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  • Appointment of Depot Assistant in Food, Civil Supplies, and Consumer Affairs

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    Appointment of candidates as Depot Assistant (MTS) in Food, Civil Supplies & Consumer Affairs Department Kashmir under Hon’ble Prime Minister’s Special package for Kashmir Migrants and Non-Migrants Kashmiri Pandits

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  • No appointment of SC judges could be made during my tenure due to lack of consensus in Collegium: Ex CJI Bobde

    No appointment of SC judges could be made during my tenure due to lack of consensus in Collegium: Ex CJI Bobde

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    New Delhi: Former Chief Justice of India S A Bobde Saturday said no judges could be appointed in the Supreme Court during his 18-month tenure as the head of the judiciary since the collegium could not arrive at a consensus.

    Bobde said there have been times when no elevation of judges could take place for two or more years and it can happen in a human institution.

    Responding to a question that in his 18-month tenure as the CJI not a single appointment of judge took place, Justice Bobde said, “Yes, so? There have been periods when you haven’t had elevation for two years. You haven’t had elevation for longer. What is so extraordinary about this? We couldn’t arrive at a consensus. It can happen in the human institution.”

    Justice Bobde was sworn in as the 47th CJI on November 18, 2019 and retired on April 23, 2021.

    The former judge, who was speaking at India Today Conclave, said, “No, it is not because of the collegium system, it is because as a collegium we were unable to arrive at the consensus. It is not because of the system, it is because we failed as a collegium to arrive at the consensus about the names.”

    He elaborated that a lack of consensus was because of a particular name (in the list) or, in some cases, the reason was the order in which the elevation should happen.

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  • No appointment of SC judges could be made due to lack of consensus: Ex CJI

    No appointment of SC judges could be made due to lack of consensus: Ex CJI

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    New Delhi: Former Chief Justice of India S A Bobde Saturday said no judges could be appointed in the Supreme Court during his 18-month tenure as the head of the judiciary since the collegium could not arrive at a consensus.

    Bobde said there have been times when no elevation of judges could take place for two or more years and it can happen in a human institution.

    Responding to a question that in his 18-month tenure as the CJI not a single appointment of judge took place, Justice Bobde said, “Yes, so? There have been periods when you haven’t had elevation for two years. You haven’t had elevation for longer. What is so extraordinary about this? We couldn’t arrive at a consensus. It can happen in the human institution.”

    Justice Bobde was sworn in as the 47th CJI on November 18, 2019 and retired on April 23, 2021.

    The former judge, who was speaking at India Today Conclave, said, “No, it is not because of the collegium system, it is because as a collegium we were unable to arrive at the consensus. It is not because of the system, it is because we failed as a collegium to arrive at the consensus about the names.”

    He elaborated that a lack of consensus was because of a particular name (in the list) or, in some cases, the reason was the order in which the elevation should happen.

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  • JKSSB: Conduct Of Computer Based Written Test -Appointment Of Observers At Various Exam Centres in J&K Divisions – Kashmir News

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    JKSSB: Conduct Of Computer Based Written Test -Appointment Of Observers At Various Exam Centres in J&K Divisions – Kashmir News

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  • Appointment of candidates as Depot Assistant (MTS) in Food, Civil Supplies & CA Deptt

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    Appointment of candidates as Depot Assistant (MTS) in Food, Civil Supplies & CA Deptt

    Appointment of candidates as Depot Assistant (MTS) in Food, Civil Supplies & Consumer Affairs Department Kashmir under Hon’ble Prime Minister’s Special Package for Kashmiri Migrants and Non- Migrants Kashmiri Pandits

    Ref : 
    1. Administrative Department’s letter No. FCS&CA/Estt/69/2019 dated 15.10.2021

