In a significant legal ruling by the Supreme Court of India, clarity has been provided on the issue of granting Organised Group ‘A’ Central Services to RPF & CAPF officers. The judgement addresses the rights of these officers and the implications of the decision. Stay informed about this case involving the grant of Central Services to RPF & CAPF officers.
Analysis
- The controversy in the main appeals was regarding the grant of Organised Group ‘A’ Central Services to the RPF & CAPF’s.
- The High Court held that RPF officers and CAPFs are entitled to the grant of Organised Group ‘A’ Central Services.
- No issue existed before the Court concerning the rights of IPS Officers for deputation in CAPF.
- The clarification sought in M.A. No.774 of 2019 regarding the impact on the deputation rights of IPS Officers is unnecessary due to the absence of the said controversy.
- IPS Officers’ right for deputation was not the main issue in the appeal.
- The decision of the Court pertains specifically to the grant of Organised Group ‘A’ Central Services.
- No observations were made by the Court regarding the IPS Officers’ right for deputation in the recruitment rules.
- The judgment clarifies that granting Organised Group ‘A’ Central Services to CAPF does not affect the rights of IPS Officers for appointment on deputation.
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Decision
- No further clarification is required as per the specific clarification/observations made in paragraph 26 of the Judgment dated 05.02.2019.
- All other interlocutory applications are disposed of accordingly.
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Case Title: UNION OF INDIA Vs. SHRI HARANANDA
Case Number: MA-000712 / 2019
