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DB stays CAT’s judgment quashing final seniority list of SIs
1/2/2021 11:40:27 PM
EARLY TIMES REPORT

JAMMU, Jan 2: A Division Bench of J&K High Court comprising Justice Dhiraj Singh Thakur and Justice Sindhu Sharma stayed the judgment of Central Administrative Tribunal whereby CAT quashed he final seniority list of Sub-Inspectors in Executive Wing of J&K Police issued by respondent No. 2 vide order No. PHQ order No. 2678 of 2019 dated 12.07.2019 to the extent respondents No. 4 to 208 were placed over and above the applicants.
DB while staying the judgment observed that it was urged that the seniority could have been framed on the basis of merit obtained in the basic induction training course only in accordance with the aforesaid rules and that the reliance placed by the Tribunal on the Division Bench judgment of this court in Rohit Gupta & ors vs. Ajay Kumar & ors, 2016(2) JKJ 315 was misplaced as the same pertains to the prosecuting officers, which was a class apart from the serving police agency (Executive Wing) as the petitioners herein.
DB further observed that counsel for the caveators/private respondents, on the other hand, placed overwhelming reliance upon the judgment to emphasize the point that the view expressed by the Tribunal was legally justified.
DB after hearing both the sides in length further observed that it is not denied that the petitioners had undergone the basic induction training course of one year before getting confirmed as direct recruits Sub Inspectors.
DB on a perusal of the Rule 111(2) of the Police Rules, it, prima facie, appears that seniority of candidates directly appointed on the same date, who were required to pass any course or departmental examination as a necessary condition of their subsequent confirmation would depend on their order of merit in such course or examination. This part of the rule cannot be easily brushed aside in its application even on its plain reading.
DB is of the opinion that the petitioners have succeeded in making out a prima facie case, issued notice in the main petition as also in application.
In the meantime, subject to objections and till next date of hearing, operation of the judgment and order impugned dated 9.12.2020 shall remain stayed. Any promotions made on the basis of the impugned seniority list questioned by the private respondents shall remain subject to the outcome of the present petition. (JNF)
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