    2. SSP/ Dy. Superintendent of Police (Hqrs) For Special DG CID J&K Form No.28679 dated 10.02.2023

    3. SSP/ Dy. Superintendent of Police (Hqrs) For Special DG CID J&K Form No.28675 dated 10.02.2023

    4. SSP/ Dy. Superintendent of Police (Hqrs) For Special DG CID J&K Form No.28678 dated 10.02.2023

    5. SSP/ Dy. Superintendent of Police (Hqrs) For Special DG CID J&K Form No.28713 dated 10.02.2023

    6. SSP/ Dy. Superintendent of Police (Hqrs) For Special DG CID J&K Form No.39356 dated 13.02.2023

    7. SSP/ Dy. Superintendent of Police (Hqrs) For Special DG CID J&K Form No.39357 dated 13.02.2023

    Order No: – 660 -DFCS&CAK of 2023

    Consequent upon non joining of candidates/non-submission of verification rolls by candidates of the selection/ waiting list within the stipulated time period, recommendations made by J&K Service Selection Board communicated vide their letter No. SSB/Secy/Se1/2021/7046-53 dated 14.10.2021 read with Administrative Department’s letter referred to above and subsequent  receipt of satisfactory Character/Antecedents verification report from Criminal Investigation Department J&K vide letters referred to above, sanction is hereby accorded to the temporary appointment of Six (06) candidates of the waiting list as detailed in the annexure to this order as Depot Assistant Multitasking Staff carrying substantive pay level of Rs.14800-47100 (SL-1) under Hon’ble Prime Minister’s Special Package for Kashmiri Migrants and Non-Migrant Kashmiri Pandits

    The appointment of the appointees shall be subject to the following conditions :

    a. That the emoluments of the appointee shall be governed under S.O 194 dated 17.06.2020 as extended vide government order No. 586 JK GAD of 2021 dated 17.07.2021.

    b. That the appointee shall give an undertaking in the shape of an affidavit to the effect that if on verification, genuineness of the qualification, migrant, domicile and category (if any) certificates from the concerned issuing authority are found fake/forged, the claim of the appointee
    for appointment shall be deemed to have been cancelled abi-initio.

    c. The salary of the appointee shall be drawn and disbursed by the concerned Drawing and Disbursing Officer after receipt of satisfactory report in respect of documents as mentioned at (b).

    d. The interse-seniority of the appointee shall be as per the list as communicated by J&K Service Selection Board.

    e. The appointment and other terms and conditions shall be dated 30.12.2009 issued by Revenue Department.

    f. The appointment of the candidate shall be governed by the vide SRO-400 of 2009 dated 24.12.2009.

    g. The appointment is subject to the outcome of any writ petitions (s) if any pending before of competent jurisdiction.

    The appointee shall report to the Assistant Directors – Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs, Kashmir as shown against each and shall be allowed to join only on production of the following documents/ certificates (in original) wherever applicable to be verified subsequently:-

    1. Academic Qualification Certificate(s).

    2. Date of Birth Certificate.

    3. Domicile Certificate.

    4. Health Certificate from the concerned Chief Medical Officer.

    5. No loan certificate under Self Employment Scheme from DIC concerned and Employment Department.

    6. Migrant certificate

    7. Non-Migrant Certificate (For Non-Migrant Kashmiri Pandits) from concerned Revenue authority

    8. Category certificate

    In case the appointee fails to join within a period of 21 (twenty one) days from the date of issuance of this order, he/she shall forfeit his/her right and his/her appointment shall be deemed to have been cancelled ab-initio without any further notice as per Circular No. 08- JK(GAD) of 2019 dated 04-12-2019 issued by General Administration Department

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  • DU starts appointment process for principals in over 20 colleges

    DU starts appointment process for principals in over 20 colleges

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    New Delhi: Delhi University has started the screening process for appointing principals in over 20 colleges, which do not have regular principals, an official said.

    Most of these colleges are funded by the Delhi government.

    Bharati College has shortlisted the names after screening and updated them on the college website. The interview for the appointment of principal will be held on March 10.

    From March 10, the process of recruitment in all other colleges will also be expedited.

