Supreme Court of India
Director General of Posts & Ors. v. K. Chandrashekar Rao
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Service Law: Compassionate Appointment Scheme of 1998 - c Candidates appointed in 2002 - Some of them found in excess of quota in January 2005, in terms of O.M. dated 16.5.2001, as clarified subsequently- Accordingly, notice for termination of their services issued - Held: From the Scheme and Office Memorandum, it is clear that, on the one hand, Government had formulated a welfare scheme for compassionate. appointments, on the other, because of limitations of its financial resources it decided to take economic measures by reducing the extent of appointment by direct recruitment from the
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