PURNIMA HORE AND ANR v. The State of Assam

2:THE DIRECTOR OF SECONDARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI-19 3:THE INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS KARBI ANGLONG DISTIRCT CIRCLE DIPHU DIST-KARBI ANGLONG ASSAM PIN-782460 4:THE SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT OF ASSAM FINANCE DEPARTMENT DISPUR ASSAM GUWAHATI-6 5:THE DIRECTOR OF PENSION ASSAM HOUSEFED BELTOLA ASSAM GUWAHATI-781006 ------------ Advocate for : MR. P J BARMAN Advocate for : SC SEC. EDU. appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 4 ORS Linked Case : WP(C)/8659/2019 MOINUL HAQUE MAZUMDAR S/O- LATE HAZI RASHID MAZUMDAR R/O- VILL- BHATERKUPA PART-I P.O- CHANDIPUR PIN- 788150 DIST- HAILAKANDI ASSAM VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 3 ORS TO BE REP. BY COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT OF ASSAM EDUCATION DEPTT (ELEMENTARY) DISPUR GUWAHATI- 781006 Page No.# 68/409 2:THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT OF ASSAM FINANCE DEPTT DISPUR ASSAM GUWAHATI- 781006 3:THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI PIN- 781019 4:THE DIRECTOR OF PENSIONS ASSAM DISPUR GUWAHATI PIN- 781006 ------------ Advocate for : MR. M H RAJBARBHUIYAN Advocate for : SC EDU appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 3 ORS Linked Case : WP(C)/5608/2022 DEEPAK SAIKIA AND 3 ORS S/O. LT. BIPIN SAIKIA ASSTT. TEACHER NO.577 CHOKIYL L.P. SCHOOL R/O. VILL. TENGAPATHAR DIST. LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN-784164.

2: SMT. MOMI ASSOMI AHMED W/O. MD. ASGAR ALI ASSTT. TEACHER OF DHANEHARA MADHABPUR LP SCHOOL VILL. AND P.O. MOIDOMIA P.S. N LAKHIMPUR DIST. LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN-787032. Page No.# 69/409 3: SMT. JUNMONI SAIKIA W/O. LT. CHAMPAK HAZARIKA ASSTT. TEACHER JALBHARIA LP SCHOOL P.O. PANBARI DIST. LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN-784164. 4: SMT. MIRA NAZIR W/O. BIMAN CHANDRA SAIKIA ASSTT. TEACHER HOWAJAN LP SCHOOL R/O. WARD NO.3 NARAYANPUR P.O. DIKRONG DIST. LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN-784164. VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 5 ORS REP. BY THE COMM. AND SECY. TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM EDUCATION (ELEMENTARY) DEPTT. DISPUR GUWAHATI-06. 2:THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI-19. 3:THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER NORTH LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. 4:THE DI OF SCHOOLS NORTH LAKHIMPUR DIST. NORTH LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. 5:THE PRINCIPAL SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM DEPTT. OF FINANCE ASSAM CIVIL SECRETARIAT DISPUR GUWAHATI Page No.# 70/409 ASSAM PIN-781006.

6:THE DIRECTOR OF PENSION ASSAM HOUSEFED COMPLEX DISPUR GUWAHATI ASSAM PIN-781006. ------------ Advocate for : MR. A K DUTTA Advocate for : GA ASSAM appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 5 ORS Linked Case : WP(C)/7259/2021 SAPTA SIKHA SAIKIA AND 75 ORS D/O LT. RATNESWAR SAIKIA R/O VILL-DR. UPANANDA BARUAH PATH FUAZARYPATTY NAGAON DIST - NAGAON. ASSISTANT TEACHER MAHENDRA BORUAH L.P. SCHOOL. 2: SMTI RUMI BORA D/O LT MATI RAM BORAH R/O VILL- EAST AMOLAPATTY NAGAON DIST - NAGAON. ASSISTANT TEACHER SIVASTHAN PRIMARY SCHOOL. 3: NARENDRA NATH BORA S/O LT GULUK BORA R/O VILL - LAKHI NAGAR NAGAON DIST - NAGAON . ASSISTANT TEACHER MALA SING RANGILA L.P. SCHOOL. 4: KUKIL HAZARIKA S/O LT KESHOB HAZARIKA R/O BIRAH BEBEJIA NAGAON DIST - NAGAON. ASSISTANT TEACHER 725 GHILANI MUKTAB L.P. SCHOOL.( KAMPUR) 5: NIRANJAN BARUAH S/O LT. SOMESWAR BARUAH Page No.# 71/409 R/O VILL - DIGHALIATI NAGAON DIST - NAGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER DIGHALIATI TRIBAL L.P SCHOOL. 6: ABDUL QUDDUS S/O LT MULU MIYA R/O VILL -CHANKHULA KACHUA NAGAON DIST - NAGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER LUTUMARI AKADASH L.P. SCHOOL. 7: BANI SAIKIA LASKAR S/O DEBA LASKAR R/O KALYANPUR KAMPUR NAGAON DIST - NAGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER BOREGUGA L.P. SCHOOL. 8: TUNTUN BORAH S/O BIJU BORAH R/O VILL- DEKAGAON KAMPUR NAGAON ASSAM. ASSISTANT TEACHER BOREGUGA L.P. SCHOOL. 9: NILIMA KALITA D/O LT SAJAN KALITA R/O VILL -KALYANPUR NEAR H.S ROAD KAMPUR NAGAON DIST - NAGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER BOREGUGA L.P. SCHOOL. 10: ABDUN NOOR CHOUDHURY S/O LT SHAHJAHAN CHOUDHURY R/O VILL - ROMANI PATHAR KACHUA KAMPUR NAGAON. DIST - NAGAON ASSISTANT TEACHER PRAMILA ATI L.P. SCHOOL. Page No.# 72/409 11: BHADRA DEVI D/O BUKUL CH. DAS R/O VILL - UTTAR CHANG CHAKI KAMPUR NAGAON ASSISTANT TEACHER BAREGUGA L.P. SCHOOL. 12: MANJULA LASKAR D/O KRISHNA KANTA MEDHI R/O VILL - PAMILA JARANI NAGAON ASSAM . ASSISTANT TEACHER MADHABPARA L.P. SCHOOL. 13: LILIMAI BORA KALITA D/O INDRA KALITA R/O VILL - DEURIGAON KAMPUR NAGAON ASSAM . ASSISTANT TEACHER KAPILI SANKAR SANGHA L.P. SCHOOL. 14: DIPIKA BARUAH D/O KSHITISH DAS R/O VILL - MADHAB KANDALI KSHETRA KAMPUR NAGAON ASSISTANT TEACHER KOWARI ATI L.P. SCHOOL. 15: BISWAJIT GAYAN S/O LT SHAMBHU RAM GAYAN R/O VILL - NA - DEURI GAON KAMPUR NAGAON . DIST - NAGAON . ASSISTANT TEACHER ALTIANGANI L.P. SCHOOL. 16: RUNU SAIKIA KALITA D/O LT. CHENI RAM SAIKIA R/O VILL - MUGASUNGIA GAON KAMPUR NAGAON. DIST - NAGAON ASSAM. ASSISTANT TEACHER MUGASUNGIA L.P. SCHOOL. 17: DHARMESWAR BORAH S/O SUKUMAL BORAH R/O VILL - MAJPOTANI NAGAON DIST - NAGAON ASSAM. ASSISTANT TEACHER RAMA KT. DEW L.P SCHOOL. Page No.# 73/409 18: MOONMI KALITA D/O LT ANANTA KALITA R/O VILL- MAJPATHARI NAGAON ASSAM . ASSISTANT TEACHER MAJPATHARI THOTANGANI L.P. SCHOOL. 19: SURAJ SANGMA S/O MANOLENDRA MARAK R/O VILL - CHATOLMARI KOCHUA NAGAON DIST. - NAGAON ASSISTANT TEACHER KOMAR GAON L.P. SCHOOL. 20: RATNA BORDALOI S/O BIREN CH. BORDALOI R/O VILL - NATUN DUMAIHAGI KACHUA NAGAON. DIST - NAGAON. ASSISTANT TEACHER NAMBAR LALUNG GAON L.P. SCHOOL. 21: MAHESH KUMAR NATH S/O LT. MELESH NATH R/O VILL - DHEMAJI GAON NAGAON DIST - NAGAON ASSISTANT TEACHER BUKAMUKH GARGARIA L.P SCHOOL. 22: CHANDRA KT. RAJKHOWA S/O LT. RAMA KT. RAJKHOWA R/O VILL - MAHGARH NAGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER KAJAL JAN NEW L.P. SCHOOL. 23: ANUMAI MAZUMDAR D/O LT PUTU MAZUMDAR R/O VILL - BALIGAON NAGAON DIST - NAGAON ASSISTANT TEACHER JAGIAL PETBOHA L.P SCHOOL. 24: NAZMA BEGUM D/O LT BUBUL ALI R/O VILL - PHULAGURI RAHA Page No.# 74/409 NAGAON DIST - NAGAON ASSISTANT TEACHER GARARMAJ L.P. SCHOOL. 25: SALIMA AKHTAR BEGUM D/O LT MD. ABDUL MANNAN R/O VILL - CHANGAJAN KAMPUR NAGAON DIST - NAGAON. ASSISTANT TEACHER BATAMARI DHARAMUKH L.P. SCHOOL. 26: ABDUL KARIM CHOUDHURY S/O ARFIZ ALI CHOUDHURY R/O VILL - SAMARALI CHOUDHURY BAZAR NAGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER MARJONG PATHAR L.P SCHOOL. 27: MANJULA KALITA D/O LT. PADMA KT. KALITA R/O VILL - BATADRABA SARUHISA NAGAON DIST - NAGAON ASSAM . ASSISTANT TEACHER BATARDRABA BARBHETI MKB SCHOOL. 28: HIRON BORKAKOTI D/O KAMALA BORKAKOTI R/O VILL - KHUTIKATIA KALONGPAR NAGAON DIST - NAGAON ASSISTANT TEACHER HATIGAON TILAK DEKA SMRITI M.E SCHOOL. ( AMALGATED) 29: RUPA BORKAKOTI D/O BROJO SHYAM BORKAKOTI R/O VILL - CHOTA HAIBORGAON NAGAON DIST - NAGAON. ASSISTANT TEACHER CHOTAHAIBORGAON L.P SCHOOL. 30: ABDUR RAHMAN S/O ABDUL NOOR R/O VILL - SAMARALI BAZAR NAGAON. ASSISTANT TEACHER PUB SAMARALI KASIMIA L.P SCHOOL. 31: SUCHITRA BORAH D/O UMA KT BORAH Page No.# 75/409 R/O VILL - PUTANI CHUTIAGAON NAGAON. DIST - NAGAON. ASSISTANT TEACHER PACHIM CHANGMARA L.P SCHOOL. 32: JAMALUDDIN S/O MOSHAHID ALI R/O VILL - SAMARATI BAZAR. ASSISTANT TEACHER SAMARALI JANATA L.P. SCHOOL. 33: ALI HUSSAIN S/O EUNUS ALI R/O CHOKITUP NAGAON DIST - NAGAON. ASSISTANT TEACHER MAHRUL JAWAHARLAL NEHRU L.P SCHOOL. 34: NURJAHAN KHATUN D/O MANNAF PAICK R/O VILL - UTTAR BANDARMELA MURAJAR. ASSISTANT TEACHER OKSEK MIKIRGAON L.P SCHOOL. 35: RUENA BEGUM D/O ABDUL HAKIMA DEWAN R/O VILL - AMINPATTY NAGAON. DIST - NAGAON . ASSISTANT TEACHER MAHENDRA BARUA L.P SCHOOL. 36: JUNTI LASKAR D/O DHARMESWAR LASKAR R/O VILL - KUMARPATTY NAGAON. ASSISTANT TEACHER NIZ NARIKALI L.P. SCHOOL. 37: NITANJALI BORDOLAI D/O NARENDRA NATH BORDOLOI R/O VILL - PANIGAON SAY ALI NAGAON. ASSISTANT TEACHER 198 NO. TOWN PANIGAON L.P. SCHOOL. 38: MARAMI DAS D/O PABITRA KR. DAS R/O VILL - NEW AMOLAPATTY B.B PATH NAGAON. ASSISTANT TEACHER 198 NO. TOWN PANIGAON L.P. SCHOOL. 39: MEGHALI BORA D/O RAJANI KT. BORA R/O VILL - GOMOTHAGAON URIAGAON NAGAON. ASSISTANT TEACHER GOMOTHAGAON L.P. SCHOOL. Page No.# 76/409 40: TULSI SAIKIA D/O KHAGENDRA NATH SAIKIA R/O VILL - DHING TOWN NAGAON. ASSISTANT TEACHER DHING MARUWARI HINDI L.P. SCHOOL. 41: MAHENDRA SAIKIA S/O HALI RAM SAIKIA R/O VILL - ATHGAON DHING NAGAON. ASSISTANT TEACHER 704 NO. BILOTIA L.P. SCHOOL. 42: RUPJYOTI SAIKIA D/O JALIRAM SAIKIA R/O VILL - AMOLAPATTY PRATAP SHARMA PATH NAGAON. ASSISTANT TEACHER NO.2 AMOLAPATTY N.B SCHOOL. 43: KHAIRUL ISLAM S/O ABDUL KARIM R/O BARBOLI HOJAI. ASSISTANT TEACHER OKSEK TRISHAGHARI L.P. SCHOOL. 44: ANANDA GAYAN S/O MAHENDRA GAYAN R/O VILL. -2 NO. GHUGARGAON NAGAON DIST- NAGAON .ASSISTANT TEACHER PUTANI GOMATHA SWAHID BALIKA L.P. SCHOOL. 45: PANKAJ SAIKIA S/O CHANDRA KT. SAIKIA R/O VILL - DHING CHARIALI DHING NAGAON. ASSISTANT TEACHER TUKTUKI BALIKA MKB SCHOOL. 46: MOROMI BARUAH D/O HIRANYA BARUAH R/O VILL - AMOLAPATTY NAGAON DIST - NAGAON ASSAM . ASSISTANT TEACHER MANTESWARI SISHU AND PRIMARY SCHOOL. 47: RATNESWAR BORAH S/O SARULARA BORAH R/O VILL - GOMATHAGAON URIAGAON NAGAON. ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER GOMOTHAGAON L.P. SCHOOL. Page No.# 77/409 48: NIVA RANI BORAH D/O LAKHI RAM BORAH R/O VILL - DIMARUGURI NAGAON ASSISTANT TEACHER 748 NO. DIMARUGURI GIRLS L.P SCHOOL. 49: AMINUR RAHMAN S/O ABDUL HAMID R/O VILL - CHENGMARA NAGAON. DIST - NAGAON. ASSISTANT TEACHER 720 NO. KACHUBOSTI L.P SCHOOL. 50: SAFIQUL ISLAM S/O HABIBUR RAHMAN R/O VILL - URIA GRANT RANGOLOO NAGAON. ASSISTANT TEACHER RANGOLOO URIGRANT L.P. SCHOOL. 51: RITA KUMARI KALUWAR D/O ROBIN KALUWAR R/O VILL - NATUN BAZAR HOJAI. ASSISTANT TEACHER RAMPUR SHYAMBUDH L.P. SCHOOL. 52: DHARMA KT. BONIA S/O CHENIRAM BONIA R/O VILL - URIAGAON NAGAON. DIST - NAGAON ASSAM. ASSISTANT TEACHER GOMOTHAGAON L.P. SCHOOL. 53: CHITRALEKHA BORA D/O NARAYAN CH. BORA R/O VILL - MILANPUR NAGAON. ASSISTANT TEACHER 198 NO. TOWN PANIGAON L.P. SCHOOL. 54: HIFZUR RAHMAN CHOWDHURY S/O ABDUL MALIK CHOWDHURY R/O VILL. - DIGHALJAR HOJAI. ASSISTANT TEACHER SAHID CHOWDHURY L.P SCHOOL. 55: MUJIBUL HOQUE S/O ABDUL JALIL R/O VILL - DAKHIN SAMARALI CHOUDHURY BAZAR. ASSISTANT TEACHERCHARING POTHAR L.P SCHOOL. 56: TAYABUR RAHMAN BARBHUYAN S/O ABDUR RAJJAK BARBHUYAN Page No.# 78/409 R/O VILL - CHARING PATHAR CHOWDHURY BAZAR. ASSISTANT TEACHER AHMED NAGAR L.P SCHOOL. 57: ANISUR RAHMAN S/O ABDUL JABBAR R/O VILL - DHUPAGURI PATHAR NAGAON. ASSISTANT TEACHER BHERBHERI BALIKA L.P SCHOOL. 58: AMIRUDDIN AHMED S/O RAJAB ALI R/O VILL - RAMPUR PAM BATADRABA NAGAON. ASSISTANT TEACHER BHERBHERI MEM SCHOOL. ( AMALGATED) 59: KHAIRUL ISLAM S/O ABDUL AZIZ R/O VILL - PACHIM SAMARALI ASSISTANT TEACHER OKSEK HATIBONDHA L.P SCHOOL. 60: RIDIP SARMAH S/O RATNESWAR SARMAH R/O VILL - BHAKATGAON BARHAMPUR NAGAON. ASSISTANT TEACHER GHUGARGAON SWAHID BALIKA L.P SCHOOL. 61: JUNMONI BHUYAN S/O DURGADHAR BHUYAN R/O NONOI SUTARGAON NAGAON DIST - NAGAON. ASSISTANT TEACHER 50 NO. NONOI CHAKARIGAON L.P SCHOOL. 62: NOBIUL HOQUE S/O RAHMAN ALI R/O VILL - KATANIGAON PATHARI NAGAON ASSAM. ASSISTANT TEACHER SWAHID HIGH SCHOOL ( AMALGATD).

