Supreme Court of India
Parmeshwar Nanda Etc. v. The State of Jharkhand through Chief Secretary & Ors. Etc.
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Jharkhand Pension Rules – rr. 58, 59 & 31, 38 – Appellants were appointed under a Project, co-sponsored by Cen tral Government and State Government, in the erstwhile undivided State of Bihar between 1978-1990 – Appellants’ services f ell in the successor State of Jharkhand, formed in 2000 – Gover nment of India by a policy decision closed the Project – Govt. o f Jharkhand declared the employees to be surplus w.e.f. 16.05.2001 – It issued notification for absorption of the employees engaged in the P roject in various Departments – As per Clauses 11 & 12 of the said notification, surplus
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