JUDGEMENT
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(1.) WHETHER the petitioners, whose names were included in the select list prepared for recruitment to Punjab Civil Service
(Judicial Branch) are entitled to be appointed against the
posts which became available due to the resignation of two of
the appointees and the unfilled posts of reserved categories is
the question which arises for consideration in these petitions
filed under Article 32 of the Constitution.
(2.) THE Punjab Public Service Commission (for short, 'the Commission') issued Advertisement No.1 in the year 2011 for
holding examination for recruitment to the Punjab Civil Service
(Judicial Branch). The break up of the posts advertised by the
Commission was as under:
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The petitioners, who belong to general category, applied for recruitment against the general category posts. In the
select list prepared by the Commission, the names of the
petitioners were shown at serial Nos. 49, 50, 51, 53 and 54.
However, their names were not included in the register meant
for appointment of the selected candidates because 47
candidates, who were placed above them were appointed against
the advertised posts of general category. From the reserved
categories, only 27 candidates were selected and they were
appointed against the posts earmarked for their respective
categories.
(3.) MS . Mohini (Serial No.31 in the select list), who was appointed against a general category post, did not join and in
her place Ms. Parul (Serial No.48) was appointed. Shri Rakesh
Kumar (Serial No.32), who was appointed against a general
category post, joined the service but resigned with effect from
16.7.2012. Likewise, Ms. Shikha Thakur (Serial No.35), who was also appointed against a general category post, resigned with
effect from 2.1.2013 and was relieved on 2.2.2013. The posts
vacated by them were not filled and were included in the
advertisement issued in 2012.;
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