63: SUBARNA DAS D/O LAKHIMAN DAS R/O VILL - TETELISARA NAGAON. DIST - NAGAON. ASSISTANT TEACHER KAKURIBARI L.P SCHOOL. 64: DIPA HAZARIKA Page No.# 79/409 D/O TILESWAR BONIA R/O VILL - DEB NARIKOLI NAGAON DIST - NAGAON. ASSISTANT TEACHER KHAGARIJAN L.P SCHOOL. 65: IRA HAZARIKA D/O LT PADMA KT BONIA R/O VILL -DEB NARIKOLI KAMPUR NAGAON. DIST - NAGAON. ASSISTANT TEACHER POLASHBARI L.P SCHOOL. 66: JAYANTA BORAH S/O MAHOT RAM BORAH R/O VILL - KATONIGAON NAGAON. DIST - NAG ON. ASSISTANT TEACHER KEYAJAN L.P SCHOOL. 67: NURUL HUDA S/O NURUL HOQUE R/O VILL - PAKHIMORIA NAGAON DIST - NAGAON. ASSISTANT TEACHER 721 NO. PUKHURIBOSTI L.P SCHOOL. 68: JATIN SARMAH S/O DEWKON SARMAH R/O VILL - PUTANI MAHARTUP NAGAON DIST - NAGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER 47 NO. SINGIA PUTANI L.P SCHOOL. 69: NIPA BHUYAN D/O LT. MUNINDRA BHUYAN R/O VILL -BHAKATGAON NAGAON ASSAM. ASSISTANT TEACHER GHUGARGAON SWAHID BALIKA L.P SCHOOL. 70: DURLOV BASSA S/O TRIOLUKYA BASSA R/O VILL - 2 NO. GHUGARGAON BARHAMPUR NAGAON. DIST - NAGAON ASSAM. ASSISTANT TEACHER PUTONI GUMOTHA SWAHID BALIKA L.P SCHOOL. Page No.# 80/409 71: GOLAPI BASSA D/O SARUBAPU BASSA R/O 2NO. GHUGARGAON BARHAMPUR NAGAON. DIST - NAGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER SRIMANTA SANKAR MISSION BLIND L.P SCHOOL. 72: SULTAN AHMED S/O HAJJI AHMED ALI S/O BONDARMELA CHARING HOJAI. ASSISTANT TEACHER BORPUKHURI CHARIALI L.P. SCHOOL. 73: BHABANI GOSWAMI D/O NARAYAN CH. GOSWAMI R/O VILL - NEW AMOLAPATTY NAGAON ASSAM. ASSISTANT TEACHER STATION ROAD L.P SCHOOL. 74: PRABHAT CH .BORA S/O DINA RAM BORA R/O VILL - AIBHETI POHUKATA NAGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER RAJAGAON ADARSHA SISHU BIDYALAYA. 75: KRISHNA KT. BORAH S/O DEWRAM BORAH R/O VILL. - AIBHETI NAGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER CHAKOLAGHAT J.B SCHOOL. 76: JITEN CH. BORAH S/O KHARGESWAR BORAH R/O VILL - GOBARGAON NAGAON. DIST - NAGAON. ASSAM. ASSISTANT TEACHER BADALGAON L.P SCHOOL. VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 7 ORS REPRESENTED BY THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM EDUCATION DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI -06.

Page No.# 81/409 2:THE STATE OF ASSAM REPRESENTED BY THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT.OF ASSAM EDUCATION ( ELEMENTARY ) DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI - 06. 3:THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI -06. 4:THE ADDITIONAL CHIEF SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI -06. 5:THE DIRECTOR OF SECONDARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI -19. 6:THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI -19. 7:THE INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS NAGAON DISTRICT CIRCLE P.O AND DISTRICT - NAGAON ASSAM PIN - 782001. 8:THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER NAGAON P.O AND DISTRICT - NAGAON PIN - 782001 ASSAM. ------------ Advocate for : MR. P K MEDHI Advocate for : SC ELEM. EDU appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 7 ORS Linked Case : WP(C)/8618/2019 KABOKLEI SINGHA AND ANR. W/O NONI BABU SINGHA VILL.- PURBOKITTERBOND PT-II P.O. PURBOKITTERBOND P.S. LALA Page No.# 82/409 DIST.- HAILAKANDI ASSAM PIN- 788163.

2: S. RAJENDRA KUMAR SINGHA S/O- LT. GOPAL SINGHA VILL.- NIMAICHANDPUR PT-II P.O. NIMAICHANDPUR P.S. LALA DIST.- HAILAKANDI ASSAM PIN- 788168. VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 5 ORS. REP. BY THE COMM. AND SECY. TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM EDUCATION DEPTT. ELE. EDUCATION DISPUR GHY.-O6. 2:THE CHIEF SECY. TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM DISPUR GHY.-06. 3:THE SECY. FINANCE DEPTT. (BUDGET) DISPUR GHY.-06. 4:THE SECY. PENSION AND PUBLIC GRIEVANCES DEPTT. DISPUR GHY.-06. 5:THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GHY.-19. 6:THE DIST. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER HAILAKANDI DIST.- HAILAKANDI ASSAM PIN- 788151. ------------ Advocate for : MR H R A CHOUDHURY Advocate for : SC ELEM. EDU appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 5 ORS. Page No.# 83/409 Linked Case : WP(C)/4973/2021 PADUMI THAKURIA W/O- LT. JIBA KRISHNA THAKURIA R/O- VILL- PIJUPARA P.O. AND P.S. NAGARBERA DIST.- KAMRUP ASSAM PIN- 781127 VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 7 ORS. REP. BY THE COMM. AND SECY. TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM EDUCATION DEPTT. (ELEMENTARY) DISPUR GHY-6 2:THE DIRECTOR ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GHY-19 3:THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER KAMRUP AMINGAON GHY-35 4:THE DY. INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS AMINGAON KAMRUP GHY-35 5:THE BLOCK ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER CHAMARIA BLOCK DIST.- KAMRUP ASSAM CHAMARIA- 781136 6:THE TREASURY OFFICER AMINGAON GHY-35 7:THE DIRECTOR OF PENSION ASSAM DISPUR GHY-6 8:THE ACCOUNTANT GENERAL (A AND E) ASSAM MAIDAMGAON Page No.# 84/409 BELTOLA GHY-29 ------------ Advocate for : MR. R M CHOUDHURY Advocate for : SC ELEM. EDU appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 7 ORS. Linked Case : WP(C)/2390/2022 GIASUDDIN AHMED AND 12 ORS S/O- ABDUL GAFUR MUNSHI VILL- PACHIM KAMARPARA P.O- KUWARIPUKHURI DIST- DARRANG ASSAM PIN-784115 ASST TEACHER OF KUWARIPUKHURI SIDDIQUEA M.E.M 2: MAINUL HAQUE S/O- MAUSHAD ALI VILL- NO.1 KUWARIPUKHURI P.O- KUWARIPUKHURI DIST- DARRANG ASSAM PIN-784115 ASST TEACHER OF KUWARIPUKHURI SIDDIQUEA M.E.M 3: ALI AHMED S/O- LATE MIAR UDDIN VILL- DULIAPARA P.O- GOLANDI DIST- DARRANG ASSAM PIN-784115 ASST TEACHER OF MOUSITHA H.S SCHOOL (AMALGAMATED) 4: SAMARTA BHANU W/O- TARABUL ISLAM VILL- NO.1 KUWARIPUKHURI P.O- KUWARIPUKHURI DIST- DARRANG ASSAM PIN-784115 Page No.# 85/409 ASST TEACHER OF KUWARIPUKHURI GIRLS M.E SCHOOL 5: AFSAR ALI S/O- LATE HAJIRLAL SAN VILL- NO.3 GOLANDI P.O- GOLANDI DIST- DARRANG ASSAM PIN-784115 ASST TEACHER OF KUWARIPUKHURI GIRLS M.E SCHOOL 6: OMAR ALI S/O- LATE MOHAMMAD ALI VILL- PUB KUMARPARA P.O- GHONGIMULI DIST- DARRANG ASSAM PIN-784115 ASST. TEACHER OF JUGIPARA L.P SCHOOL 7: IFTAJUR RAHMAN S/O- AHSAN ALI VILL- DALGAON P.O- DALGAON DIST- DARRANG ASSAM PIN-784116 ASST TEACHER OF BURIGAON L.P SCHOOL 8: MD. EUSUF ALI S/O- LATE FARAZUDDIN VILL AND P.O-DAIPAM DIST- DARRANG ASSAM PIN-784514 ASST TEACHER OF 777 NOI NIZ GADHAJJHAR L.P SCHOOL 9: SURUJ ZAMAL S/O- CHENU SHEIKH VILL- KHARUPETIA WARD HOSPITAL ROAD P.O- KHARUPETIA DIST- DARRANG ASSAM Page No.# 86/409 PIN-784115 ASST TEACHER OF NO. 4 ARIMARI L.P SCHOOL 10: ANARUDDIN AHMED S/O- MANUR UDDIN AHMED VILL- PODOPURI P.O- LALPUL DIST- DARRANG ASSAM PIN-784514 ASST TEACHER OF ALI SINGA JANGAL L.P SCHOOL 11: SALMA BEGUM W/O- LT OSMAN ALI VILL- WARD NO.2 KHARUPETIA P.O- KHARUPETIA DIST- DARRANG ASSAM PIN-784115 ASST TEACHER OF GHANSIMALU L.P SCHOOL 12: MAZEDA BEGUM W/O- ABDUL MUNAF SARKAR VILL -KHARUPETIA WARD NO. 2 P.O- KHARUPETIA DIST- DARRANG ASSAM PIN-784115 ASSTT. TEACHER OF BIHUDIA L.P SCHOOL 13: SAHIDUL ISLAM S/O- LATE NUR MOHAMMAD VILL- CHUKABAHI P.O- DAIPAM DIST- DARRANG ASSAM PIN-784115 ASSTT. TEACHER OF CHILAKATI L.P SCHOOL VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 4 ORS REP. BY THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM Page No.# 87/409 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-6 2:THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI-19 3:THE ADDL. CHIEF SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-6 4:THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-6 5:THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER DARRANG DIST- DARRANG ASSAM PIN-784145 ------------ Advocate for : MR. N BORAH Advocate for : SC ELEM. EDU appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 4 ORS Linked Case : WP(C)/8596/2019 ABDUL MANAF BARBHUIYA AND ANR. S/O- LT ABDUL LATIF BARBHUIYA VILL- DAKSHIN JASNABAD PART-II P.O. TANTOO P.S. LALA DIST- HAILAKANDI ASSAM PIN- 788163 2: AZIZUR RAHMAN LASKAR S/O- LT MUHIBUR RAHMAN LASKAR VILL- NARRAINPUR PART-I P.O. CHANDIPUR WEST P.S. HAILAKANDI DIST- HAILAKANDI Page No.# 88/409 ASSAM PIN- 788152 VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 5 ORS. REP. BY THE COMM. AND SECY. TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM EDUCATION DEPTT. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM DISPUR GHY-6 2:THE CHIEF SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM DISPUR GHY-6 3:THE SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM DISPUR GHY-6 4:THE SECRETARY PENSION AND PUBLIC GRIEVANCES DEPTT. DISPUR GHY-6 5:THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GHY-19 6:THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER HAILAKANDI DIST- HAILAKANDI ASSAM PIN- 788151 ------------ Advocate for : MR H R A CHOUDHURY Advocate for : SC ELEM. EDU appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 5 ORS. Linked Case : WP(C)/1067/2021 SHIBU ROY AND 8 ORS S/O LT. RAJENDRA CHANDRA ROY R/O VILL. RANGABAK PART-I P.O. AND P.S. KATLICHERRA DIST. HAILAKANDI ASSAM. Page No.# 89/409 2: GAUTAM CHANDA S/O BIRESH RANJAN CHANDA R/O VILL. ALEXANDER PUR P.O. AND P.S. KATLICHERRA DIST. HAILAKANDI ASSAM. 3: JOYDEEP SARMA S/O JAGADISH SARMA R/O VILL. RONGPUR PART-III P.O. AND P.S. KATLICHERRA DIST. HAILAKANDI ASSAM. 4: SUJIT RANJAN DEB S/O SUDHIR RANJAN DEB R/O VILL. RONGPUR PART-III P.O. AND P.S. KATLICHERRA DIST.HAILAKANDI ASSAM. 5: KALYANMOY DUTTA S/O LT. KARUNOMOY DUTTA R/O VILL. RONGPUR PART-III P.O. AND P.S. KATLICHERRA DIST. HAILAKANDI ASSAM. 6: PETITIONER NO. 6 IS STRUCK OFF AS PER ORDER DATED 23.02.2023.

