JUDGEMENT
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(1.) Petitioner has approached this Court on
the ground that the respondents be directed
to consider her case for absorption under
the Rajasthan Voluntary Rural Education
Services Rules, 2010.
(2.) Shri D.P. Sharma, learned counsel for
the petitioner has argued that respondent
no.4- institution namely Tagore Vidhya
Bhawan was receiving grant-in-aid for last
several years, but it was stopped sometime
ago because of certain irregularities on the
part of the management, therefore, for that
reason, respondents are not considering the
case of the petitioner.
(3.) Petitioner has challenged validity of
Rule 2(g) and 2(k) and Rule 4 and 5 of the
Rajasthan Voluntary Rural Education Services
Rules, 2010 to argue that the consideration
for absorption in government service cannot
be confined to only such teachers, who are
working against sanctioned post receiving
grant-in-aid. This should be made open even
for those who were working in recognised
private school even if they are not2
receiving grant-in-aid.;
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