 6 and 7 have been

regularized from the date(s) applicable to them respectively i.e. from the

date when their juniors in contract service were regularized in terms of

judgments passed in CWP(T) No. 5253 of 2008 and LPA No. 146 of 2010

and also approval of Government dated 21.1.2021 with all consequential

benefits vide order dated 24.7.2021 by taking into consideration the initial

contract engagement in the relevant subject. It is further submitted in

communication that benefits of aforesaid judgments has not been

extended to petitioners No. 3, 4 and 8 for the reason that their services

.

were terminated by following the principle of "last come first go" and thus

their claim has been rejected by the Director Higher Education by passing

separate orders dated 12.8.2021, copies of orders have also been

annexed with the communication and also have been supplied to learned

counsel for the petitioner.

3. In view of aforesaid development, nothing survives to be

adjudicated in the present petition with respect to the claim of petitioners

No. 1, 2, 5, 6 and 7 but for passing of orders dated 12.8.2021 with respect

to petitioners No. 3, 4 and 8 rejecting their claim, they have a right to assail

the same if they still feel aggrieved and hence these petitioners are at

liberty to avail appropriate remedy by filing comprehensive petition for

redressal of their grievances in accordance with law, if desired so.

With aforesaid observations, petition stands disposed of.





                                              (Vivek Singh Thakur),
     th
19 August, 2021                                      Judge.
          (Keshav)





 

 
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