7: BIPLAB KUMAR DUTTA @ BIPLAB DUTTA S/O KANU BHUSAN DUTTA R/O VILL. RAMPUR P.O. AND P.S. KATLICHERRA DIST. HAILAKANDI ASSAM. 8: TAPATI NATH S/O LT. ATUL KUMAR NATH R/O VILL. ALEXANDER PUR GRANT P.O. AND P.S. KATLICHERRA DIST. HAILAKANDI Page No.# 90/409 ASSAM PIN 788161 9: NEEL KAMAL DEB @ NIL KAMAL DEB S/O LT. NISHI KANTA DEB R/O VILL. RONGPUR PART-I P.O. AND P.S. KATLICHERRA DIST. HAILAKANDI ASSAM PIN 788161 VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 3 ORS TO BE REPRESENTED BY THE COMMISSIONER AND SECY. TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM EDUCATION (ELEMENTARY) DEPTT. DISPUR GUWAHATI 6 2:THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI 19 3:THE DIST. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER HAILAKANDI P.O. AND DIST. HAILAKANDI ASSAM PIN 788151 4:THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-5 ------------ Advocate for : DR. B AHMED Advocate for : SC ELEM. EDU appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 3 ORS Linked Case : WP(C)/4499/2022 JANARDAN SARMA S/O LATE GHANA KANTA SARMA VILL-SONARIGAON Page No.# 91/409 KISAM-PACHATIA MARIGAON TOWN P.O.-MORIGAON DIST-MORIGAON (ASSAM) PIN-782105 VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 7 ORS REPRESENTED BY THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT OF ASSAM EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (SECONDARY) DISPUR GUWAHATI-781006 2:THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT OF ASSAM PENSION AND PUBLIC GRIEVANCES DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-781006 3:THE DIRECTOR OF SECONDARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI-781019 4:THE DIRECTOR OF PENSION ASSAM HOUSEFED COMPLEX DISPUR GUWAHATI-06 5:THE DEPUTY SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT OF ASSAM FINANCE (ESTT-B) DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-781006 6:THE DIRECTOR OF ACCOUNTS AND TREASURIES GOVT OF ASSAM DISPUR GUWAHATI-781006 7:THE TREASURY OFFICER HOJAI ASSAM 8:THE INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS N.D.C. NAGAON ------------ Advocate for : MR. N AHMED Advocate for : SC SEC. EDU. appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 7 ORS Page No.# 92/409 Linked Case : WP(C)/6377/2021 NAZRUL ISLAM AND 5 ORS S/O LT. MOHIBUR RAHMAN VILL. EST. KANSHIL P.O. KANSHIL P.S. KARIMGANJ DIST. KARIMGANJ (ASSAM) PIN 788711 2: NOOR UDDIN S/O LT. SHAID ALI VILL. KURTI P.O. KATALTALI P.S. BAZRICHERR DIST. KARIMGANJ ASSAM PIN 788725 3: HALIMA KHATUN W/O MD. LUQUMAN AHMED VIL. BINODINI P.O. ERALIGOOL P.S. NILAMBAZAR DIST. KARIMGANJ ASSAM PIN 788723 4: ARIFA HUSSAIN CHOUDHURY W/O SAMSUL HOQUE VILL. CHANDSRIKUNA P.O. TITABAR P.S. KARIMGANJ DIST. KARIMGANJ ASSAM PIN788709 5: HAFIZ MD. ALI S/O ABDUL MAZID VILL. SADARASHI P.O. SADARSHI P.S. KARIMGANJ Page No.# 93/409 DIST. KARIMGANJ ASSAM PIN 788709 6: ABDUR REJAQUE LASKAR S/O LT. ASAB ALI LASKAR VILL. NORTH NARAINPUR P.S. ALGAPUR DIST. HAILAKANDI ASSAM PIN 788801 VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 4 ORS REPRESENTED BY THE COMMISSIONER AND SECY. TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM EDUCATION (ELEMENTARY) DISPUR GUWAHATI 6 2:THE COMMISSIONER AND SECY. TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE DEPTT. DISPUR GUWAHATI 6 3:THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI 19 4:THE DIST. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER KARIMGANJ DIST. KARIMGANJ ASSAM PIN 788725 5:THE DIST. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER HAILAKANDI DIST. HAILAKANDI ASSAM PIN 788801 ------------ Advocate for : MR R ISLAM Advocate for : GA ASSAM appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 4 ORS Page No.# 94/409 Linked Case : WP(C)/4193/2019 BHUBAN CH. NATH AND 51 ORS. S/O. HAZARIKA NATH R/O. VILL. MIKIRGAON P.O. PATUAKATA DIST. MORIGAON ASSAM PIN-782104.

2: NABIJAN BEGUM D/O. RAFIQUE ALI VILL. TOKUNABORI P.O. TOKUNABORI DIST. MORIGAON ASSAM 3: RAJU DEKA D/O. DIPAR DEKA VILL. MANAHA GAON P.O. MANAHA DIST. MORIGAON ASSAM 4: BALLADEV DEKA S/O. ROHINI KANT DEKA VILL. DANDUA P.O. DANDUA DIST. MORIGAON ASSAM 5: SURENDRA DEWRI S/O. BAGIRAM DEWRI VILL. KAHIBARI P.O. JALUGUTI DIST. MORIGAON ASSAM 6: ABDUS SALAM S/O. SAMIR UDDIN VILL. TUMUKARBORI P.O. ROWMARI BILL Page No.# 95/409 DIST. MORIGAON ASSAM PIN-782123 7: MD. NUR HUSSAIN S/O. MIR HUSSAIN VILL. PURANI TAHAHI P.O. BANGALDHARA DIST. MORIGAON ASSAM 8: AKLIMA BEGUM D/O. AJIMAT ALI VILL. MORI MUSLIMGAON DIST. MORIGAON ASSAM PIN-782104. 9: PYAR JAHAN ALI S/O. ASHRAT ALI VILL. BORCHOKABAHA P.O. TOKUNABORI DIST. MORIGAON ASSAM PIN-782104. 10: MONMI BEGUM D/O. TAMIJUDDIN AHMED VILL. MORI MUSLIMGAON DIST. MORIGAON ASSAM 11: ABDUL ROUF S/O. TASWAR ALI VILL. JALUGUTI P.O. JALUGUTI DIST. MORIGAON ASSAM 12: KALYAN KUMAR NATH S/O. BHUGDHAR NATH VILL. HABI HARANGABARI P.O. HABI BARANGABARI DIST. MORIGAON ASSAM Page No.# 96/409 PIN-782106.

13: LAKHI DHAR BARUAH S/O. JUGARRAM BARUAH VILL. TARABORI P.O. TARABORI KALSIA SATRA DIST. MORIGAON ASSAM 14: LUHIT HAZARIKA S/O. GHANA KANTA HAZARIKA VILL. TARABORI P.O. TARABORI KALSILA SATRA DIST. MORIGAON ASSAM 15: RAJANI DEKA S/O. AMAR SING DEKA VILL. DANDUA P.O. DANDUA DIST. MORIGAON ASSAM 16: PRAFULLA CH. NATH S/O. PURNANANDA NATH VILL. WABORI P.O. MIKIRBHETA DIST. MORIGAON ASSAM PIN-782106. 17: MD. JAKIR HUSSAIN S/O. ABDULLA SEIKH VILL. THEKHALIBORI P.O. MIKIRBHETA DIST. MORIGAON ASSAM 18: LAKSHYATARA KHATANIAR S/O. GOBIN KHATANIAR VILL. BAMUNBORI P.O. BAMUNBORI DIST. MORIGAON ASSAM Page No.# 97/409 PIN-782103. 19: SWAPNA DEVI D/O. TILAK CH. NATH C/O. SRI RAJU KUMAR KAKATI VILL. HATIBAT P.O. NAGABANDHA DIST. MORIGAON ASSAM 20: AKHIL CH. DAS S/O. JAGABANDHU DAS VILL. CHATIANTOLI P.O. CHATIANTOLI DIST. MORIGAON ASSAM PIN-782127 21: PURABI BANGTHAI W/O. SRI ACHYUT GAONKHOWA VILL. BARAPUJIA P.O. BARAPUJIA DIST. MORIGAON ASSAM 22: GEETARAJKUMARI D/O. LALIT CH. DEKA VILL. DOLOICHUBA P.O. DOLOICHUBA DIST. MORIGAON ASSAM 23: SURUJ ALI S/O. ISMAIL HUSSAIN VILL. MILANPUR P.O. MORIGAON DIST. MORIGAON ASSAM 24: SARUAR HUSSIN S/O. ROFIQUL HUSSAIN VILL. BORHOL DOLOIGAON P.O. DOLOIGAON DIST. MORIGAON Page No.# 98/409 ASSAM 25: ABU TAHER S/O. ISAB ALI VILL. MOIRABARI P.O. MOIRABARI DIST. MORIGAON ASSAM 26: MINATI PAUL D/O. JOGEN CH. PAUL VILL. NATUN BANGALBORI P.O. NATUN BANGALBORI DIST. MORIGAON ASSAM 27: PRANITA GOSWAMI W/O. SRI PANAJ LASON GOSWAMI C/O. LT. BIRENDRA GOSWAMI VILL. RANGAMATI BARHANTI (GOSAI MEDHIPARA) P.O. BATARHAT P.S. PALASHBARI DIST. KAMRUP (R) ASSAM 28: AJIT THAKURIA S/O. LT. RAJANIKANTA THAKURIA VILL. UPARHALI P.O. BIJAYNAGAR P.S. PALASHBARI DIST. KAMRUP (R) ASSAM PIN-781122.

29: JOGESWAR HAZARIKA S/O. SRI RAMESWAR HAZARIKA VILL. NAHIRA P.O. NAHIRA P.S. PALASHBARI DIST. KAMRUP (R) ASSAM PIN-781132. Page No.# 99/409 30: NALINI THAKURIA S/O. LT. PURNARAM THAKURIA VILL. RANGAMATI P.O. RANGAMATI P.S. PALASHBARI DIST. KAMRUP (R) ASSAM PIN-781122. 31: DIMBESWAR MALI S/O. LT. MADHAB CHANDRA MALI VILL. RANGAMATI P.O. RANGAMATI P.S. PALASHBARI DIST. KAMRUP (R) ASSAM PIN-781122. 32: BHABESH KALITA S/O. LT. DIENSH KALITA VILL. PALASBARI (BORATOLI) P.O. PALASBARI P.S. PALASBARI DIST. KAMRUP (R) ASSAM PIN-781122. 33: BHABESH GOSWAMI S/O. LT. UPEN GOSWAMI VILL. BHARANTI RANGAMATI GOSAI MEDHIPARA P.O. BATARHAT P.S. PALASBARI DIST. KAMRUP (R) ASSAM PIN-781122. 34: PRANAB DAS S/O. LT. RAMSARAN DAS VILL. MIRZA P.O. MIRZA P.S. PALASBARI DIST. KAMRUP (R) ASSAM PIN-781125. 35: PRATIMA BORO W/O. NIRAJON BASUMATORY D/O. KNOWER BORO Page No.# 100/409 VILL. TAPANGTOLI P.O. DEGARU DIST. KAMRUP (R) ASSAM PIN-782401.

36: PHULESWAR RABHA S/O. SRI UMESH CH. RABHA VILL. KAHUAI P.O. RATANPUR DIST. KAMRUP (R) ASSAM PIN-781124. 37: KALPANA BARMON LAHKAR D/O. LT. RAGHU RAM BARMON VILL. M.G. PATH HOUSE NO.4 CHRISTIAN BASTI P.O. DISPUR DIST. KAMRUP (R) ASSAM 38: ABDUL KADER S/O. R/O. VILL. JAKIMARI P.O. JAKIMARI DIST. GOALPARA ASSAM 39: SAMIUL HUSSAIN S/O. NIZAMUDDIN AHMED VILL. NORTH SATVENDI P.O. JALESWAR DIST. GOALPARA ASSAM 40: SHAHIDUL ISLAM S/O. LT. MUKTAR ALI VILL. PAHARSINGHPARA P.O. DUBAPARA P.S. DUBAPARA DIST. GOALPARA ASSAM Page No.# 101/409 41: SULTAN MAMUD S/O. KURPAN ALI VILL. PASCHIM KATHURI P.O. RAJMITA P.S. JALESWAR DIST. GOALPARA ASSAM 42: PRABHAT KALITA S/O. LT. BANSHI RAM KALITA VILL. RAMPUR (TALUKDARPARA) P.O. RAMPUR P.S. PALASHBARI DIST. KAMRUP (R) ASSAM PIN-781132. 43: CHANDANA DAS D/O. LT. BHABEN DAS VILL. RAMPUR P.O. RAMPUR P.S. PALASHBARI DIST. KAMRUP (R) ASSAM PIN-781132. 44: SEWALI DAS W/O. SRI MUNINDRA MEDHI D/O. LT. PURNA RAM DAS VILL. RAMPUR P.O. RAMPUR P.S. PALASHBARI DIST. KAMRUP (R) ASSAM PIN-781132.

45: PARUL DAS W/O. SRI PURNA DAS D/O. LT. MANJAY DAS VILL. HAROPARA (THIRD PART) P.O. JAHROBARI P.S. PALASHBARI DIST. KAMRUP (R) ASSAM PIN-781122. Page No.# 102/409 46: DEBA KALITA S/O. LT. RAJEN KALITA VILL. HUDUMPUR P.O. AND P.S. PALASHBARI DIST. KAMRUP (R) ASSAM PIN-781128. 47: HAREN CH. BORO S/O. LT. KANTIRAM BORO VILL. SATHIKARPARA P.O. BONGARA P.S. PALASHBARI DIST. KAMRUP (R) ASSAM PIN-781015. 48: AKHIL KALITA S/O. LT. ADIT KALITA VILL. PARLLY P.O. AND P.S. PALASHBARI DIST. KAMRUP (R) ASSAM PIN-781128. 49: NIRAH MALI S/O. SRI RAMCHARAN MALI VILL. BARKUCHI P.O. MIRZA P.S. PALASHBARI DIST. KAMRUP (R) ASSAM PIN-781125. 50: KIRAN DAS D/O. LT. BIRENDRA CH. DAS VILL. AZARA P.O. AND P.S. AZARA DIST. KAMRUP (R) ASSAM PIN-781017. 51: NABANITA KALITA D/O. LT. HARENDRA NATH KALITA VILL. GITANAGAR GIRI PATH ZOO ROAD Page No.# 103/409 GUWAHATI-781021 P.O. BAMUNIMAIDAM P.S. GITANAGAR DIST. KAMRUP (M) ASSAM 52: ASHOK KUMAR DAS S/O. LT. UPEN DAS R/O. VILL. MALIBAZAR P.O. HAHARA P.S. SONAPUR DIST. KAMRUP (M) ASSAM PIN-782402.

VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 2 ORS. REP. BY THE COMM. AND SECY. TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM EDUCATION (ELEMENTARY) DEPTT. DISPUR GUWAHATI-781006. 2:THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI-781019. 3:THE COMMISSIONER AND SECY. TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE DEPTT. DISPUR GUWAHATI-781006. ------------ Advocate for : MR H DAS Advocate for : SC ELEM. EDU appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 2 ORS. Linked Case : WP(C)/6849/2022 NABA KUMAR SARMAH S/O SRI AKON SARMAH R/O VILL- DHOPGURI P.O.-SIKARHATI DIST- KAMRUP ASSAM Page No.# 104/409 PIN-781125 VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 3 ORS REPRESENTED BY THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT OF ASSAM EDUCATION (ELEMENTARY) SACHIVALAYA DISPUR GUWAHATI-781006 ASSAM 2:THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI-781019 3:THE DIRECTOR OF PENSION ASSAM HOUSEFED COMPLEX DISPUR GUWAHATI-781006 ASSAM 4:THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT OF ASSAM DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE DISPUR GUWAHATI-781006 ------------ Advocate for : MR T N SRINIVASAN Advocate for : SC ELEM. EDU appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 3 ORS Linked Case : WP(C)/6051/2021 BHABA HANDIQUE S/O LATE GOLAP HANDIQUE RESIDENT OF VILLAGE GHAGARA PO RANGATI CHARIALI DIST LAKHIMPUR ASSAM 784165 Page No.# 105/409 VERSUS THE GOVT. OF ASSAM AND 4 ORS. REPRESENTED BY THE SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM EDUCATION (ELEMENTARY) DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI 781006 2:THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI 781006 3:THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI 781019 4:THE DEPUTY INSPECTOR OF SCHOOL NORTH LAKHIMPUR ASSAM 787001 5:THE DIRECTOR PENSION AND PUBLIC GRIEVANCE GOVT. OF ASSAM HOUSEFED COMPLEX GUWAHATI 781006 ------------ Advocate for : MR. B J GHOSH Advocate for : SC ELEM. EDU appearing for THE GOVT. OF ASSAM AND 4 ORS. Linked Case : WP(C)/3009/2022 BHOGIRAM KUMAR S/O LATE GAJENDRA KUMAR R/O DEOCHAR P.O.-PONERY DIST-KAMRUP ASSAM PIN-781123 (WORKING AS CRAFT TEACHER IN D.N.D. ANCHALIK HIGH SCHOOL) VERSUS Page No.# 106/409 THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 3 ORS. REPRESENTED BY THE PRINCIPAL SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM EDUCATION (SECONDARY) DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-6 2:THE SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE (BUDGET) DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-6 3:THE DIRECTOR OF SECONDARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI-19 4:THE INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS KAMRUP CIRCLE DIST-KAMRUP ASSAM ------------ Advocate for : MRS. K DEVI Advocate for : SC SEC. EDU. appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 3 ORS. Linked Case : WP(C)/336/2021 PRABIN SAIKIA AND 306 ORS S/O. LT. SARULARA SAIKIA VILL. NO.2 MOTIA P.O. BARBALI DIST. LAKHIMPUR PIN-784163.

