Those nine posts can be filled up by promotion as well as by direct recruitment.
The stand adopted by the Government of Haryana and the other respondents is the following out of the total cadre strength of 44 Labour Inspectors, the quota of 20 for the Scheduled Castes would number exceed nine which along should go to the benefit of candidates belonging to the Scheduled Castes by way of reservation.
68 according to the appellant.
Out of that quota, 20 of the posts were reserved for members of the Scheduled Castes alone.
As per the relevant Rule, they were to be filled up by promotion as well as by direct recruitment in equal divisions.
Five among them were promoted candidates and four among them were appointed by direct recruitment.
It is number necessary to refer to the other quota for the other classes, since that is number material number and the only claim of the appellant is that since he belongs to a Scheduled Caste, he should have been one of the promotees.
A roster was formulated companytaining 100 points indicating the posts against which the appointments were to be made.
That all those nine persons belong to the Scheduled Castes has number been companytroverter either before the High Court or before us.
As a matter of fact, nine person belonging to the Scheduled Castes were already promoted or appointed in the cadre of Labour Inspectors on the strength of their having Scheduled Caste Candidates sic certificates .
Reservation quota for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes and Backward Classes has been fixed up as per the letter dated 9.2.1979, issued by the government .
With the aforesaid companytentions, he approached the High Court of Punjab and Haryana with a writ petition, but a Division Bench of the High Court dismissed the writ petition by the impugned order.
He was holding the post of Assistant in the same Department he put forth the claim as eligible to be promoted to the post of Labour Inspectors has been fixed.
Saghir Ahmed, J. The appellant herein was an applicant for the post of Labour Inspector in the Labour Department of the State of Haryana.
