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HC’s directive on ReTs' screening test 6/24/2016 11:34:13 PM Early Times Report Jammu, June 24 : High court vacation judge B S Walia today ordered that in case the screening test of ReTs was conducted, then in the eventuality of the writ petition being allowed, they would be assessed without taking into account the marks obtained in the test. The court directive came in a petition filed by ReTs. After hearing their counsel, Justice Walia issued notice, which was accepted by the AAG on behalf of respondents. The government order No 184-Edu of May 24, 2016 states that the screening test directed vide order No 631-Edu of December 29, 2015 was for those ReTs who had acquired degrees from study centres as also candidates figuring in fresh panels of ReTs in respect of whom the process of selection had been initiated. The government had the unfettered power to subject all candidates to screening test in respect of whom fresh panels of ReT's had been prepared and in respect of whom the process of selection had been initiated irrespective of whether they had acquired degrees from study centre or elsewhere in order to attract the best talent. The same is vehemently disputed by the counsel for petitioners. The AAG told the court that the schedule for conducting the screening test had not been notified till date and that in the circumstances, time be granted to file objections. Justice Walia adjourned the case till the 2nd week of July 2016 to enable the AAG to file objections. It is, however, made clear that in case the screening test is conducted, then in the eventuality of the writ petition being allowed, the fact that the petitioners were required to appear in the screening test would not stand in their way and they would be assessed without taking into account the marks obtained in the screening test, he ordered. (JNF).   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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