Ø Genesis:
- 1 The whole problem is those who are
appointed in 2016-17 or thereafter either through zonal or in northeast
special drive.
- 2. Vested interests, and money are involved as
many of these KVS employees who were appointed in 2016-17 or thereafter either
through zonal or in northeast special drive are having side business well
established in Delhi and other metro cities:
a) Earning
more than 10 lacs per month in addition to them getting a salary from KVS through
social media, YouTube using the KVS logo, name, and pretending as KVS teachers for
commercial gains. (Rates charged as per one PRT who runs a very famous YouTube channel vary from 100 to 2000 dollars per
hour.)
b) Coaching both online and offline as the name of KVS
gives them proper recognition without which nobody will hire them. (One to ten
lacs per course in coaching run by one PRT through a Pseudonymous name who runs a
very famous YouTube channel vary from 100 to 2000 dollars per hour.)
c) Other
types of shops and businesses.
d) Some Officers of KVS must be knowing all these and they are it is most likely getting their share that’s why no action is being taken.
- 3.
The very basis of their appointment was
that they will serve in respective zones or in the northeast.
- 4. The rules were relaxed within weeks of
appointment at lightning speed which gives reasonable suspicion that many of
them knew that this change is inevitable.
- 5.
Due to restrictions many bright and
deserving persons especially women and from minority communities even did not
fill out the form.
- 6. Thousand of social media posts, letters, and representations led to this arbitrary change in transfer policy without any
proper study and against even the Government of India's own guidelines.
7. Jurisdiction of the Courts –
- Concerned Central Administrative Tribunals or Principal Bench New Delhi if there are large number of Litigants.
- Concerned Hon’ble High Courts if Provisions of Transfer Policy are challenged.
8.
Cost involved in litigation:
a) Central
Administrative Tribunals-30-75 thousand with may increase
range between 75 thousand to 1.5 lacs if filed in group depending upon
Lawyer/Law Firm.
b) Hon’ble
High Courts-40-1 lacs with may increase range between
1-3 lacs if filed in group depending upon Lawyer/Law Firm.
c) Supreme
Court- 1-3 lacs with may increase range between 2-3 lacs if
filed in group depending upon Lawyer/Law Firm.
Note: Some lawyer may charge initially a lesser amount but will subsequently charge per hearing or occasion like for filing, for reply. The above price range is of complete case.
Ø Chances
of getting a stay or relief: Courts will normally
admit cases that is 100 percent but.
I.
Chances of getting a stay on transfer
Policy from CAT.-.1%-KVS will challenge the order
immediately in concerned High Court.
II.
Chances of getting a stay on transfer
Policy from any Hon’ble High Courts. -50%- KVS will challenge
the order immediately in Supreme Court. -Only if a senior Advocate is part of
the Writ whose fee is on per hearing basis ranging from 1.25 to 5 lacs.
III.
Chances of getting a stay on transfer
Policy from Supreme Court. -90% -Only if a senior
Advocate is part of the Writ whose fee is on per hearing basis ranging from
2.25 to 7 lacs.
Ø Possible
reasons for not getting desired result or courts not inclined to grant relief:
I.
Transfer Policy being a policy
decision, courts cannot usurp the jurisdiction of decision makers in the garb
of Judicial Review. Policy Decisions of the State are not to be
disturbed/interfered with unless they are found to be grossly arbitrary or
irrational has been held by Supreme Court of India in number of cases such as Vasavi
Engineering College Parents Association Vs State of Telangana & Ors. Civil
Appeal Nos 5133-35 of 2019 (arising out of SLP (C) No. 30090 of 2018), Islamic
Academy of Education & Anr, Vs State of Karnataka & Ors., (2003) 6 SCC
697, Federation of Railway Officers Association & Ors. Vs. Union of India,
(2003) 4 SCC 289.
II.
The scope of judicial review in policy
matters is no longer res integra. It is settled law that the Court would not
ordinarily interfere with the policy decision of the executive unless the same
can be faulted on the grounds of malafides, unreasonableness, arbitrariness or
unfairness, in which case the policy would render itself to be declared
unconstitutional. In State of Punjab & Ors. Vs Ram Lubhaya Bagga
& Ors., (1998) 4 SCC 117, it was held thus;
a. ........When
Government forms its policy, it is based on number of circumstances on facts,
law including constraints based on its resources. It is also based on expert
opinion. It would be dangerous if Court is asked to test the utility,
beneficial effect of the policy or its appraisal based on facts set out in
affidavits. The Court would dissuade itself from entering into this realm which
belongs to the executive. It is within this matrix that it is to be seen
whether the new policy violates Article 21 when it restricts reimbursement on
account of its financial constraints.
III.
Some Central Administrative Tribunals or
High Courts may grant stay against individual transfers but KVS as in present
case will employ dirty tactics of delay or appeal in concerned High Courts.
Concerned employ will be bar from filing the transfer forms in future as
happened in present case.
Ø Possible solutions for this problem:
- Form a single coordinated committee a file a single court case at one place as agreed to pool financial and other resources.
- File Court case without any further delay
as after transfer orders are issued any chances of success will reduce to the minimum.
- No Court will grant a stay and the case will be
dragged on for months and years.
- Don’t file too many cases as any court
denying any relief will be cited as precedent in other Courts while any adverse
decision against KVS will be challenged in higher Courts.
- Even if you succeed precious months and years will be lost and KVS in the meantime will bring a new Policy that will make your entire case as infructuous before concerned courts.
- Hire best law firm and don’t hesitate to pay
them handsomely to get better results. There were more than 200 court cases
filed after last midyear displacement transfer last year just calculate the
coast. If you people Act now precious resources and money will be saved.
- Write letters, SMS, Post Cards on social media against this draconian Policy.
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Kendriya Vidyalaya related case specially physically handicapped catagory
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