Supreme Court of India
Md. Abdul Kadir & Anr. v. Director General of Police, Assam & Ors.
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In view of the above, the interlocutory applications for impleading are disposed of as having become infructuous.
Judgment, page 10
From the headnote
Service Law: Ad hoc appointments under specific scheme/project - c Claim for regularisation and salary at par with regular 1 counterparts - Prevention of Infiltration of Foreigners Scheme, 1960 - Appointments of ex-servicemen made under Additional PIF Scheme, 1987 formulated by Government of India for Assam - Circular dated 17.3. 1995 issued by Inspector General of Police (Border) Assam, laying down for reappointment of ad hoc employees under the Additional PIF Scheme, every year after giving them termination notice - Held: When the ad hoc appointments are under a scheme and are in accordance
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