It is necessary to peruse GR to advice
2) if it mentions that all temporary lecturers would be regularised you are entitled to benefit of said GR
3) file petition before MAT for regularisation
Regularization of temporary lectures
Myself working as a temporary lecture in govt Ayurved college since last 4 years. In last October government adopted a policy of regularization of temporary lectures in our institution who had completed 2 years of service. But myself deprived from said GR , saying that govt will fill my post by public service commission What to do
Asked 8 years ago in Civil Law
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Give me legal advice
Asked 8 years ago
You should go through the Government order issued to regularise the temporary employees into permanent and the eligibility criteria.
Further have you made any representation in this regard and whether it was rejected citing any provisions of law?
You may also see what law regulates this position to regularise the temporary employees.
Give me legal advice
If you consider that you have been meted out with injustice then you may make a representation to the appointing authority in writing, exhaust the remedies available locally.
After this you may plan to initiate legal action as envisaged in the law to redress your grievances through court of law.
On what basis have you been excluded from the ambit of the policy of regularization? Are you the only one who has been excluded? There has to be some rational basis to treat you differently. If there is no such basis then you may file a writ petition in the High Court.
1. you should file a writ of mandamus before the high court.
2. equal treatment or equal application of rule is a fundamental right under article 14 and 16 of the constitution of India.
