Suresh Chand Gupta & Ors. Vs. State of U.P. & Ors.
EmailAppeal: Writ Petition No. 367 of 1987.
(With W.P.Nos. 211, 447, 455, 484, 19, 1411, 472, 503, 147, 341, 473, 176, 130, 39/87, 381, 478, 1347/86, 12803/85, 671/87, 1693/87 & 485/86.)
(With W.P.Nos. 211, 447, 455, 484, 19, 1411, 472, 503, 147, 341, 473, 176, 130, 39/87, 381, 478, 1347/86, 12803/85, 671/87, 1693/87 & 485/86.)
Petitioner: Suresh Chand Gupta & Ors.
Respondent: State of U.P. & Ors.
Apeal: Writ Petition No. 367 of 1987.
(With W.P.Nos. 211, 447, 455, 484, 19, 1411, 472, 503, 147, 341, 473, 176, 130, 39/87, 381, 478, 1347/86, 12803/85, 671/87, 1693/87 & 485/86.)
(With W.P.Nos. 211, 447, 455, 484, 19, 1411, 472, 503, 147, 341, 473, 176, 130, 39/87, 381, 478, 1347/86, 12803/85, 671/87, 1693/87 & 485/86.)
Judges: RANGANATH MISRA & MURARI MOHON DUTT,JJ.
Date of Judgment: Apr 08, 1988
Head Note:
SERVICE AND LABOUR LAW
U.P. Police Service (Civil)
Reversion caused on account of implementation of Court’s direction in Chander Prasad Singh’s case – Supernumerary posts of Head Constables created to meet the situation.
Cases Reffered:
1. Chander Prasad Singh & Ors. v. State of U.P., Civil Appeal No. 8820/83 decided on 19-4-1985.
JUDGEMENT:
O R D E R
W.P.Nos. 472 & 671/87
1. The petitioners in each of these cases are members of Civil Police Force of the Uttar Pradesh State. Their grievance are similar to those in the writ petition which we disposed of on 4th December, 1987. We accordingly direct that these writ petition be disposed of in terms of that day’s order.
W.P. Nos. 367, 211, 447, 455, 484, 19, 1411, 503, 147, 341, 473, 176, 130, 39/87, 381, 478, 1347/86, 12803/85, 1693/87 & 485/86.
2. These writ petitions are under Article 32 of the Constitution on behalf of the officers the U.P.Police Service (Civil). Their reversion was caused on account of implementation of Court’s direction in CHANDER PRASAD SINGH & ORS. VS. STATE OF U.P. (Civil Appeal No. 8820/83) decided on 19th April, 1985. We are told that 1300 supernumerary posts of Head Constables have been created in the State of U.P. vide Government Order dated 21st January, 1988, in order to most this situation. Counsel for the State of U.P. has agreed that the claim of the petitioners for adjustment against such posts shall be considered separately and attempts would be made to absorb as many of them as possible in terms of the order creating the posts. In view of this position, no further directions are necessary in the writ petitions excepting calling upon the State of U.P. to comply with what has been stated before us by their counsel. This order shall be given effect to within four months hence. No costs.
W.P.Nos. 472 & 671/87
1. The petitioners in each of these cases are members of Civil Police Force of the Uttar Pradesh State. Their grievance are similar to those in the writ petition which we disposed of on 4th December, 1987. We accordingly direct that these writ petition be disposed of in terms of that day’s order.
W.P. Nos. 367, 211, 447, 455, 484, 19, 1411, 503, 147, 341, 473, 176, 130, 39/87, 381, 478, 1347/86, 12803/85, 1693/87 & 485/86.
2. These writ petitions are under Article 32 of the Constitution on behalf of the officers the U.P.Police Service (Civil). Their reversion was caused on account of implementation of Court’s direction in CHANDER PRASAD SINGH & ORS. VS. STATE OF U.P. (Civil Appeal No. 8820/83) decided on 19th April, 1985. We are told that 1300 supernumerary posts of Head Constables have been created in the State of U.P. vide Government Order dated 21st January, 1988, in order to most this situation. Counsel for the State of U.P. has agreed that the claim of the petitioners for adjustment against such posts shall be considered separately and attempts would be made to absorb as many of them as possible in terms of the order creating the posts. In view of this position, no further directions are necessary in the writ petitions excepting calling upon the State of U.P. to comply with what has been stated before us by their counsel. This order shall be given effect to within four months hence. No costs.