2: ANANTA RAM NATH S/O-LATE TILA RAM NATH VILL- DAHALI P.O. BATARHAT DIST -KAMRUP PIN- 781122 3: NRIPENDRA NATH SARMA S/O-LATE UPENDRA NATH SARMA VILL-GERGERIA P.O. PUB-REHABARI DIST -BARPETA PIN- 781329 Page No.# 107/409 4: RASUL UDDIN AHMED S/O-LATE KABIJULLA VILL-CHOWKATOLA P.O.GURNAGAR DIST -GOALPARA PIN- 781120 5: ATUL CH. SARMA S/O-LATE.SIVA NATH SARMA VILL-CHARIDOLONG P.O.NARAYANPUR DIST -LAKHIMPUR PIN- 784164 6: BHUPEN CHANDRA SAIKIA S/O-LATE.GHANASHYAM SAIKIA VILL-PANBARI P.O. NARAYANPUR DIST -LAKHIMPUR PIN- 784164 7: JOGA MAYA BORAH W/O-DIBYADHAR BORAH VILL- DEOTOLA P.O-BHUGPUR BANDERDEWA HIGH SCHOOL DIST- LAKHIMPUR 8: DILIP KUMAR ROY S/O-LATE DAMBARUDHAR ROY. VILL-NARAYANPURA P.O.AGIA DIST- AGIA 9: DEBAJANI DEWAN S/O-LATE. RAJEN DEWAN VILL-DALOIPARA P.O.CHHAYGAON DIST -KAMRUP(R) PIN- 781124 10: MD.KAZIMUDDIN S/O-LATE.TAYEM ALI VILL-MAHIMARI P.O.MAHIMARI DIST -KAMRUP(R) PIN- 781137 Page No.# 108/409 11: SABIN CH DAS S/O-LATE.BIJOY CH DAS VILL-BIKRAMPUR P.O.AMRANGA DIST -KAMRUP(R) PIN- 781125 12: BHABEN CH RABHA S/O-LATE. HAREN RABHA VILL-ALIRA P.O.LOHARGHAT DIST -KAMRUP(R) PIN- 781120 13: TAIBULLA AHMED S/O- LATE SAMIR ALI VILL-PAIRANGA P.O. BOKO DIST -KAMRUP(R) PIN- 781123 14: JITENDRA CHOUDHURY S/O-LATE RAMA KANTA CHOUDHURY VILL-CHHAYGAON P.O.CHHAYGAON DIST -KAMRUP(R) PIN- 781124 15: MAHESWAR KALITA S/O- LATE ASHADI KALITA VILL-NAWAPARA P.O. PANERI DIST -KAMRUP(R) PIN- 781123 16: JADAB CH.MALAKAR S/O-LATE.DHARANIDHAR MALAKAR VILL-SATDALA P.O.HAJO DIST -KAMRUP(R) PIN- 781102 17: ANIL CH DAS S/O-LATE.KASHINATH DAS VILL-HAJO P.O.HAJO DIST -KAMRUP(R) PIN- 781102 Page No.# 109/409 18: SRIRAM CH MEDHI S/O- LATE.GAJENDRA CH. MEDHI VILL-JAMUGURI P.O.CHOUDHURIKHAT DIST -KAMRUP(R) 19: PARAMANANDA DAKUA S/O-LATE.THANURAM DAKUA VILL-KHATALPARA P.O.BOKO DIST -KAMRUP(R) PIN- 781123 20: DIPAK DAS S/O-LATE.BHUBAN MOHAN DAS VILL-SATPUR P.O.LOHARGHAT DIST -KAMRUP(R) PIN- 781120 21: HARIDAS KALITA S/O-LATE.CHANDIRAM KALITA VILL-KUMERIA P.O.AMRANGA DIST -KAMRUP(R) PIN- 781125 22: MONOMOHAN KALITA S/O-LATE.HARIN KALITA VILL-DARISATRA P.O.BHALUKGHATA DIST -KAMRUP(R) PIN- 781123 23: USHA DAS MALI S/O- LATE.SANTO RAM MALI VILL-MIRZA P.O.MIRZA DIST -KAMRUP(R) PIN- 781125 24: GAGAN CH RABHA S/O-LATE.UMAKANTA RABHA VILL-KALABAKRA P.O.CHOUDHURIKHAT DIST -KAMRUP(R) PIN- 781141 Page No.# 110/409 25: PRANESWAR NATH S/O-LATE.HARICHARAN NATH VILL-CHOUDHURIKHAT P.O.CHOUDHURIKHAT DIST -KAMRUP(R) PIN- 781141 26: TIKEN KALITA S/O-LATE. UPEN KALITA VILL-1 NO.AMTOLA P.O.AMTOLA DIST -KAMRUP(R) PIN- 781134 27: BINOD THAKURIA S/O-LATE.KRISHNA KANTA THAKURIA VILL-SATPAKHALI P.O.SATPAKHALI DIST -KAMRUP(R) 28: PRABIN KR.NATH S/O-LATE.CHITESWAR NATH VILL- NO.1BRUAH PATHAR P.O.BARUAH PATHAR DIST -KAMRUP(R) PIN- 781136 29: PRAMILA DAS D/O-NIRMAL DAS VILL-CHATABARI P.O.BIRPARA DIST -KAMRUP(R) PIN- 781123 30: CHITTARANJAN BISWAS S/O-LATE. SUDHAN CH.BISWAS VILL-MANDIRA P.O.MANDIRA DIST -KAMRUP(R) PIN- 781127 31: MOHAMMAD ALI S/O-LATE.BILAT ALI VILL-TAMULDI P.O.CHAMPUPARA DIST -KAMRUP(R) PIN- 781136 Page No.# 111/409 32: PADMA KALITA PATOWARY S/OLATE.MADAN PATOWARY VILL-KHANAPARA PATARKUCHI P.O.KHANAPARA DIST -KAMRUP (M) PIN- 781022 33: ALTAF HUSSAIN S/O-LATE.HAYAT ALI VILL-TUKRAPARA P.O.TUKRAPARA DIST -KAMRUP(R) 34: ABDUL BARIK KHAN S/O-LATE.JOSHIMUDDIN MONDAL VILL-NO.3 TUPAMARI P.O.TUPAMARI DIST -KAMRUP(R) PIN- 781127 35: RASHMI RABHA D/O-LATE.HARESWAR RABHA VILL-AMBUK HAKAJULI P.O.AMBUK DIST -GOALPARA PIN- 783123 36: MAHESWAR NATH S/O-LATE.KANAK NATH VILL-VALLA P.O.AMRANGA DIST -KAMRUP(R) PIN- 781125 37: JAMIRUDDIN AHMED S/O-LATE.PALA ALI VILL-FATURI P.O.FATURI DIST -KAMRUP(R) PIN- 781122 38: SURJA KANTA DAS S/O-LATE. KAJALU RAM DAS VILL-DHARAMPUR P.O.JHOROBORY DIST -KAMRUP(R) Page No.# 112/409 39: ANITA GOSWAMI D/O-LATE.BALENDRA DEVA GOSWAMI VILL-RAMPUR P.O.RAMPUR DIST -KAMRUP(R) 40: DHARANIDHAR MALAKAR S/O-LATE.MAHENDRA MALAKAR VILL-SATDALA P.O.HAJO DIST -KAMRUP(R) PIN- 781102 41: RAMESH CH.KALITA S/O-LATE.AMULYA KALITA VILL-DAMDOMA P.O.DAMDOMA DIST -KAMRUP(R) PIN- 781102 42: RAM KRISHNA GOSWAMI S/O-LATE.SARAT CH GOSWAMI VILL-DIHINA P.O.DIHINA DIST -KAMRUP(R) 43: ABDUL HAQUE S/O-LATE. KUZRUP ALI VILL-BHAURIA BHITHA P.O.BHAURIA BHITHA DIST -KAMRUP(R) PIN- 781136 44: NAZIR HUSSAIN S/O-LATE.SUDHAR ALI VILL-DAMALCHOSE P.O.DAMALCHOSE DIST -KAMRUP(R) PIN- 781135 45: PADMA RAM KALITA S/O-LATE.HALI KANTA KALITA VILL-DAMDORA P.O.DAMDORA DIST -KAMRUP(R) PIN- 781102 46: DHIREN CH.BORO Page No.# 113/409 S/O-LATE.GONDHIRAM BORO VILL-LAMPARA P.O.BIRPARA DIST -KAMRUP(R) PIN- 781123 47: ARUNA THAKURIA D/O-LATE.BIPIN THAKURIA VILL-MIRZA JONAKIPUR P.O.MIRZA DIST -KAMRUP(R) PIN- 781125 48: HITESH CH CHOUDHURY S/O-LATE.DEBEN CH.CHOUDHURY VILL-PARAKUCHI P.O.MANIARI TINIALI DIST -KAMRUP(R) 49: JONAKI MAZUMDER S/O-LATE.DURGESWAR MAZUMDER VILL-UPARHALI P.O.UPARHALI DIST -KAMRUP(R) PIN- 781122 50: FAZIRUDDIN AHMED S/O-LATE.AASAN ALI VILL-DEHARKURIHA P.O.SANIADI DIST -KAMRUP(R) PIN- 781102 51: RAMANI KALITA S/O-LATE.BASIRAM KALITA VILL-TOKRADIA P.O.TOKRADIA DIST -KAMRUP(R) PIN- 781102 52: KABINDRA KALITA S/O-LATE.ALIRAM KALITA VILL-TOKRADIA P.O.TOKRADIA DIST -KAMRUP(R) PIN- 781102 53: PITAMBAR BAISHYA Page No.# 114/409 S/O-LATE.KHARGARAM BAISHYA VILL-TOKRADIA P.O.TOKRADIA DIST -KAMRUP(R) PIN- 781102 54: SAMSER ALI S/O-LATE.ZURO SHAIKH VILL-SANIADI P.O.SANIADI DIST -KAMRUP(R) PIN- 781102 55: KARIMUDDIN AHMED S/O-LATE. KUTUBUDDIN AHMED VILL-DAMPUR P.O.DAMPUR DIST -KAMRUP(R) PIN- 781102 56: NIRANJAN CH. MALAKAR S/O-AMRIT MALAKAR VILL-SATDALA P.O.HAJO DIST -KAMRUP(R) PIN- 781102 57: JAYNAL ABEDIN S/O-LATE.TAMIZUDDIN AHMED VILL-BARNI P.O.BARNI DIST -KAMRUP(R) 58: AMIN ALI S/O-JAMIR ALI VILL-TARMATHA P.O.ARIKUCHI DIST -NALBARI PIN- 781354 59: BHAINUR ALI S/O-SAFAR ALI VILL-DAKOHA P.O.ARANGMOW DIST -NALBARI PIN- 781354 60: HARAGOBINDA KALITA Page No.# 115/409 S/O-HEMORAM KALITA VILL-BATHAN P.O.SRIHATI DIST -KAMRUP(R) 61: ALTAF HUSSAIN S/O-LATE. ATAUR RAHMAN VILL-DAMPUR P.O.DAMPUR DIST -KAMRUP(R) PIN- 781102 62: EZAHAR ALI S/O-LATE.AZAD ALI VILL-AGYATHURI P.O.DADARA DIST -KAMRUP(R) PIN- 781104 63: DEBEN DAS S/O-BHABEN CH DAS VILL-DALIBARI P.O.DADARA DIST -KAMRUP(R) PIN- 781104 64: ANIL KR.KAMAN S/O-LATE.BHURAM KAMAN VILL-UBHUTA CHAMPARA P.O.MORNOI BEBEJIA PATRICHUK HIGH SCHOOL PATRICHUK DIST-LAKHIMPUR 65: DIMBESWAR CHUTIA S/O-GANESH CHUTIA VILL-KATHGAON P.O.MORNOI BEBEJIA PATRICHUK HIGH SCHOOL PATRICHUK DIST-LAKHIMPUR 66: MULUK BORGOHAIN S/O- LATE.JAIMAN BORGOHAIN VILL-KHUBALIA P.O.DHEMAJI DIST-DHEMAJI Page No.# 116/409 67: SURJYA KUMAR KONCH S/O- LATE KUCHAN KONCH VILL-NALONIPAM P.O.DHEMAJI DIST-DHEMAJI 68: BIDYADHAR DOLEY S/O- LATE. BOGA DOLEY VILL-PIPALGURI P.O.PIPALGURI DIST-DHEMAJI 69: AMRIT BURAGOHAIN S/O- LATE. THANURAM BURAGOHAIN VILL-KACHAITING P.O.HATIGARH DIST-DHEMAJI 70: KESHAB CHANDRA CHUTIA S/O- LATE. THANESWAR CHUTIA VILL-MISSAMARI P.O.MISSAMARI DIST-DHEMAJI 71: JAIGESWAR PEGU S/O- LATE.LALITAAG PEGU VILL-KATHALGURI P.O.PIPALGURI DIST-DHEMAJI 72: RAMESWAR BARUAH S/O- LATE MANIK BARUAH VILL-BAKALGAON P.O.KHUBALIA DIST-DHEMAJI 73: CHATRA KUMAR DOLEY S/O- LATE.MONISING DOLEY VILL-2 NO.MAJORBARI P.O.BHAGABAN CHARIALI DIST-DHEMAJI 74: DHANA KUMAR DOLEY S/O- LATE BOGA DOLEY VILL-PIPALGURI P.O.PIPALGURI DIST-DHEMAJI Page No.# 117/409 75: UCHEIN DOLEY S/O- LATE RATNA DOLEY VILL-BEAGENAGARAH PATRICHUK P.O. BEAGENAGARAH DIST-DHEMAJI 76: ANURAM RABHA S/O- LATE NICHAM RABHA VILL-ARCHIPATHAR P.O. BHAGABAN CHARIALI DIST-DHEMAJI 77: SANKHADHAR SARMAH S/O- LATE NABIN CHANDRA SARMAH VILL-MACHKHOWA DOLOGURI P.O. MCHKHOWA DOLOGURI DIST-DHEMAJI 78: DILESWAR KUTUM S/O- LATE KAUWA KUTUM VILL-AMGURIBARI P.O. MECHAKI YANGANI DIST-DHEMAJI 79: BINDESWAR SONOWAL S/O- LATE MOHAN SONOWAL VILL-HOLLOWDUNGA P.O. HOLLOWDUNGA DIST-DHEMAJI 80: MRS.BIHUTI CHUTIA D/O- LATE PURNAKANTA CHUTIA VILL-MAIDAMIA PETAKAJAN P.O. MAIDAMIA DIST-DHEMAJI 81: DIMBESWAR BURAGOHAIN S/O- LATE UPENDRA BURAGOHAIN VILL-BORPATARIA P.O. DHEMAJI DIST- DHEMAJI 82: KHIRESWAR CHUTIA VILL-BAGINADI MAZGAON P.O.BAGINADI DIST-LAKHIMPUR 83: MRS.KHAGESWARI HANDIQUE Page No.# 118/409 W/O-DEBANANDA SAIKIA VILL-BAGINADI MAZGAON P.O.BAGINADI DIST.-LAKHIMPUR 84: HEM CH BARMAN S/O-LAMBHU RAM BARMAN R/O- VILL-KRISHNANGAR JAPORIGAON GUWAHATI -05 DIST- KAMRUP (M) 85: DEBESWAR SARMA S/O-MADHAB CH.SARMA R/O-VILL- HOUSE NO 5 SANKAR MADHAB PATH BYE LAND 5 LAKSHMI NAGAR JAPORIGAON GUWAHATI -05 DIST- KAMRUP (M) 86: PRAVABATI DEVI S/O-ADYA NATH SARMA R/O-VILL- PANJABARI NAMGHOR PATH BIDYA NAGAR BYE LANE NO.1 SANKAR MADHAB PATH HOUSE NO. 72 A GUWAHATI -37 DIST- KAMRUP (M) 87: SAMSER ALI S/O-SAHRAB ALI R/O-VILL AND P.O- PAB KALAKUCHI DIST- NALBARI 88: BALEN CH.BORO S/O-SELARAM BORO R/O-VILL - GARCHUK P.O- GARCHUK GHY-35 DIST- KAMRUP (M) 89: RITA MAZUMDER S/O-HARENDRA NATH DAS R/O-VILL - BAGHORBORI P.O- PANJABARI DIST- KAMRUP (M) 90: DILIP KR.TIMSINA Page No.# 119/409 S/O-SOMNATH TIMSINA VILL-DHARAMGARH P.O.SIMALUGURI DIST-LAKHIMPUR 91: DHARMESWAR BARUAH S/O-MAHESWAR BARUAH R/O-VILL - DHARBAM P.O- DHUPGURI DIST- KAMRUP (M) 92: NAZMA BORA S/O-FURKAN ALI R/O-VILL - HOUSE NO-27 NAMGHARPATH PANZABARI GHY-35 DIST- KAMRUP (M) 93: DEBAHUTI DAS S/O-PRAFULLA CH DAS R/O-VILL - ASSAM ENGINEERING COLLEGE JALUKBARI PWD CHOCK MALOYNAGAR GHY-12 DIST- KAMRUP (M) 94: BHUBANESWAR BHUYAN S/O-BENUDHAR BHUYAN R/O-VILL - DHARBAM P.O- DHUPGURI DIST- KAMRUP (M) 95: PRAJNASHRI KHAUND S/O-PRAFULLA CHANDRA KHOUND R/O-VILL - HOUSE NO-203 MANIKYA APARTMENT BHASKARNAGAR BYE LANE -1 BAMUNIMIDAN GUWAHATI DIST- KAMRUP (M) 96: JITENDRA MOHAN SARMA S/O-KAMINI MOHAN SARMA R/O-VILL - DHARBAM P.O- DHUPGURI GHY-03 DIST- KAMRUP (M) 97: MRINALINI SAIKIA S/O-KAMAL CH SAIKIA R/O-VILL - F-28 PRAGJYOTI HOUSING Page No.# 120/409 KHANKAH ROAD BARSAJAI BELTOLA. DIST- KAMRUP (M) 98: RUPA HAZARIKA S/O-DIMBESWAR HAZARIKA HOUSE NO- 30 MOHINI CHOCK JAPARIGAON GHYT- 05 99: ANADA MAYEE GOSWAMI S/O-ASWINI KR.MITRA R/O-VILL - G.N.B. ROAD CHAMATA P.O- SONAPUR GHY-7824012 DIST- KAMRUP (M) 100: TILOTAMA DAS S/O-NARENDRA NATH DAS R/O-VILL - FATASIL AMBARI TINIALI UDAY NAGR PATH GHY-25 DIST- KAMRUP (M) 101: HARA KANTA PHUKON S/O-LATE SALIRAM PHUKON VILL-KOCHUA P.O.KOCHUA DIST-LAKHIMPUR 102: BHULARAM DUTTA S/O-LATE DANDIRAM DUTTA VILL-BANPUROI P.O.BANPUROI DIST-LAKHIMPUR 103: KESHAV CHANDRA SAIKIA S/O-LATE NOMAL SAIKIA VILL-GANDHIA P.O.POKADOL DIST-LAKHIMPUR 104: KAMALESWAR HAZARIKA S/O- MONIRAM HAZARIKA VILL-BANPUROI P.O.BANPUROI Page No.# 121/409 DIST-LAKHIMPUR 105: BIPIN DUTTA S/O- LATE KAMAL DUTTA VILL-AMGURI P.O.BARELENGI DIST-LAKHIMPUR 106: NIREN CH.HAZARIKA S/O- LT.ANIRAM HAZARIKA VILL-JAIPUR PICHALA P.O.BHUGPUR DIST-LAKHIMPUR 107: HARI KANTA GOSWAMI S/O-HEM KANTA GOSWAMI VILL-BARELENGI P.O.BARELENGI SATRA BOR-ELENGI SANKARDEV HIGH SCHOOL DIST-LAKHIMPUR 108: TOSHESWAR BORA S/O- RAMAKI BORAH VILL-LAHOLIAL P.O.LAHOLIAL DIST-LAKHIMPUR 109: BHUMIDHAR BORAH S/O- LABORAM BORAH VILL-JAPJUP P.O.JAPJUP DIST-LAKHIMPUR 110: UPEN CH SAIKIA S/O- LT.SUMESWAR SAIKIA VILL-MORNOI THANGAL P.O.KHORA MORNOI DIST-LAKHIMPUR 111: JOGANANDA SARMA S/O- LT.GOBIN SARMA VILL-GOBINPUR P.O.LAHOLIAL DIST-LAKHIMPUR 112: TONKESWAR BORAH S/O- LT.SUREN BORAH VILL-2 NO.SIMALUGURI Page No.# 122/409 P.O.SIMALUGURI DIST-LAKHIMPUR 113: BOLORAM BORAH S/O- LT.MITHARAM BORAH VILL-KAMALPUR P.O.PHULBARI BOKANADI DIST-LAKHIMPUR 114: KAMAL CH.BARUAH S/O- DEBESWAR BORUAH VILL-BHUGPURIA P.O.BHULBARI BOKANAD DIST-LAKHIMPUR 115: KHUDESWAR HAZARIKA S/O- LT.CHENIRAM HAZARIKA VILL-BAGICHA P.O.JAPJUP DIST-LAKHIMPUR 116: DILIP SAIKIA S/O- PADMESWAR SAIKIA VILL-SAOKOSHI P.O.DIKRONG DIST-LAKHIMPUR 117: RINA BIDYARTHI W/O-GOPAL BORAH VILL-PHULBARI P.O.PHULBARI BOKANADI DIST-LAKHIMPUR 118: SIDANANDA BURHAGOHAIN S/O- LT.THULUK BURAGOHAIN VILL-SECHA RAJGHAR P.O.KAMALPUR DIST-LAKHIMPUR 119: SURJYA BORAH S/O- LT. NANDESWER BORAH. VILL-BHIRGAON P.O.PANIBHARA DIST- SONITPUR 120: HIMADRI BARUAH W/O- DAMBARU BORAH VILL-SANGIA MAJOR CHUK P.O.SALAGURI Page No.# 123/409 DIST- SONITPUR 121: TILAK CH. KAKATY S/O- BHUDHAR KAKOTY VILL-BEBEJIA MURHADOL P.O.BAKOLA DIST- SONITPUR 122: NITUMONI DEV W/O-LT. ARUN BORTHAKUR VILL-KUSUMTOLA PITHAGURIDOL P.O.KARCHANTOA DIST- SONITPUR 123: SONA GUPTA W/O- UDAY NARAYAN PRASAD VILL-WARD NO-6 P.O.DHEKIAJULI DIST- SONITPUR 124: MARZIANA AHMED S/O-LT. NURUDDIN AHMED VILL-BAKOLA P.O.BAKOLA DIST- SONITPUR 125: SAGAR CHANDRA SARKAR S/O-LT. JAGAT CH. SARKAR VILL-PHATA SIMALU P.O.PHATA SIMALU DIST- SONITPUR 126: SARAJU BORKAKOTI W/O- LT. HIRANYA KR. BARKAKOTI VILL-MAZGAON NABAPUR P.O.NIIKKAMOL DIST- SONITPUR 127: BHOGEN BARUAH S/O-LT. SOMESWER BARUAH VILL-JAMUWANI P.O.JANATA DIST- SONITPUR 128: GOLAP CH.NATH S/O-LATE.THULESWAR NATH VILL-SARAGAON Page No.# 124/409 P.O.SARAGAON DIST- NAGAON PIN-782103 129: PURNAMAL NATH S/O-THARPARA NATH VILL-NABARI P.O-NATUAGAON BATABARI HIGH SCHOOL DIST- MARIGAON 130: HEM PRASAD BORA S/O-PURANDAR BORA VILL-AHOMGAON P.O-CHARAIBAHI DIST- MARIGAON 131: GUNA KANTA DEKA S/O-ROHI RAM DEKA VILL-KAHIBARI P.O-BORCHALA DIST- MARIGAON 132: PRADIP KR.HAZARIKA S/O-KHARGESWAR HAZARIKA R/O-SONARI GAON P.O-SILGHAT DIST- NAGAON 133: TILOK CH. KALITA S/O-LATE. PHATIK CH.KALITA VILL-TOWN TELIAGAON P.O.ITACHALI DIST- NAGAON 134: DANDESWAR SAIKIA S/O-LATE.SARBESWAR SAIKIA VILL-NONOI GOMOTHA GAON P.O.NONOI DIST- NAGAON 135: NAGEN CH NATH S/O- LT. NAREN CH. NATH VILL- PUB UDALI P.O-MAINAPUR BAZAR DIST-NAGAON 136: DIPALI BARUAH D/O- LT HARKANTA BARUAH Page No.# 125/409 VILL-BARBHAGIA P.O.JAMUGURIHAT DIST- SONITPUR 137: PABITRA BORDOLOI S/O- LT. GANESH BORDOLOI VILL-SANGIA MAJOR CHUK P.O. SALAGURI DIST- SONITPUR 138: SATYEN KAKATY S/O- LT.BIREN KAKOTY VILL-KOCHGAON P.O.SALAGURI DIST- SONITPUR 139: INDRA PRASAS NEWAR S/O- LT. MOHON MON NEWAR VILL-SAMDHARA P.O.NAHARBARI DIST- SONITPUR 140: BIJOYA BORA W/O- LT. RAMONI BORA R/O-BAM PARBATIA LOHIT GOSWAMI PATH P.O.JAMUGURIHAT DIST- SONITPUR 141: UMA KANTA SAIKIA S/O- LT. PHOTIK SAIKIYA LATE.PHAATIK CH.SAIKIA VILL-MORIKALONG SIALEKHUWA P.O.CHOTAHAIHAR DIST- NAGAON 142: DWIPEN KUMAR BORDOLOI S/O- LT. HARANATH SARMA BORDOLOI VILL AND P.O.- MODHUPUR DIST- NAGAON 143: NIKUNJA BORA W/O- ANIL KR. BORA VILL-DAKHIN HAIBORGAON P.O.HAIBARGAN DIST- NAGAON 144: BANDANA SAIKIA W/O- AMRIT KR. BORA Page No.# 126/409 VILL-MORIKOLONG P.O- NAGAON DIST- NAGAON 145: SOMESWAR BORAH S/O- LT. LILA KANTA BORAH VILL-MAJPATHARI P.O- MAJPATHARI DIST- NAGAON 146: KAILASH SAHA S/O- LATE.DIMBESWAR SAHA VILL-GNB ROAD DIST- NAGAON 147: BIREN KALITA S/O- RUPAI KALITA VILL-HALUWAGAON P.O.BARANGATOLI DIST- NAGAON PIN- 782141 148: TABEEB ULLAH KHAN S/O- LT. HUSSAIN AHMED KHAN VILL-DICRAIJAN P.O.NAPAM DIST- SONITPUR 149: ANUPAMA DEVI W/O-HARAKANTA SARMAH VILL-KARANIPAM P.O.HAKHOLA DIST- SONITPUR 150: MUNINDRA DAS S/O-NAGEN DAS VILL-TALAKABARI P.O.GAMIRIPAL DIST- SONITPUR 151: SONARAM SAIKIA S/O- LT. KALIMAN SAIKIA VILL-PANCHIGAON P.O.JAMUGURIHAT DIST- SONITPUR 152: KUMUD CH.SARMAH S/O- LT. TARANI CHARAN SHARMAH Page No.# 127/409 VILL-DAURIGAON P.O.KETEKIBARI DIST- SONITPUR 153: HEM CHANDRA SAIKIA S/O-LT. JEURAM SAIKIYA VILL-PUTHIKHATI P.O.DEKARGAON DIST- SONITPUR 154: PRAVAWATI SAIKIA S/O-LATE.SISHURAM SAIKIA VILL-CHANDMARI PATH P.O.HAIBORGAON DIST- NAGAON 155: RANU BARUAH S/O- LATE. HEMA KANTA BARUAH VILL-MOURACHUK P.O.CHALCHALI DIST- NAGAON 156: RUNU KOCH S/O-LATE.CHANDRA MOHAN KOCH VILL-KAILANPUR P.O.KAMPUR DIST- NAGAON 157: PRADIP KR.GAYAN S/O- LT. SABHARAM GAYAN VILL-MURHANI P.O-SAMAGURI DIST- NAGAON 158: NAREN CH PATHAK S/O- LT BHOLA PATHOK VILL-MURHANI P.O-CHALCHALI DIST- NAGAON 159: RENUKA BHATTACHARJEE W/O- KUMUUD CH. BHATTACHARJEE VILL-BARPATHORI SUTARGAON P.O-PATHORI DIST- NAGAON 160: MAYA GOSWAMI SARMA W/O- PHONIDHAR SARMA Page No.# 128/409 VILL-PANIGAON JYOTINAGAR P.O-ITACHALI DIST- NAGAON 161: LILADHAR BORAH S/O- LT. BHLA BORAH VILL-MURHANI P.O-CHALEHALI DIST- NAGAON 162: TARUNA SAIKIA S/O- LT. RABIN SAIKIA VILL-HOOJ KAHUWATOLI P.O- HOOJ RANGAGARA DIST- NAGAON 163: PRADIP KR.BORAH S/O-LT. BOLAI BORAH VILL-TULSIMUKH KOCHAGAON P.O-TULSIMUKH DIST- NAGAON 164: RIPUNJOY BORAH S/O- LT. PUWAL BORAH VILL-FUTERPANI KHOWA CHOK P.O-NANOIRPANI KHAHUWACHAK DIST- NAGAON 165: DURGA CH.SARMAH S/O-LT. MOHAN CH. SARMAH VILL- NAKUCHI P.O-GASPARA DIST- NAGAON 166: MEENA BORUAH W/O- LALIT BORUAH VILL-GATANGA P.O- GATANGA (RUPAHI) DIST- NAGAON 167: ABDUR RASHID S/O- LT. GAFUR SAEKAR VILL-PATIACHAPARI P.O-PATIACHAPARI DIST- NAGAON 168: BRIJ MOHAN CHAUHAN S/O- LT. PUJAN CHAUHAN Page No.# 129/409 VILL-SUTIRPAR P.O-SUTIRPAR DIST- NAGAON 169: JITENDRA NATH BORA S/O- LT. BHOGRAM BORA VILL-MAJARATI P.O-MAJARATI DIST- NAGAON 170: MOHAMMAD ALI S/O- LT. ABDUL KADIR VILL-SOLOGURI P.O-SOLOGURI DIST- NAGAON 171: JOGESWAR SAIKIA S/O- LT. POHAR SAKIA VILL-KURUWABAHI P.O-JAMUGURI DIST- NAGAON 172: DIMBESWAR SAIKIA S/O- LT. MOHENDRA SAIKIA VILL-NANOI KUMARGAON P.O-NANOI DIST- NAGAON 173: PRAVAWATI SAIKIA W/O- PABON CH. SAIKIA VILL-POLITEENI ROAD P.O-ITACHALI DIST- NAGAON 174: NILIMA BORA D/O- LT. GOPAL BORA VILL-DIMARUGURI P.O-DIMARUGURI DIST- NAGAON 175: HARA GAYAN S/O- LT. KANPAI GAYAN VILL-PANIGAON BARPANIGAON P.O-BARPANIGAON DIST- NAGAON 176: ANJANA DEVI W/O- DULAL SARMA Page No.# 130/409 VILL-FAKALI P.O-RUPAHI DIST- NAGAON 177: PUTULI DEVI D/O- LT. GOPAL CH. SARMAH VILL-RUPAHI P.O-RUPAHI DIST- NAGAON 178: ABDUR RAHMAN S/O- LT. HASAN ALI VILL-PUB-PHUTALJAR P.O-PUB-PHUTALJAR DIST- NAGAON 179: PREMALATA BORAH W/O- JIBAN CH. BORAH VILL-KOLONGPAR-HALUWAGAON P.O-KOLONGPAR HALUWAGAON DIST- NAGAON 180: CHANDRA KT.SARMAH S/O- LT. JADURAM SARMAH VILL-TELIAGAON P.O-TELIAGAON DIST- NAGAON 181: JOYNAL ABDIN S/O- LT. KURBAN ALI VILL-BARBHETI P.O-BARBHETI DIST- NAGAON 182: RANI DEVI W/O- BHUBAN BARTHAKUR VILL-ITACHALI P.O-ITACHALI DIST- NAGAON 183: DIMBESWAR KALITA S/O- LT. THAGIRAM KALITA VILL-TELIAGAON P.O-TELIAGAON DIST- NAGAON 184: BAPDHAN SAIKIA S/O- LT. GANESH SAIKIA Page No.# 131/409 VILL-TELIAGAON P.O-TELIAGAON DIST- NAGAON 185: ABDUL MALEQUE S/O- LT. RAZ UDDIN VILL-FAKALI P.O-RUPAHI DIST- NAGAON 186: BHUPEN CHANDRA KAKATI S/O- LT. DUTIRAM KAKATI VILL-BARBHETI SONARIGAON P.O-BARBHETI DIST- NAGAON 187: PUNARAM NATH S/O- LT. JOGODISH NATH VILL-NAAM DUMDUMIA P.O-DHING DIST- NAGAON 188: BRAJEN KR. DAS S/O- LT. PASAN DAS VILL- PATHALI P.O- SIBASTHAN DIST- NAGAON 189: MADHAB CH.BORAH S/O- LT. MOHESH CH. BORAH VILL-2NO GORUMORA P.O- RONGAGORA DIST- NAGAON 190: USHA BORAH D/O- LT. KAMAL CH. BORAH VILL- SAMDHORA GAON P.O- SILGHAT DIST- NAGAON 191: SRIPATI RAM BORAH S/O-LT.DHARMARAM BORAH R/O-VILL- KALAKUCHI P.O. KALAKUCHI DIST- BAKSA 192: BATIAR RAHMAN S/O-LT.JAHED ALI KHAN Page No.# 132/409 R/O-VILL- BARAPETA P.O- MAINAMATA DIST- BAKSA 193: DEBENDRA NATH BARMAN S/O-LT.JAGA NATH BARMAN R/O- VILL- MADULIJHAR (MASUA) P.O-KHATALPARA DIST- BAKSA 194: KANDARPA DEKA S/O-LT.PRABIN DEKA R/O- VILL- BAGULMARI P.O- BAGULMARI DIST- BAKSA 195: GANESH CH.DEKA S/O-LT.RISHAV DEKA VILL- BAGULMARI P.O- BAGULMARI DIST- BAKSA 196: SAMAR CHANDRA DAS S/O-LATE GOPAL CHANDRA DAS R/O-VILL- LAKPALA P.O- BARIMAKHA DIST- BAKSA 197: HARKANTA DEKA S/O-LATE.HAR MOHAN DEKA R/O- VILL- NATHKUCHI NO. 2 P.O- NATHKUCHI DIST- BAKSA 198: KANTESWAR THAKURIA S/O-LT.LAKSHI KANTA THAKURIA R/O- VILL- NIZ NAMATI P.O- MAINAMATA DIST- BAKSA 199: AMIYA KUMAR ROY S/O-LT.KISHORI MOHAN RAY R/O-VILL- BARAPETA P.O- MAINAMATA DIST- BAKSA 200: PRABIN CHANDRA S/O-LATE. 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ECHUB ALI VILL- BEBEJIYAPARA P.O- BARAMCHARI DIST- BAKSA 210: RAHMAN ALI S/O-LATE HUSSAIN ALI VILL- MAKHIBAHA P.O- MAKHIBAHA DIST- BAKSA 211: ANANTA ROY S/O-LATE DHANARMA ROY VILL- HOKARTUP P.O- ODALGURI DIST- BAKSA 212: BAIKUNTHA SARMA S/O-LTE UPENDRA NATH SARMA VILL- PIPALIBARI P.O- HARIBHANGA DIST- BAKSA 213: DEBEN CHANDRA BAISHYA S/O-LATE NABIN CH BAISHUA VILL- GOBARADAL P.O- GOBARADAL DIST- BAKSA 214: MUSTAFA ALI S/O-LATE SAMSER ALI VILL- DIGHELI P.O- DIGHELI DIST- BAKSA 215: PHANIDHAR SARMA S/O-LATE GIRIDHAR SARMA VILL-HERAMJAR P.O- MADHAPUR DIST- BAKSA 216: TARUN CHANDRA DAS S/O-LTE.BHABENDRA NATH DAS VILL- SARUMANIKPUR Page No.# 135/409 P.O-SARUMANIKPUR DIST- BAKSA 217: JANARDAN KALITA S/O-LATE.DHARANIDHAR KALITA VILL- BORBANG CHUKHUTI P.O- BORBANG DIST- BAKSA 218: SANTOSH CHANDRA DAS S/O- LATE NRIPENDRA CH.DAS VILL- MAIRAJHAR PATHAR P.O- MAIRAJHAR DIST.BAKSA 219: ANIMA DEVI LTE.RAMANI KANTA SARMA VILL- KALAPANI KALBARI P.O- KALAPANI BAZAR DIST- BAKSA 220: PHULEN CHANDRA BARA S/O-LATE BHAGIRAM BARAH VILL- AKYA P.O- AKYA DIST- BAKSA 221: KANDARPA KUMAR ROY S/O-RAMESH CH.ROY VILL- JARUPARA P.O- ODALGURI DIST- BAKSA 222: UDDHAB CH.TALUKDAR S/O-LATE DURGESWAR DAS VILL- BATIAMARI P.O- KATHALMURIGHAT DIST- BAKSA 223: AMBIKA DEVI S/O-LATE KANU SARMA VILL- GHOGAPAR P.O- GHOGAPAR DIST- BAKSA 224: BAIKUNTHA NATH DEKA S/O-LATE PHANIDHAR DEKA VILL- KHAGRABARI Page No.# 136/409 P.O- KHAGRABARI DIST- BAKSA 225: CHARITRAMAL KALITA S/O-LATE BHELARAM KALITA VILL-DALBARI P.O- MAZDIYA DIST- BAKSA 226: SATYA RAM DEKA S/O-LATE SRIRAM DEKA VILL- HAJURAMADIA UJANGURI P.O- UJANGURI DIST- BAKSA 227: DHARMA RAM DAS S/O-LATE THAURAM DS VILL- DAUDAHRA P.O- RANGYA DIST- BAKSA 228: SURENDRA NATH DAS S/O-HARIN CH NATH VILL- JARKANA P.O-JARKANA DIST- BAKSA 229: SARAT TALUKDAR S/O-LATE BIPARU TALUKDAR VILL-DHOLKUCHI P.O- DHOLKUCHI DIST- BAKSA 230: DIBAKAR SARMAH S/O-LATE MAHADEV SARMA VILL- CHAURAKARA P.O- CHAMESWER DIST- BAKSA 231: AHELYA MEDHI D/O-LATE PADMANATH MEDHI VILL- SRIPURDEOR P.O- ADALBARI DIST- BAKSA 232: RENU DEVI LATE JAGAT SARMA VILL- SRIPURDEOR Page No.# 137/409 P.O- ADALBARI DIST- BAKSA 233: BANI KT.MEDHI S/O-LATE GOLAK MEDHI VILL- SRIPURDEOR P.O- ADALBARI DIST- BAKSA 234: GOPAL RAJBONGSHI S/O-LATE.NARENDRA RJBONGSHI VILL- BARKHAPA P.O- BARKHAPA DIST- BAKSA 235: BASUNDHARI TALUKDAR S/O- AMRIT TALUKDAR VILL-BHURKUCHI P.O. 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LAHOR DEKA VILL-1NO KAKI (NIZARA PAR) P.O. KAKI PIN- 782442 266: BHULARAM KALITA S/O- LT. KAMAL KALITA VILL-1NO. KAKI P.O. - KAKI CHAR ALI PIN- 782442 DIST -HOJAI 267: MAYA GUPTA S/O- LT. JITENDRA KR. GUPTTA VILL- DOBOKA TOWN P.O.- DOBOKA PIN- 782440 DIST -HOJAI Page No.# 142/409 268: NAZIM UDDIN S/O-LT.SARAFAT ALI VILL-FARMARPAR P.O. KHARIKHANA PIN- 782446 DIST -HOJAI 269: ABDUL KASHEM CHOWDHURY S/O- LT. MAKADAS ALI VILL-JUNGLE BLOCK P.O. - JUNGLE BLOCK PIN- 782428 DIST -HOJAI 270: ABDUL HUSSAIN S/O- LT. MOKHLISUR RAHMAN VILL- JUNGLE BLOCK P.O.- JUNGLE BLOCK PIN- 782428 DIST -HOJAI 271: JITENDRA NATH BHUYAN S/O- LT. BHOGESWER BHUYAN VILL-1NO KAKI P.O. - KAKI CHARI ALI PIN- 782446 DIST -HOJAI 272: PRITHWIBANENDU ROY S/O- LT. GURUDAS ROY VILL-BISHNUPALLY HOJAI TOWN WARD NO.18 P.O. - HOJAI PIN- 782435 DIST -HOJAI 273: BIBHA PAUL S/O- LT.DIGENDRA CH. 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AMAR NATH LALA R/O- VILL- SREEMA BHABAN ANANDA PALLI Page No.# 144/409 WARD NO - 1 LUMDING TOWN PIN- 782447 DIST -HOJAI 282: SEPHALI PAUL D/O- GOPAL KRISHNA PAUL VILL- BARBAZAR LUMDING TOWN P.O. - LUMDING PIN- 782447 DIST -HOJAI 283: SATISH CH. MAZUMDER S/O- LT. JADAB CH. MAZUMDAR VILL-ANANDA PALLI WARD NO-1 UMDING TOWN P.O. - HOJAI PIN- 782447 DIST -HOJAI 284: AROTI DUTTA W/O- SAMARENDRA NATH DUTTA R/O- VILL-VIVEKANANDA PALLI P.O. -SETTELMENT ROAD PIN- 788772 DIST -HOJAI 285: FAZLUL KARIM S/O-LT. HAFIZ USUF VILL-MAHGURI P.O-SINGARI MADRASSA DIST-NAGAON PIN-782124 286: PRADIP KR.MUKTIAR S/O-LT. PREMA KNTA MUKTIAR VILL-PASHIM JALAH P.O-UPARUJARA DIST-NAGAON PIN-782101 287: SAJIDUR RAHMAN S/O-LT. ABDUR KABIR VILL-SOLOGURI P.O-SOLOGURI DIST-NAGAON PIN-782123 Page No.# 145/409 288: AJIJUR RAHMAN S/O-LT. SOFOR UDDIN VILL-SOLOGURI P.O-SOLOGURI DIST-NAGAON PIN-782123 289: TARUN CH. DEKA S/O-BHOLARAM DEKA VILL.-KATAH GURI P.O-SARA GAON DIST.-NAGAON 290: SOMESWAR NATH S/O-LT. DINA RAM NATH LT. DINARAM NATH VILL-SARAGAON P.O-SARAGAON DIST-NAGAON PIN-782103 291: PRABIN DEKA S/O-LT. MUNIA DEKA VILL-SARAGAON P.O-SARAGAON DIST-NAGAON PIN-782103 292: SIRAJUL HOQUK S/O- LT. ANUWARRUL HOQUE VILL- 1NO KAKI 7NO GAON P.O- KAKI CHALCHALI DIST-HOJAI PIN-782442 293: NOMAL CHANDRA HAZARIKA S/O-HEMODHAR HAZARIKA VILL-GOSABARI P.O -BHAKTIDWAR DIST -MAJULI PIN- 785110 294: PRASANTA SAIKIA S/O-DEWRAM SAIKIA VILL-SILIKHAGURI P.O-BHAKATI DUAR Page No.# 146/409 DIST. -MAJULI PIN- 785110 295: TIRTHA NATH SAIKIA S/O-BHASI RAM SAIKIA VILL-MEKHELI GAON P.O. BONGAON DIST -MAJULI PIN- 785110 296: DHARMESWAR SAIKIA S/O-KUSH RAM SAIKIA VILL-BIHINPUR P.O. TATAYA DIST -MAJULI PIN- 785106 297: NOREN CH.HAZARIKA S/O-TOSESWAR HZARIKA VILL-HAZARIKA GAON P.O. HAZARIKA GAON DIST -MAJULI PIN- 78510 298: SASHIDHAR SAIKIA S/O-BOGAI SAIKIA VILL-MEKHELI GON P.O. BONGAON DIST -MAJULI PIN- 785110 299: PRAFULLA PRAN MAHANTA S/O-RAM CHANDRA MAHANTA VILL-TATAYA P.O. TATAYA DIST -MAJULI PIN- 785106 300: DIPEN BORAH S/O-ROBIRAM BORAH VILL-BORBIL P.O.RATANPUR DIST -MAJULI PIN- 785105 301: LOHIT CHANDRA BORAH S/O-CHANDIRAM BORAH VILL-PANIKHATI Page No.# 147/409 P.O.MOWAMARI DIST -MAJULI PIN- 785105 302: LAKHESWAR SAIKIA S/O-BHOLARAM SAIKIA VILL-TATAYA P.O.TATAYA DIST -MAJULI PIN- 785106 303: AMRIT SAIKIA S/O-BAPURAM SAIKIA VILL-TATAYA P.O.TATAYA DIST -MAJULI PIN- 785106 304: BUDURAM PAYENG S/O-JAYGESWAR PAYENG VILL- RANGACHAHI MISSING P.O.NIKINIKHOWA DIST -MAJULI PIN- 785104 305: SWARNALATA MUDOI S/O-DIGHALA MUDOI VILL- GUWALGAON P.O.GUWALGAON DIST -MAJULI PIN- 785104 306: DHIREN CH BARUAH S/O- NITAI BARUAH VILL- BHALUKMARA P.O.GUWALGAON DIST -MAJULI PIN- 785104 307: DHARANI PATHAK S/O- LATE. GHANAKANTA PATHAK VILL- MURHANI P.O.CHALCHALI DIST -NAGAON PIN- 782141 VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 4 ORS Page No.# 148/409 REP. BY THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM EDUCATION DEPTT. (SECONDARY) SACHIVALAYA DISPUR GUWAHATI-781006 ASSAM. 2:THE DIRECTOR OF SECONDARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI-781019.