    Hansraj Suman, Chairman of the Forum of Academics for Social Justice, has expressed happiness over the appointment, saying that for the past several years, an acting principal or an officer on special duty (OSD) have been working in these colleges, after getting the permanent principal, the possibility of permanent appointment on educational and non-educational posts will increase.

    Suman said that Bharati College after screening have shortlisted 25 candidates for the principal post. Out of these, 20 candidates were found correct under API Score. Five candidates were rejected due to lack of teaching experience, research articles, educational certificates.

    The colleges, which do not have permanent principals, are – Vivekananda College, Maharaja Agrasen College, Maharishi Valmiki College of Education, Bhimrao Ambedkar College, Shaheed Bhagat Singh College (Evening), Sri Aurobindo College, Sri Aurobindo College (Evening), Motilal Nehru College, Motilal Nehru College (Evening), Satyawati College, Satyawati Colleges (Evening), Rajdhani College, Shivaji College, Shyama Prasad Mukherjee College, Bhagini Nivedita College, Acharya Narendra Dev College, Bharati College, Indira Gandhi Physical and Sports College, Maitriye College, Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College, Gargi College, Kamla Nehru College, Shamlal College (Evening).

    Some colleges are supervised by an acting principal or an officer on special duty (OSD).

    Suman said that in most of the Delhi government colleges, the post of principal has been vacant for at least five years.

    He further said the appointment of teaching and non-teaching post was put on hold until the appointment of a permanent principal.

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  • JKNC Condemns Govt’s Appointment Of Blacklisted APTECH For JKSSB Exams

    JKNC Condemns Govt’s Appointment Of Blacklisted APTECH For JKSSB Exams

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    SRINAGAR: The Jammu and Kashmir National Conference State Spokesperson Imran Nabi Dar on Monday slammed the government on selection and the award of contracts to ‘tainted’ and blacklisted APTECH Company for conducting the upcoming Jammu Kashmir Services Selection Board (JKSSB) exams.

    Echoing the public rage over the decision, Imran, as per the news agency GNS, said “The Company has been penalized by the Supreme Court and is on the blocklists of various states including Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, and Rajasthan. In J&K also the company was accused of blatant irregularities and violations of the law in altering the tender’s terms and conditions. Why is such a company being selected which has consistently failed to provide transparency and accountability in conducting such an exercise? This question begs to be answered. The board instead of addressing the genuine concerns and fear of the educated, skilled local youth seems hell-bent on destroying their future. Such an undue decision doesn’t inspire the confidence of aspirants in such public examinations.”

    In the first place, the company shouldn’t have been allowed to compete in the tendering process. “Commercial interest should never outweigh the public interest. As is happening in this case. There is every likelihood of biases, favoritism, and unfairness in the said process. I hope the incumbent LG administration will refrain from letting the company conduct public examinations which require a high degree of secrecy/fairness as the future of aspirants would depend upon such examinations.”

    There is a major scam at work, he said, “Despite J&K high court’s questioning the awarding of the contract to APTECH, the assigning of the contract to the same company doesn’t stand any reason. I also request the honorable high court to take Suo moto cognizance of the issues in the public interest.” (GNS)

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  • Delhi HC rejects PIL against appointment of MP-IDSA chief

    Delhi HC rejects PIL against appointment of MP-IDSA chief

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    New Delhi: The Delhi High Court on Friday rejected a plea against Sujan R. Chinoy’s appointment as the Director General of Manohar Parrikar Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses (MP-IDSA) in January 2019.

    A division bench of Chief Justice Satish Chandra Sharma and Subramonium Prasad was hearing lawyer petitioner Subhash Chandran K.R.’s Public Interest Litigation (PIL) contending that it concerns a prominent post in defence for which no advertisement was published.

    The bench said that since it relates to a service matter, it cannot be maintained and no case for interference can be made out.

    “In the considered opinion of this court, as the present PIL is in relation to a service matter, no case is made out for interference in the matter. Admission is declined,” it said.

