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| Governor for regular follow-up of cases pertaining to recruitments | | | Early Times Report
Srinagar, Aug 14: Governor N. N. Vohra has asked Chief Secretary to ensure that all Administrative Secretaries and the recruiting agencies respond promptly in every case in which there are "Stay Orders" from competent courts and ensure that the prolonged pendency of such cases does not result in delaying the recruitment processes.
Governor asked Chief Secretary to designate officers who shall be responsible for ensuring constant review to ensure that replies are timely filed in the courts. He also directed prompt action to deal with the grievances of those who have gone to the courts and ensure that litigations are reduced to the very minimum.
"Instead of getting entangled in litigations, efforts should be made to resolve the grievances/complaints from within the Departmental redressal systems," he observed and added that the onus also lies on Law Officers who need to guide the Government as well as the concerned Departments about the merits of the claims raised by the employees who seek legal redress.
Governor issued instructions that in all cases where appeals have to be filed by the concerned departments, the concerned Administrative Secretaries shall ensure that such action is taken well within the stipulated time-frame. Earlier, Chairman JKPSC and Chairman SSB briefed Governor in detail about the important court cases and their current status.
According to officials, while around 800 cases are pending in various courts pertaining to SSB, there are another 500 cases pertaining to JKPSC. |
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