Supreme Court of India
Yash Pal & Ors. v. Union of India and Ors.
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Constitution of India - Arts. 32, 14, 16 - Extension of principle of equal pay equal work to temporary employees - Petitioners-porters, engaged by Indian Army as casual labour for number of years, filed writ petition seeking treatment as equal as regular employees and benefit of minimum pay-scales - Held: Consistent with the position in law and the background of the instant case in regard to regularization, mandamus may liot be issued to the Union government for regularization - However, scheme • proposed by the Ministry of Defence in consultation with the Indian Army for providing better
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