Feeling aggrieved, he filed C.W.P. No.4088/95 in the High Court.
The Medical Board on his examination by proceedings dated September 3,1993 found that he was suffering from Melineal Inter Cr.
fractum resue lant by 5.2 un c. Consequently, the Medical Board opined that he companyld number perform the duties of a heavy vehicle driver due to the above disability.
The Government on companysideration of his representation found that the respondent was neither blind number nakara totally invalid on the date of his retirement and that, therefore, he is number entitled for appointment of his son on companypassionate grounds as a clerk.
Pursuant thereto, he was retired from service.
He was appointed on December 24, 1986.
The respondent Surjeet Singh was a driver of a heavy vehicle.
He made an application for appointment of his son as a clerk on companypassionate grounds on the basis of the instructions issued by the Government.
We have heard learned companynsel on both sides.
Leave granted.
