Decision and policies smashed by CJI in curative petition (c)

As per Department of Public Enterprises (Ministry of Heavy Industry) Guide lines 2000, clause 3- It is specifically mentioned that,"In the event of pay revisions sanctioned subsequent to Voluntary Retirement/ Voluntary Separation, Ex-gratia will be recalculated and the difference will be paid". Same clause is incorporated in the Salient features of Revised VRS 2002 scheme of IDPL under which every employee of IDPL is compelled to quit IDPL during 2003. Wage revisions implemented during 2009 and are denied to VRS/Retired employees of IDPL retired prior to 2009. High Court of Hyderabad in a similar writ No. 7979/2014 passed the judgment in favor of petitioners and order to pay the difference within three months. Is there any way to challenge corrupt SC judges those blindly overlooked the content and circumstances of the matter and reject the petition simply seeing the cover of the petition? And also smashed the provisions in the Constitution of India being guardian of fundamental rights.