3:THE DY. SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI-781019. 4:THE DIRECTOR OF ACCOUNTS AND TREASURIES GOVT. OF ASSAM DISPUR GUWAHATI-781006. 5:THE ADDL. CHIEF SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM PENSION AND PUBLIC GRIEVANCE DEPTT. DISPUR GUWAHATI-781006. ------------ Advocate for : MR S BORTHAKUR Advocate for : SC SEC. EDU. appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 4 ORS Linked Case : WP(C)/2360/2022 CHITTARANJAN GOGOI AND 38 ORS. S/O- LATE PANDU KR. GOGOI R/O- KUKURAPUHIA P.O. SASONI PIN-786610 DIST- DIBRUGARH ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT CHACHANI JAMMUNAMUKH HIGH SCHOOL (AMALGAMATED). 2: LOKNATH GOGOI S/O- LATE CHAKRADHAR GOGOI R/O- KALIAPANI Page No.# 149/409 NIRMOLIA P.O. KALIAPANI PIN-786610 DIST- DIBRUGARH ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT KALIAPANI HIGH SCHOOL(AMALGAMATED). 3: DEBOJYOTI PHUKAN S/O- LATE KHEMA PHUKAN R/O- ASOMIA GAON P.O. BALIMORA PIN- 786610 DIST- DIBRUGARH ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT ASOMIA GAON M.E. SCHOOL(AMALGAMATED).

