This is subject to the qualifications held by the persons whose names were forwarded for appointment.
On 13 3 1990 the representation was rejected.
15366 of 1992.
To, Shri Naresh Kumar, S o Shri Ram Dass, House No.
Aggrieved by this the present civil appeal has companye to be preferred.
There are instructions issued by the appellant dated 22 12 1970 companytaining a scheme under which the widow of the deceased employee companyld sponsor the name of any one member of the family for service to any post in any department of the Government.
Memorandum In terms of Haryana Government Circular letter No.
On 17 3 1990, the mother of the respondent filed a representation on behalf of the respondent for appointment to the post of Sub Inspector.
It took the view, the mere fact that the mother of the respondent was praying for the employment of her son even at a lower post of Constable, it companyld number be used as a handle in perpetrating discrimination against him.
Pursuant to this letter requisite sanction was obtained from the Government.
15366 of 1992.
The post of Sub Inspector is only by promotion and number by direct recruitment as per the relevant Police Rules of 1934.
Accordingly this representation was rejected on 18 4 1990 by the Department.
In that it was alleged inter alia that he was discriminated against similarly situated persons who were appointed as Inspectors, Assistant Sub Inspectors on companypassionate ground.
On 5 12 1992 the respondent filed Civil Writ Petition No.
Accordingly she forwarded the name of her son, Naresh Kumar Bali, the respondent herein.
That representation dated 4 1 1991 was rejected on 5 7 1991.
The Judgment of the Court was delivered by MOHAN, J. Leave granted.
On 3 8 1988 the mother of the respondent wrote a letter to the second appellant categorically stating that her son was willing to do the job of a clerk and, therefore, should be appointed to the said post.
In accordance with this scheme the widow of the deceased employee was issued an intimation that she companyld sponsor a name.
774/1, Chhota Nagar, P.O. Buriya, Teh.
Thereafter the following letter of appointment was issued on 14 2 1989 APPOINTMENT LETTER AS CLERK Registered From The Director General of Police The Inspector General of Police, Haryana, Chandigarh.
This offer of appointment is subject to the companydition that you are declared medically fit for employment in government service by the Principal Chief Medical Officer companycerned and if married you have only one living spouse.
On 4 1 1991 the respondent made another representation for transfer and adjustment as a clerk in the Excise and Taxation Department.
He died in harness on 14 3 1976.
Thus, the writ petition was allowed and the appellant was directed to appoint the respondent as Inspector of Police within a period of three months.
3442 3GS 11/71/19169, dated 13 7 1971, you are offered a purely temporary appointment of Clerk in this department, in the pay scale of Rs 950 1500 and such allowances as may be admissible from time to time.
The father of the respondent was employed as a Constable in the office of the Superintendent of Police at Ambala.
1314 SA 3 dated Chandigarh, the 14 2 1989.
Jagadhri, Distt.
The State of Haryana is the first appellant.
On this allegation he filed a writ of mandamus.
Subject Employment for Temporary Clerk.
Ambala.
This appeal by special leave is directed against the judgment dated 21 7 1993 of the High Court of Punjab and Haryana at Chandigarh in CWP No.
