Supreme Court of India
Jiban Krishna Mondal & Ors. v. State of West Bengal & Ors.
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We hold that the appellants are not entitled for regularization of service.
Judgment, page 22
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Service law - Regularization - Members of West Bengal Home Guards - Regularization of service - Entitlement for - Plea of home guards that they were in services of the State performing the same duty like police constables who are o Government employees, thus, entitled to regularization of their services and regular pay at par with police personnel - Held: Genesis of Home Guards and its role shows that the Home Guard Organization was always meant to be voluntary and it consisted of people from all walks of life - On facts, majority of the claimants having attained the maximum age, no more
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