Supreme Court of India
Ajay Kumar Bhuyan and Ors. v. State of Orissa and Ors.
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Service Law: Orissa Police Manual, 1940; Rule 862(b), Volume 1 and Appendix 41 of Vol.IJ; Orissa Ministerial Service (Method of Recruitment of Jr. Assistant in the Office of Head of Department) Rules, 0 1975: Appointments of Assistants/Jr. Assistants in the Office of DGP!IGP Temporary!Adhoc appointments-Power to recruit vested with DGP!IGP- State Government granted exemption and DGP/JGP continue ,:o appoint Temporary!Adhoc Assistants till finalisation of Statutory Rules-Services of some of the recruits discharged and fresh appointments made-Challenge of-Tribunal directed their re-appointment
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