The order passed in the writ petition filed by Danveer Singh never came under challenge before the Division Bench of the High Court.
A similar question was earlier examined and answered in the negative by a Full Bench of the High Court of Rajasthan in Deepak Kumar Suthar v. State of Rajasthan 1999 2 Raj LR 692 W.P. C No.1917 of 1995, which arose out of selection of Grade II and III teachers borne in the State cadre under the administrative companytrol of the State Government.
Consequently the order passed by the Division Bench did number pertain to the said appellant number was he impleaded as a party before this Court in the appeals filed by the State.
On behalf of the State it was submitted that while some persons including those mentioned by the appellants were appointed by the respondents, but such illegally appointed persons were sought to be removed by the State against which the aggrieved persons had moved the High Court and secured interim orders in their favour.
The appellants case in that petition was that although the relief granted by this Court in Kailash Chand Sharmas case supra was limited to the writ petitioners, a large number of persons who were number companyered by the order passed in that case were appointed as Assistant Teacher Grade II in the Zila Parishad schools of different districts.
