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Petitioner challenges job denial over NOC issue, court to reconsider. The judgment addressed the denial of appointment to a petitioner who met the qualifications for recruitment against sports quota vacancies due to the ...
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Petitioner challenges job denial over NOC issue, court to reconsider.
The judgment addressed the denial of appointment to a petitioner who met the qualifications for recruitment against sports quota vacancies due to the absence of a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from her current employer, Central Railways. The petitioner secured the 4th rank in the recruitment examination. The issue revolved around the interpretation of the advertisement's requirements regarding the NOC. The petitioner's counsel argued that the NOC was not explicitly mandated for railway employees. The court scheduled further consideration after the petitioner obtained the NOC, potentially allowing her appointment as an Income Tax Officer/Tax Assistant.
Issues involved: The issues involved in the judgment are related to the recruitment of meritorious sports persons against sports quota vacancies for the year 2016-2017 by the Income Tax Department, Kerala. The specific issue pertains to the denial of appointment to a petitioner who satisfied the qualification criteria but failed to enclose a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from her current employer, Central Railways, along with her application.
The judgment addresses the matter of a petitioner who met the qualifications for recruitment against sports quota vacancies but was denied appointment due to the absence of a NOC from her current employer, Central Railways. The petitioner secured the 4th rank in the recruitment examination. The crux of the issue lies in the interpretation of Clause 12 of the advertisement, which the petitioner's counsel argues does not explicitly require applicants employed with Railways to furnish a NOC. Additionally, it is highlighted that the Central Railways issued the NOC for the petitioner on 28.05.2018, as evidenced by Annexure P-19 submitted by the petitioner.
The counsel representing the petitioner contends that the recruiting Department should consider the petitioner for appointment based on her eligibility and merit position. It is emphasized that a vacancy for the position of Income Tax Officer/Tax Assistant still exists, as one of the selectees did not join. Therefore, the petitioner could potentially be accommodated in this vacancy. The respondent's counsel requested time to seek instructions on whether the petitioner can be considered for the appointment based on the NOC dated 28.05.2018 from her current employer, Central Railways. The matter was scheduled to be listed for further consideration after two weeks.
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