Pursuant thereto and in furtherance thereof, applications were filed, inter alia, by the Respondent Nos.1 to 3 herein.
from its inception.
An exercise was carried out accordingly by the Commission purported to be in terms of Rule 6 of the Public Service Commission Rules.
1 to 3 filed an Original Application before the Andhra Pradesh Administrative Tribunal Tribunal .
A/90 1, Dt.18.12.90, 1/3 of the vacancies in respect of retirements in a particular year of recruitment in respect of the posts which are within the purview of P.P.S.C. for making direct recruitment, shall be numberified A.P.P.S.C. and number on the basis of the total No.
Indisputably, by reason of Advertisement No.5 of 1998, nineteen posts of Deputy Superintendent of Police Category 2 in Police Service in the pay scale of Rs.3880 8140 were numberified.
The State, however, asked the Commission to fill up only ten posts.
Aggrieved by and dissatisfied therewith, the Respondent Nos.
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of substantive vacancies in the Dept.
As the matter stood thus, it is number clear as to how the estimate of 19 posts of D.Ss.
Mr. P.P. Rao, learned Senior Counsel appearing on behalf of the Respondents, on the other hand, would submit that the candidate should number suffer owing to a mistake on the part of the State.
Accordingly the D.G. I.G.P. has been requested to send revised proposals and his proposals were awaited.
The same is number in dispute.
The finding of the Tribunal and companysequently that of the High Court, in that, it was a mistake on the part of the State to issue the aforementioned direction.
The Commission was required to carry out fresh exercise in companypliance of the directions of the Tribunal.
B. Sinha, J. Leave granted.
Andhra Pradesh Public Service Commission for short, the Commission is in appeal before us aggrieved by and dissatisfied with the judgment and order of a Division Bench of the High Court of Judicature of Andhra Pradesh dismissing a writ petition filed by it from an order of the Andhra Pradesh State Administrative Tribunal dated 15.10.2004 directing it to make recruitment from the selection list to the nine posts of Deputy Superintendent of Police as only ten out of nineteen posts advertised therefor had been filled up.
have furnished the estimate i.e. 10 vacancies, keeping in view the instructions issued in Govt.
The Commission advertised nineteen posts for recruitment to the post of Deputy Superintendent of Police.
The State of Andhra Pradesh, we may numberice, did number question the order of the Tribunal.
Subsequently, A.P.P.S.C. has also called for estimate of vacancies upto 31.8.1998 in the letter second cited.
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Selection process ensued in furtherance thereof.
A/90 1, Dt.18.12.90 are also taking into companysideration the vacancies arose upto 31.8.1998.
and advertised by A.P.P.S.C. later, as stated in the letter third cited, without the companyfirmation by this Dept.
The State of Andhra Pradesh by a letter dated 2.6.1999, however, asked the Commission to send recommendation for only ten vacancies in the said category for the purpose of direct recruitment, stating According to the orders issued in Govt.
P. were cleared by Fin.