4: DEBAJIT BORUAH S/O- LATE RATNESWAR BORUAH R/O- HALMARI DHIGHOLIA P.O. HALMARI PIN-786610 DIST- DIBRUGARH ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT RAJGARH RANGALI HIGH SCHOOL. 5: BIJOY BAILUNG S/O- LATE HARIKANTA BAILUNG R/O- DANGAR PATHER P.O. PHULAMPUR PIN-786010 DIST- DIBRUGARH ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT BOKEL HIGH SCHOOL (AMALGAMATED). 6: BUTUL BARPATRA S/O- LATE BALI BARPATRA R/O- LAHOAL PATRA GAON P.O. LAHOAL PIN-786010 DIST- DIBRUGARH ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT BOKEL HIGH SCHOOL(AMALGAMATED). 7: SURAJ KONWAR S/O- BADAN CH. KONWAR R/O- MIZMOIDUMIA P.O. MOHANBARI Page No.# 150/409 PIN-786012 ASSISTANT TEACHER AT DIKOM P.D. M.E. SCHOOL. 8: JATISH DUTTA S/O- GULUK DUTTA R/O- DHUPABOR MAIJAN GAON P.O. CHETIA GAON PIN- 786184 DIST- DIBRUGARH ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT HATIALI SENIOR BASIC SCHOOL. 9: MRS. PURNIMA PHUKAN D/O- LATE UMA PHUKAN R/O- BOKPARA KUCHIAKHANA GAON P.O. LAHOAL PIN- 786010 DIST- DIBRUGARH ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT BOKPARA M.E. SCHOOL. 10: MRS. PRERONA CHETIA C/O- ROBIN SAIKIA R/O- GHUGULONI BORBAM P.O. GARHPATHER PIN- 786613 DIST- DIBRUGARH ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT BONFUL HIGH SCHOOL. 11: MRS. PROTIKSHA CHANGMAI C/O- PUNESWAR GOGOI R/O- RANGCHALI GAON P/O- RANGCHALI DIST- DIBRUGARH ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT TILOI NAGAR HIGH SCHOOL. 12: MRS APARNA CHETIA C/O- JITEN BORAH R/O- MORAN JAYA NAGAR P.O. MORAN HAT PIN-785670 DIST- DIBRUGARH ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT TILOI NAGAR HIGH SCHOOL. Page No.# 151/409 13: HIMANTA KALITA S/O- NOGEN KALITA R/O- BHALUKMORA VILL P.O. PITHAGUTTI RAJGARH PIN- 786611 DIST- DIBRUGARH ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT NILMONI M.V. SCHOOL. 14: MRS. PORI GOGOI C/O- ANANTA GOGOI R/O- NIJMANKATTA KUCHIA KHANA GAON P.O. LAHOAL PIN-786010 DIST- DIBRUGARH ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT BOKEL HIGH SCHOOL(AMALGAMATED).

15: MRS. BULBULI MOUT C/O- TANKESWAR MOUT R/O- VIII NO. CHETIA GAON P.O. CHETIA GAON PIN-786184 DIST- DIBRUGARH ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT HATIALI SR. BASIC SCHOOL. 16: MRS. JOYA SONOWAL C/O- PRONAB SONOWAL R/O- BALIJAN CHAIDING P.O. CHABUA PIN-786184 DIST- DIBRUGARH ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT HATIALI SR. BASIC SCHOOL. 17: HARISH SAIKIA C/O- KHANGIRAM SAIKIA R/O- 16 NO. KAMALA BARI ROAD DULIAJAN P.O. DULIAJAN PIN-786602 DIST- DIBRUGARH ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT MADHUTING M.E. SCHOOL. 18: MRS. SWAPNALI SAIKIA C/O- LATE PADMA NATH SAIKIA Page No.# 152/409 R/O- 15 NO. JALONI GRANT P.O. DULIAJAN PIN- 786602 DIST- DIBRUGARH ASSAM ASSSISTANT TEACHER AT DULIAJAN UCCHA BIDYALAYA (AMALGAMATED). 19: SIMANTA BORUAH C/O- LATE HEMA BORUAH R/O- SILGRANT P.O. SILGRANT PIN-786621 DIST- DIBRUGARH ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT HARI CHANDA M.E. SCHOOL. 20: MRS. REETA DAS C/O- RANJAN HAZARIKA R/O- CHIRANG CHAPARI ATEICAL PRESS BYELANE P.O. DIBRUGARH PIN- 786001 DIST- DIBRUGARH ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT PALTAN BAZAR M.E. SCHOOL. 21: SAHADEB DAS S/O- LATE SACHINDRA DAS R/O- DIGBOIMUKH P.O.LILAPUR PIN-786602 DIST- DIBRUGARH ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT MERBIL CHACHANI M.V. SCHOOL. 22: MRS. BANANI SAIKIA C/O- MUNINDA BARUAH R/O- CHING CHAPORI P.O. DIBRUGARH PIN- 786001 DIST- DIBRUGARH ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT CHOWLKHOWA M.E. SCHOOL. 23: DEBAJIT BORAH C/O- MANIK BORAH R/O- DOLONIKUR GAON Page No.# 153/409 P.O. KHOWANG GHAT PIN-785676 DIST- DIBRUGARH ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT HALODHIBARI M.V. SCHOOL. 24: MONURANJAN GOHAIN C/O- ANIL KR GOHAIN R/O- WARD NO.4 NAHARKATIA PIN-786610 DIST- DIBRUGARH ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT MERBIL CHACHANI M.V. SCHOOL. 25: MRS. PURABI GOGOI C/O- DIGANTA DOWARAH R/O- BORRIGA MATH P.O. DIBRUGARH PIN- 786003 DIST- DIBRUGARH ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT TANTIA HIGH SCHOOL(AMALGAMATED).

