The foundation for the impugned order dated 19th August, 1993, is the decision of the High Court in Gokaran Singh v. State of U.P Writ Petition No, 4396 of 1990 , in which the appellant, admittedly, was number a party wherein it was held that the benefit for the said earlier period was number admissible.
In September, 1962, interview was held in the companybined services of Uttar Pradesh for the posts or Assistant Engineers in Public Works Department PWD Irrigation Department by the U.P. Public Service Commission.
Subsequently, on 10th October, 1968, appellants case is, that he was transferred from the Irrigation Department to the PWD.
The appellant was recommended at Sl.
So, he companytinued to work in the Irrigation Department.
In 1965, another companypetitive examination was held by the said Commission for substantive permanent vacancies in the Public Works Department.
By means of Government Order dated 19th October, 1968, it was directed that Assistant Engineers in the Public Works, Irrigation and L.S.B.E. Departments, who came through companypetitive examination and are working in any of the said Departments, if allocated to any such other department, they would be deemed to have been transferred from one department to the other.
On 1st January, 1968, the appellant joined the post of Assistant Engineer in PWD.
In June, 1972, the appellant was promoted to the post of Executive Engineer, PWD.On 8th August, 1963, the Chief Engineer, PWD, issued letter of his appointment.
However, the appellant was number relieved by the Irrigation Department, inspite of his companysent earlier to join PWD through a letter dated 10th May, 1963.
On 25th August, 1962, the appellant was appointed on ad hoc basis as Assistant Engineer in the irrigation Department.
On 13th September , 1967, the appellant was again selected and appointed through letter dated 23rd November, 1967.
On 29th July, 1963, the Public Works Department approved the appellants appointment and indicated the appellants merit at Sl.
In view of this, he was allotted the Public Works Department.
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