    Solicitor General Tushar Mehta has said that this appointment is made by a committee consisting of the Cabinet Secretary, the Defence Secretary, and two persons of eminence and the “petitioner has no connection. He is a stranger”.

    Noting that there is no advertisement for a lot of high offices, the bench dismissed the PIL.

    The PIL claimed that the institute did not obey to the rules for a public appointment which was “an act of lawlessness cutting at the very root of the strict mandate of Articles 14 and 16 of the Constitution”.

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  • SC mystified by Arun Goel’s voluntary retirement just before appointment as EC

    SC mystified by Arun Goel’s voluntary retirement just before appointment as EC

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    New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Thursday said it was mystified as to how bureaucrat Arun Goel applied for voluntary retirement on November 18 last year if he was not aware about the proposal to appoint him as an Election Commissioner.

    The top court noted that a vacancy in the post of Election Commissioner arose upon the appointment of Rajiv Kumar as the Chief Election Commissioner with effect from May 15, 2022.

    The apex court said the appointment to the post of Election Commissioner was made apparently on the basis that there was no hindrance to the making of the appointment as there was no specific law.

    A five-judge constitution bench headed by Justice K M Joseph took note of the submission by the Centre that approval was sought on November 18, 2022 for the appointment of one Election Commissioner and on the very same day, drawing upon the database of IAS officers, serving and retired, in the position of Secretary to the Government of India, it was accessed.

    “On the same day, i.e., on November 18, 2022, a note was seen put-up, wherein the Law Minister had suggested the panel of four names for the consideration of the Prime Minister and the President…

    “The appointee, it was noted was to superannuate in the month of December, 2022 and had taken voluntary retirement, was found to be the youngest of the four members of the panel…Not coming as a surprise, on the same day, his appointment as Election Commissioner was also notified. We are a little mystified as to how the officer had applied for voluntary retirement on November 18, 2022, if he was not in the know about the proposal to appoint him,” the top court said.

    The apex court said an appointee to the post of Election Commissioner or Chief Election Commissioner should have a period of six years as laid down in law as it would enable the officer to have enough time to gear himself to the needs of the office and assert his independence.

    “The philosophy behind giving a reasonably long stint to the appointee to the post of Election Commissioner or the Chief Election Commissioner is that it would enable the officer to have enough time to gear himself to the needs of the office and to be able to assert his independence. An assured term would instil in the appointee the inspiration and the will to put in place any reforms, changes, as also the inspiration to bring out his best.

    “A short-lived stint may drain the much-needed desire besides the time to fulfil the sublime objects of the high office of the Election Commissioner or the Chief Election Commissioner. Any tendency towards placating the powers that be would wax as also the power and the will to assert his independence may wane, bearing in mind, the short tenure. This apparently is the underlying philosophy of the law made by Parliament, assuring, a term of six years,” the bench said.

    The top court said if it is not followed the object of the law and its command would stand defeated.

    “We must make it clear that the observations are not meant to be an individualised assessment of the appointee, who we do note, has excellent academic qualifications. But as we have noted academic excellence which members of the civil service may possess cannot be a substitute for values such as independence and freedom from bias from political affiliation,” it noted.

    The bench also comprising Justices Ajay Rastogi, Aniruddha Bose, Hrishikesh Roy and CT Ravikumar said Parliament enshrined a term of six years separately for the Chief Election Commissioner and the Election Commissioner.

    “This is the Rule, it is found in Section 4(1). A proviso cannot arrogate itself to the status of the main provision. The exception cannot become the Rule. Yet, this what the appointments have been reduced to. It undermines the independence of the Election Commission. The policy of the law is defeated,” it said.

    The observations came in a judgment in which it ruled that the appointment of the Chief Election Commissioner and ECs will be done by the President on the recommendation of a committee comprising the Prime Minister, Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha and the CJI to maintain the “purity of election”.

    The top court had earlier questioned the “haste” and “tearing hurry” with which the Centre appointed Arun Goel as an Election Commissioner, saying his file travelled at “lightning speed” within departments in 24 hours.

