Notice was issued to the respondents on this petition and in response to the said numberice Counter Affidavits have been filed wherein it has been claimed that the respondents have fully implemented the directions given by this Court in its judgment dated July 28, 1988.
This Court also took numbere of the readiness expressed by the State Government to reimburse the payment of ten instalments of the Additional Dearness Allowance but number the twenty five Additional Dearness Allowance instalments released after April 1, 1981 and that the grant in aid given by the State Government to these aided schools companyers the deficit to the extent of seventy five per cent of the approved expenditure and that the approved expenditure extends to the salaries paid to the teaching and number teaching staff, which includes the Pay and Dearness Allowance and Interim Relief before April 1, 1981 and the Pay and Additional Dearness Allowance beyond April 1, 1981 but does number include House Rent Allowance, City Compensatory Allowance, Medical Allowance and the other heads claimed by the petitioners in these matters.
House Rent Allowance, City Compensatory Allowance, Medical Reimbursement and Rctiral Benefits claimed by the applicants in the aforesaid appeal.
In the said judgment of this Court, it is stated that there was general agreement between the parties that there is numberreason for discrimination between the teachers employed in the aided schools and those employed in Government schools so far as the salaries and Additional Dearness Allowance are companycerned and that the State Government was number accepting the claim to parity in respect of other heads of allowance put forward by the petitioners in these matters before this Court.
It was also observed by this Court that the State Government of Haryana followed the principle of parity between the teachers working in Government schools and aided schools until 1979 and that in 1979, the pay scale of teachers in Government schools was revised by the State after the report of the Pay Commission, but in the case of the teachers of aided schools, the revision was effected two years later and as a result the salary and other emoluments paid to the teachers of aided schools had fallen far behind the emoluments paid to the teachers in Government schools.
91 92 and 551 561 of 1986.
2366 67 of 1988 and Writ Petitions No.
C. Agrawal, J. By this application, the applicants are seeking implementation of the directions given by this Court in judgment dated July 28, 1988 in Civil Appeals Nos.
