The petitioners including the present appellants sought a review of the order dated 13.9.2007, by filing Civil Review number 80 of 2007.
A challenge raised at the behest of the petitioners including the present appellants in Writ Petition S number 4272 of 2006 before the High Court of Jharkhand at Ranchi hereinafter referred to as, the High Court , seeking seniority in the general line, with effect from the date of their appointment into the police service, was dismissed by a Division Bench of the High Court, on 13.9.2007.
The chapter also provides for a separate Central Workshop of Police Transport.
The chapter also makes a reference to separate Finger Print and Handwriting Centres, for examination of finger prints and handwritings.
Therefore, whilst the appellants claim seniority in the general line of Sub Inspectors of Police with effect from the dates of their appointment into the police service, i.e., with effect from 10.4.1982/11.9.1985, the authorities have chosen to determine their seniority with effect from the dates of their appointment to the general line of Sub Inspectors of Police, i.e., with effect from 26.8.1989/11.6.1991.
Each wireless centre is under the companytrol of a police officer of the rank of Superintendent of Police.
There is also a Statistical Section in the Police Department.
Leave was granted on 28.8.2009, giving rise to the present civil appeals.
The review petition was dismissed on 23.1.2008.
These centres carry out their activities under Directors, but in companysonance with and under the companytrol of a Deputy Inspector General of Police, from the Criminal Investigation Department.
An answer to the aforesaid query, would make a substantial headway, to the determination of the issue in hand.
These officers officials work in wireless centres, spread over the entire State.
The orders dated 13.9.2007 and 23.1.2008 were assailed by the appellants by filing special leave petitions.
The chapter also makes a reference to the companystitution of a Dog Squad, which is placed under the charge of a police officer of the rank of Deputy Superintendent of Police, who is to work under the directions of an Inspector General and a Deputy Inspector General, of the Criminal Investigation Department.
This determination is number acceptable to the appellants.
On 26.8.1989 and 11.6.1991, the appellants were taken on reversion to the general line of the Police Department as Sub Inspectors of Police.
The seniority of the appellants in the general line of Sub Inspectors of Police, was determined by the Police Department, with effect from the date of their appointment to the general line of Sub Inspectors of Police on reversion .
He joined his duties on 13.4.1982.
In this behalf it would be pertinent to mention, that induction into the general line of the Police Department from Steno Sub Inspectors is permissible, subject to the satisfaction of the eligibility criteria, as also, companysequent upon the selection and recommendation by the Central Selection Board.
A separate section of officers officials is assigned the responsibility of Police Communications.
Personnel of the above workshop, have the responsibility of looking after the vehicles of the Police Department.
Appellant number 2 Ramesh Kumar was appointed on 11.9.1985, and he joined as such on 16.9.1985.
The Bihar Police Manual, 1978, hereinafter referred to as, the Police Manual was issued by the State Government under Sections 7 and 12 of the Police Act V, 1861.
Appellant number 1 Kumod Kumar was appointed as such on 10.4.1982.
This section companylects and records facts and figures companycerning police functioning, in the entire State.
The workshop is under the companytrol of an Assistant Inspector General, who is to function under the directions of an Inspector General.
They claim seniority in the general line of Sub Inspectors of Police on reversion with effect from the date of their initial appointment into the Police Department, as Steno Sub Inspectors of Police.
Jagdish Singh Khehar, J. Consequent upon their selection, the appellants were inducted into the Police Department of the State of Bihar, by way of direct recruitment, as Steno Sub Inspectors of Police.
