JUDGEMENT
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(1.) Heard learned counsel for the parties.
(2.) The petitioner-Union of India is aggrieved against the order dated
08.3.2011 passed by the Central Administrative Tribunal, Patna, Circuit
Bench at Ranchi,(in short -Tribunal), passed in O.A. No. 102/2010(R) by
which the Tribunal has directed the petitioner to consider the case of the
appointment of the applicant on compassionate ground against a Group
'C' post on merits either in their office or in establishments directly under
them in which such posts are available.
(3.) From the facts, it appears that the applicant is the widow of
employee D.K. Das, who was a Group 'D' employee of Kendriya
Vidyalaya situated in Meghahatuburu, West Singhbhum, who died in
harness on 21.03.2000 leaving behind two minor girls and the wife applicant. The applicant applied for her appointment on compassionate
ground on 29.06.2000. In September, 2000 she was informed vide letter
dated 08.09.2000 that request of the applicant for appointment on
compassionate ground on Group 'D' post could not be accepted. The
applicant filed an application on 20.02.2001 followed by another
application on 18.08.2001 which was duly forwarded by the Principal,
Kendriya Vidyalaya, Meghahatuburu with favourable recommendation.
The applicant was informed vide letter dated 26.12.2001 by the higher
authority stating therein that since some services of Group 'D' posts have
been privatized, no vacancy existed in Group 'D' and, therefore, request
for compassionate appointment could not be accepted. The applicant has
requisite qualification and is eligible for compassionate appointment but
because of that reason, her application for compassionate appointment
was rejected. In view of the above, she filed O.A. No. 114/2002 before
Tribunal which was disposed of on 12.03.2003 with direction to the
respondent-authority to reconsider the case of the applicant in view of the
statements made by the respondents in their reply.;
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