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Early Times Report
Srinagar, June 14: The J&K High Court has quashed a government order disengaging some people working on need basis in Sheep Husbandry department.
Disposing of a number of writ petitions, taken together, the court also directed authorities to continue as casual labourers on need basis in terms of their engagement orders and be given the benefit which has accrued to them in terms of policy decision of the government.
The court also directed authorities to release the unpaid wages in favour of the petitioners forthwith. The court however made it clear that the direction shall favour only the petitioners whose engagement is made prior to issuance of government order.
The court observed that the respondents admit the engagement of the petitioners as Need Based Workers and their engagement is not disputed.
The petitioners, the court said, have been continuing as such at the time the government order No. 43-F of 2015 dated 17.03.2015 came to be issued. "The respondents in all their reply affidavits have categorically stated that the petitioners in some of the writ petitions have been disengaged by the application of the government order". |
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