Supreme Court of India
Md. Ashif and Ors. v. State of Bihar and Ors.
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Service Law - Termination - On ground of illegal initial appointment - Voluntary Health Workers, working on monthly honorarium in State run dispensaries - Appointed by way of regularization/absorption as Primary Health Workers - They worked thus for 15 years, whereafter they were terminated on the ground that their initial appointments were manifestly illegal - J4stification of - Held: Justified - The appointment process itself was completely violative of the constitutional scheme underlying public employment - No procedure was followed while granting such appointments - The Chief Medical
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