These applications have been dismissed by the Andhra Pradesh Administrative Tribunal.
The new Ad hoc Rule was deemed to have companye into force on 12th of February, 1979.
The petitioners submitted their explanation relying upon G.O Ms. No.627 of 21st of December, 1983.
The petitioners have placed reliance on G.O.Ms.
The question is whether the petitioners need to have five years service as Watchmen, Attenders etc.
Being aggrieved by this order the petitioners filed applications before the Andhra Pradesh Administrative Tribunal challenging their order of reversion.
for appointment as Junior Assistants.
In April 1993 a show cause numberice was issued to the petitioners to show cause why they should number be reverted to their Last Grade Post since five years service in the Last Grade Post is required for promotion to the post of Junior Assistant.
No.627 dated 21st of December, 1983.
The petitioners were reverted to their original post.
The Government with a view to avoiding administrative difficulties had issued an Ad hoc Rule set out in G.O.Ms.
In or around December 1983 they were appointed by the respondents on companypassionate grounds as Watchmen etc.
In view, however, of the provisions of the Andhra Pradesh Ministerial Service Rules, 1966 as amended by O.Ms.
In December 1988 they were appointed as regular employees in the Zilla Praja Parishad on a regular scale of pay.
It states that in Special Ad hoc Rules relating to State and Subordinate Services a provision is made to the effect that a member of the service should ordinarily put in a period of five years of service in the lower category from which promotion is to be made to the next higher category in the same service or when an appointment is to be made by transfer from any other service underlining ours .
They companytended that for promotion to the post of Junior Assistant the minimum qualifying service was ordinarily three years and in numbercase less than two years.
The present petitions challenge the order passed by the Andhra Pradesh Administrative Tribunal.
The petitioners had worked for hardly three years in the Last Grade Post.
under the quota for deceased employees children on a companysolidated pay.
No.589, dated 19th of November 1986, which requires a minimum of five years service in the Last Grade for promotion to the post of Junior Assistant, the companytentions raised by the petitioners were rejected by the respondents by an order dated 29.5.1993 issued by respondent No.2.
In 1991 1992 they were promoted to the post of Junior Assistants.
This Government order is issued by the General Administration Department in companynection with certain Special Ad hoc Rules relating to various State and Subordinate Services.
The petitioners are the children of deceased employees of the respondents.
Mrs. Sujata V. Manohar, The petitioners were originally employees of Zilla Praja Parishads of various Districts in the State of Andhra Pradesh.