    The central government had vehemently resisted the observations, with Attorney General R Venkataramani contending the whole issue pertaining to his appointment needed to be looked at in entirety.

    The top court had asked how the Union law minister short-listed a panel of four names that was recommended to the prime minister for appointment as Election Commissioner when none of them would have completed the stipulated six-year tenure in office.

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  • Owaisi welcomes SC ruling on appointment of CEC, ECs

    Owaisi welcomes SC ruling on appointment of CEC, ECs

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    Hyderabad: IMIM president Asaduddin Owaisi on Thursday welcomed the Supreme Court ruling that the appointment of Chief Election Commissioner and the Election Commissioners will be done by the President on the advice of a committee comprising Prime Minister, Leader of the Opposition in Lok Sabha and the Chief Justice of India.

    Addressing a public meeting organised here on the occasion of AIMIM’s 65th Foundation Day, he hoped that transparency will come with the SC decision and that the Election Commissioner would be more independent.

    “For democracy, it is necessary that transparency comes in the Election Commission and he (Election Commissioner) gets more independence,” he said.

    During the debate on Article 324 in the Constituent Assembly, all favoured more powers to the Election Commissioner, he said.

    In a landmark verdict aimed at insulating the appointment of the Chief Election Commissioner and Election Commissioners from the executive’s interference, the Supreme Court on Thursday ruled that their appointments will be done by the President on the advice of a committee comprising the Prime Minister, Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha and the CJI.

    Owaisi spoke about the comments of radical preacher Amritpal Singh in Punjab, and in an apparent reference to Union Home Minister Amit Shah, he asked as to why is the latter silent on the issue.

    “We would like to ask India’s Prime Minister. In Punjab, one ‘saahab’ has come from Dubai. His name is Amrit. BJP says it is ‘Amritkaal’. Who is this Amrit in ‘Amritkaal’ and why is the Amit silent?,” he said.

    “If any Muslim said the same thing, our TV anchors would have shown it 24 hours. (They would have said) ‘Owaisi said this today. He spoke about the country’. But, what is this? Nothing is said on this,” he said.

    The AIMIM president asked his party leaders to start preparations for the Assembly elections to be held in Telangana later this year.

    The preparations should be to see that hatred ends and peace wins and the progress of Telangana continues, he said.

    He said the people have to decide whether they want “Constitution or bulldozer.”

    The AIMIM president said his party would increase its strength in the Telangana Assembly polls. At present, the party has seven members in the Telangana Assembly.

    Alleging that the BJP is moving forward in the State with a message of hatred, he hoped that the people of Telangana would reject it.

    He indicated that the AIMIM would also contest in the upcoming Karnataka and Rajasthan Assembly polls.

    Reiterating his allegation on “China’s intrusions into Indian territory,” he attacked External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar’s reported comments that ‘China is a bigger economy than India’s”.

    He said AIMIM would like to ask the Prime Minister, ‘RSS people’ and the ‘BJP-bhakts’ whether India is small.

    “The country does not become big or small with economy, Modi ji. The country becomes big by having a big heart,” he said.

    If a country becomes big or small on the basis of its economy, why is Ukraine fighting against Russia and why did Vietnam fight with the US, he asked.

    “BJP and the PM does not have faith on the country’s army and the people. You say India is small because of economy. What ‘Vishwa guru’ the PM is talking about,” he said.

    Wondering what message would have gone to the world, including US, Britain and other countries, he said the message would be that India considers China to be big and sees itself as small.

    Though China is big, India cannot lose its territory, he said. India is also a nuclear power, he added.

    Referring to ‘Junaid and Naseer’ (two Rajasthan men whose charred bodies were found in Haryana), he alleged that Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot did not go to console their family members. However, there is information that Gehlot may go because AIMIM is speaking about it, he said.

    AIMIM condemns the deaths of Junaid and Naseer in Rajasthan and also Khadeer Khan in Telangana allegedly following police interrogation recently, he said.

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