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Petitioner Granted 4 Weeks to Obtain NOC for Sports Quota Appointment in Income Tax Department. The court allowed the Special Leave Petitions, granting the petitioner four weeks to obtain an unconditional No Objection Certificate (NOC) from her ...
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Petitioner Granted 4 Weeks to Obtain NOC for Sports Quota Appointment in Income Tax Department.
The court allowed the Special Leave Petitions, granting the petitioner four weeks to obtain an unconditional No Objection Certificate (NOC) from her current employer, Central Railways, for appointment under the Sports Quota in the Income Tax Department. Upon submission of the NOC to the Principal Chief Commissioner of Income Tax, HQ Kochi, the petitioner would be appointed as an Income Tax Inspector on a prospective basis. All pending applications were disposed of in accordance with this order.
Issues involved: The judgment deals with the issue of appointment against Sports Quota vacancy in the Income Tax Department, specifically regarding the requirement of producing an unconditional No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the current employer, The Central Railways, by the petitioner.
Appointment against Sports Quota Vacancy: The Income Tax Department expressed willingness to appoint the petitioner against the Sports Quota vacancy, subject to the condition of producing an unconditional NOC from her current employer, The Central Railways. The appointment offered would be on a prospective basis.
Submission by Petitioner's Counsel: The petitioner, represented by Mr. V. Chitambaresh, acknowledged the requirement of furnishing the unconditional NOC from her current employer. She expressed readiness to accept the appointment as an Income Tax Inspector on a prospective basis.
Court Order: Considering the submissions from both sides, the Court granted the petitioner four weeks' time to produce the NOC from her current employer. Upon the production of the NOC before the Principal Chief Commissioner of Income Tax (CCA), HQ Kochi, Kerala, the appointment order would be issued appointing the petitioner as an Income Tax Inspector under the Sports Quota. The appointment was specified to be on a prospective basis.
Conclusion: In conclusion, the Special Leave Petitions were allowed by the Court, and any pending applications were also disposed of in light of the order issued regarding the appointment against the Sports Quota vacancy in the Income Tax Department.
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