26: MRS. JUGAMAI GOSWAMI C/O- MONDIP SHARMA R/O- CHARING CHAPORI PATH P.O. DIBRUGARH PIN-786001 DIST- DIBRUGARH ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT GRAHAM BAZAR BOYS HIGH SCHOOL (AMALGAMATED). 27: MRS MINAKSHI GOHAIN C/O- RONJAN CHANGMAI R/O- KUMARNICHIGA HIRANAGAR KAKOTI PATH P.O. RAJABHETA PIN- 786008 DIST- DIBRUGARH ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT SRI DURGAMANDIR HINDI M.E. SCHOOL. 28: SRI SONTOSH KUMAR BORUAH S/O-LATE SUSHIL BORUAH R/O- VILL- SEPON DEROLIGHAT Page No.# 154/409 P.O. SEPON PIN- 785613 DIST- DIBRUGARH ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT TELIAPATHER M.V. SCHOOL. 29: SRI FIRUS SONOWAL S/O- LATE BHUSHAN SONOWAL R/O- BORHULI KACHARI GAON P.O. NA-DEOGHURIA PIN-786103 DIST- DIBRUGARH ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT SENCHUR M.V. SCHOOL. 30: SRI RANJIT CHETIA S/O- LATE LALIT CHETIA R/O- LUHALI P.O. MATIAKHANA VIA- CHABUA PIN-786184 DIST- DIBRUGARH ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT NAKARI M.V. SCHOOL. 31: SRI DIMBESWAR GOGOI S/O- LATE MULUK GOGOI R/O- ALIYACHUK P.O. KOTOHA PIN-785676 DIST- DIBRUGARH ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT KALAKHOWA CHARIALI M.V. SCHOOL. 32: MR. BONIT MAHANTA S/O- BADAN CH. MAHANTA R/O- B.V.F.C.L. COLONY NAMRUP QTR. NO. 21/III/B P.O. PAR BARPUR PIN- 786623 DIST- DIBRUGARH ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT KAMAR GAON M.E. SCHOOL. 33: MRS. BINU BAKATIAL C/O- BINOD GOGOI R/O- BVFC NAMRUP COLONY SECTOR- C QTR. NO. 53 Page No.# 155/409 P.O. PARBARPUR PIN- 786623 DIST- DIBRUGARH ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT NAHARKATIA GOVT. MVS SCHOOL. 34: SRI MUKUT SAIKIA C/O- LATE SURJYA SAIKIA R/O- CHUNGICHAUK GAON P.O. BISHMILE PIN-786184 DIST- DIBRUGARH ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT DODHIA M.E. SCHOOL. 35: SRI AJAY DAS C/O- LATE BANINDAR KUMAR DAS R/O- BAMUN GAON P.O. LILAPUR PIN- 786623 DIST- DIBRUGARH ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT TELPAN RESERVE L.P. SCHOOL. 36: MRS. BABY BHAGAWATI C/O- GOBIN BAHADUR CHETRY R/O- DESAMKINER GAON P.O. KONWARI GAON PIN-786610 DIST- DIBRUGARH ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT NAHARKATIA TOWN L.P. SCHOOL. 37: SRI CHIRONJIT GOHAIN S/O- UTTAM GOHAIN R/O- BHARALUA GAON P.O. DINJOY (CHABUA) PIN-786184 DIST- DIBRUGARH ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT HATIALI SAHBONUA L.P. SCHOOL. 38: SRI GUNAKANTA BHUYAN S/O- SIBO PROSAD BHUYAN R/O- DINJOY SATRA P.O. DINJOY (CHABUA) PIN-786184 DIST- DIBRUGARH Page No.# 156/409 ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT LUHALI L.P. SCHOOL. 39: SRI DIBYANANDA SAIKIA C/O- NIPEN SAIKIA R/O- KODOMONI GAON P.O. CHABUA PIN-786184 DIST- DIBRUGARH ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT UDALUGURI L.P. SCHOOL. VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 8 ORS. THROUGH THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM SECONDARY EDUCATION DEPARTMENT. DISPUR GUWAHATI-06 2:THE STATE OF ASSAM REPRESENTED BY THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM ELEMENTARY EDUCATION DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-06 3:THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-06 4:THE ADDITIONAL CHIEF SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-06 5:THE DIRECTOR OF SECONDARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI-19 6:THE DIRECTOR OF DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI-19 7:DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER DIBRUGARH P.O AND DISTRICT- DIBRUGARH PIN-786001 ASSAM 8:THE INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS DIBRUGARH DISTRICT CIRCLE P.O AND DISTRICT- DIBRUGARH ASSAM Page No.# 157/409 PIN-786001 9:THE DEPUTY INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS DIBRUGARH DISTRICT CIRCLE P.O AND DISTRICT- DIBRUGARH ASSAM PIN-786001 ------------ Advocate for : MR. S C BISWAS Advocate for : SC SEC. EDU. appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 8 ORS. Linked Case : WP(C)/8822/2019 MUMTAZ BEGUM CHOUDHURY W/O- MAINUL HAQUE LASKAR VILL. AND P.O. PURBO SUNAPUR P.S. HAILAKANDI DIST. HAILAKANDI ASSAM PIN- 788155.

VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 5 ORS. REP. BY THE COMM. AND SECY. TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM EDUCATION DEPTT. ELE. EDUCATION ASSAM GHY.-6. 2:THE CHIEF SECY. TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM DISPUR GHY.-06. 3:THE SECY. FINANCE DEPTT. (BUDGET) DISPUR GHY.-06. 4:THE SECY. PENSION AND PUBLIC GRIEVANCES DEPTT. DISPUR GHY.-06. 5:THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM Page No.# 158/409 KAHILIPARA GHY.-19. 6:THE DIST. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER HAILAKANDI DIST.- HAILAKANDI ASSAM PIN- 788151. ------------ Advocate for : MR H R A CHOUDHURY Advocate for : SC ELEM. EDU appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 5 ORS. Linked Case : WP(C)/225/2020 BURHAN UDDIN LASKAR AND 4 ORS S/O- LATE TAFAJUL ALI LASKAR VILL- RANGPUR PART-V P.O- RANGPUR SOUTH DIST- HAILAKANDI ASSAM PIN- 788155 2: ABDUL AZIZ LASKAR S/O- LATE ABDUL LATIF LASKAR VILL- APPIN PART II P.O- APPIN DIST- HAILAKANDI ASSAM PIN- 788155 3: SABNAM BAHAR LASKAR S/O- MOSAID ALI BARBHUIYA VILL- RAJESWARPUR PART-III P.O- AMALA DIST- HAILAKANDI ASSAM PIN- 788155 4: ALTAF HUSSAIN LASKAR S/O- HARUS ALI LASKAR VILL- NARAINPUR PART-II P.O- CHANDPUR (WEST) DIST- HAILAKANDI ASSAM PIN- 788155 Page No.# 159/409 5: RAHANA BEGUM BARBHUIYA W/O- AM MANZIR AHMED CHOUDHURY R/O- WARD NO. 11 P.O RATANPUR ROAD NATIONAL MARKETING ROAD DIST- HAILAKANDI ASSAM PIN- 788155 VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 3 ORS TO BE REP. BY THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT OF ASSAM EDUCATION (ELEMENTARY) DEPTT DISPUR GUWAHATI- 06 2:THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI- 19 3:THE DEEO HAILAKANDI P.O AND DIST- HAILAKANDI ASSAM PIN- 788151 4:THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-6 ------------ Advocate for : MR. N HOQUE Advocate for : SC EDU appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 3 ORS Linked Case : WP(C)/4541/2022 GEETA CHETRY AND 18 ORS D/O.- LATE BEDBAHADUR CHETRY VILL- DONGIBIL P.O.- DONGIBIL DIST.- LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF 499 NO. SOLMARI Page No.# 160/409 L.P. SCHOOL 2: PUSPA HATIBARUAH D/O.- LT. LAKHESWAR HATIBARUAH VILL- BAHUPATHAR P.O.- DULIAPATHAR DISTRICT- LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASTT. TEACHER OF PUB-GHILAMARA M.E. SCHOOL. 3: MADAN BORA SON OF BHULA BORA VILL- KACHAJULI P.O.- GABHARU TUNIJAN DISTRICT- LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASTT. TEACHER OF BISHRAMPUR L.P. SCHOOL 4: PURNA KT. PEGU S/O.- LT. KANDU PEGU VILL. AND P.O. - NA-ALI DISTRICT- LAKIMPUR ASSAM. HEAD MASTER OF 755 NO. GHAGARMUKH BALIGAON L.P. SCHOOL 5: BANI KT. PEGU SON OF GIRIN PEGU VILL- MAGURMARI P.O.- KHAGA DISTRICT- LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. HEAD TEACHER OF UJANI KOHA CHAPORI L.P. SCHOOL 6: SUKARNA PEGU D/O- JETMAL PEGU VILL- BORUNCHUK P.O.- KUMBANGCHUK DISTRICT- LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. HEAD TEACHER OF MUWAMARI L.P. SCHOOL 7: RAJIB BORI Page No.# 161/409 SON OF LT. PHULESWARI BORI VILL- DIKHOWMUKHIA P.O.-KHANAJAN DISTRICT-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. HEAD TEACHER OF BARBAM PATHAR L.P. SCHOOL 8: MONDESWAR DOLEY SON OF LT. NONDESWAR DOLEY VILL- GAMCHUK P.O.- ACHARAKATA BALIJAN DISTRICT- LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. STT. TEACHER OF SIMALUGURI PURNIMA L.P. SCHOOL 9: MD. NAJIULLAH SON OF RASIDULLAH VILL- MAJARTIKA P.O.- ANGARKHOWA DISTRICT- LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASTT.TEACHER OF FARUKIA M.E. MADRASSA. 10: GONESH PHUKAN SON OF BHUGARAM PHUKAN VILL- AMGURI P.O.- KHAGA DISTRICT- LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASTT.TEACHER OF TELAHI SUBANSIRI HIGH SCHOOL 11: SUNIL DAS SON OF DIPSON DAS VILL- NAGAR GAON P.O.-KUMBANG GAON DISTRICT- LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASTT.TEACHER OF HASTINAPUR L.P. SCHOOL 12: RANJAN PAYENG SON OF JAGESWAR PAYENG VILL- CHALICHUK P.O.- GHUNASUTI DISTRICT- LAKHIMPUR Page No.# 162/409 ASSAM. ASTT. TEACHER OF BHETTALIMUKH L.P. SCHOOL 13: RAJIKA PAYENG D/O OF LT. DHRUBA PAYENG VILL- GHUNASUTI CHALICHUK P.O.- GHUNASUTI DIST- LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASTT. TEACHER OF KHAMANMUKH MOYANGIA L.P. SCHOOL 14: PADMA TAID D/O- LT. KALURAM TAID VILL- MAJ BORKHA P.O.- BORKHAMUKH DISTRICT- LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASTT. TEACHER OF BHATIKHANDA ALIMUR L.P. SCHOOL 15: MANUJ KAMAN S/O- ANDUK KAMAN VILL.- BALICHAPORI P.O.- BOGUM DIST- LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASTT. TEACHER OF ALIMUR BANCHIRAM CHUK L.P. SCHOOL 16: DHIREN DOLEY SON OF HEMKANTA P.O.- MOUKHUWA DISTRICT- LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASTT. TEACHER OF NAKUROIGURI L.P. SCHOOL. 17: JUGA PRAVA DEKA DAUGHTER OF LATE GIRISH DEKA VILL- WARD NO.3 NAKORI P.O. AND P.S.- NORTH LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASTT. TEACHER OF SOMDIRI BANTOW L.P. SCHOOL. Page No.# 163/409 18: PUSPANJALI GOGOI DAUGHTER OF LATE RUHITESWAR GOGOI VILL- MOIDAMIA P.O.- MOIDAMIA P.S.- NORTH LAKHIMPUR DISTRICT- LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF BADHAKARA M.E. SCHOOL. 19: BIJUMONI SAIKIA WIFE OF RI PRASANTA KR. BHUYAN VILL- PANBARI MAJGAON P.O.- PANBARI MAJGAON P.O.- PANBARI P.S.-NARAYANPUR DISTRICT- LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF PANBARI M.E. SCHOOL. VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 4 ORS REPRESENTED BY THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT OF ASSAM EDUCATION ( ELEMENTARY) DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI- 6.

2:THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI-19. 3:THE ADDITIONAL CHIEF SECRETARY GOVERNMENT OF ASSAM FINANCE DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-6 4:THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY GOVERNMENT OF ASSAM FINANCE DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-6 5:THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER Page No.# 164/409 LAKIMPUR ASSAM PIN- 784001 ------------ Advocate for : MR. N BORAH Advocate for : GA ASSAM appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 4 ORS Linked Case : WP(C)/2258/2022 ABDUL MALEK AND 29 ORS. S/O- ABUL HUSSAIN R/O- MANDALPARA P.O. GHANSIMULI PIN- 784115 DIST. DARRANG ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT BAHABARI M.E.M. 2: ZAKIR HUSSAIN S/O- CHAND MIAH R/O- ALIKASH P.O. GHANSIMULI PIN- 784115 DIST. DARRANG ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT SIALMARI HIGH SCHOOL (AMALGAMATED). 3: EKRAM HUSSAIN S/O- ABDUL KUDDUSH R/O- BAHABARI P.O. KHARUPETIA PIN- 784115 DIST. DARRANG ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT BAHABARI M.E.M. 4: MAMTAZ BEGUM D/O- NURUL ISLAM R/O- BAHABARI P.O. KHARUPETIA PIN-784115 DIST.DARRANG ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT BAHABARI M.E.M. Page No.# 165/409 5: PRADIP BISWAS S/O- LATE SHYAM CH. BISWAS R/O- PANBARI ROAD W.NO. 10 P.O. KHARUPETIA PIN-784115 DIST- DARRANG (ASSAM) ASSISTANT TEACHER AT THAKURPATTY L.P. SCHOOL (KHARUPETIA).

6: ALI HUSSAIN S/O- AZIZUL HOQUE R/O- ALIKASH P.O. GHANSIMULI PIN-784115 DIST- DARRANG ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT KAMARPARA M.S. MADRASSA. 7: MAHMUDA BEGUM D/O- PIAR ALI R/O- SILBORI P.O. SILBORI PIN-784114 DIST- DARRANG ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT SIRAJUL HOQUE HIGH SCHOOL(AMALGAMATED). 8: AULAD HUSSAIN S/O- MUSARAF HUSSAIN R/O- KONAKATAPARA P.O. DALGAON PIN- 784116 DIST. DARRANG ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT KHARUPETIA TOEN HINDI M.E. SCHOOL. 9: HAMIDUR RAHMAN S/O- ABDUR ROUF KHALIFA R/O- KOPATI GAON P.O. SILBORI PIN- 784114 DIST.DARRANG ASSAM HEAD MASTER AT NO. 3 KACAHRI VET TOP L.P. SCHOOL. 10: IBRAHIM ALI Page No.# 166/409 S/O- ALI AKBAR R/O- NAGAJAN P.O. KHARUPETIA PIN-784115 DIST- DARRANG ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT KHARUPETIA ADARSH HINDI M.E. SCHOOL. 11: ABDUS SAMAD S/O- BUDU SHEIKH R/O- MADHUPUR P.O. LALPOOL PIN-784514 DIST. DARRANG ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT DAKHIN NIZ BARUAJHAR L.P. SCHOOL. 12: ABDUL KALAM AZAD S/O- AHMED ALI R/O- ALISINGA JANGAL P.O. LALPOOL PIN- 784514 DIST. DARRANG ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT KALYAN BARUAJHAR L.P. SCHOOL. 13: EUSUF ALI S/O- LATE ABDUL HAMID R/O- NADIRMUKH P.O. KHARUPETIA PIN- 784115 DIST. DARRANG ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT BECHIMARI H.S. SCHOOL (AMALGAMATED).

14: NAZLEEN BEGUM D/O- LATE ARAB ALI R/O- DALGAON P.O. DALGAON PIN- 784116 DIST. DARRANG ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT CHAKARA BASTI M. E. M. 15: SALEHA KHATUN W/O- MD. IBRAHIM ALI R/O- KHETACHAR Page No.# 167/409 P.O. KHARUPETIA PIN-784115 DIST. DARRANG ASSAM HEAD MASTER AT NO.2 ARIMARI L.P. SCHOOL. 16: ABDUL HAI S/O- ABDUL HUSSAIN R/O- NAGAJAN P.O. KHARUPETIA PIN- 784115 DIST. DARRANG ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT 52 NO. BAGICHA KASH L.P. SCHOOL. 17: MD. MUBARAK ALI S/O- MD. RAJAB ALI R/O- BORANGABARI P.O. JANGALPARA PIN- 784116 DIST. DARRANG ASSAM HEAD MASTER AT NO.2 MAGURMARI M.V.S BORANGABARI LP. SCHOOL. 18: ISLAM UDDIN S/O- ABDUL SEIKH R/O- GHANSIMULI P.O. GHANSIMULI PIN- 784115 DIST. DARRANG ASSAM HEAD MASTER AT KHAKJANI L.P. SCHOOL. 19: SAILEN CHANDRA GHOSH S/O- LATE SURESH CHANDRA GHOSH R/O- BALAGARAH P.O. KHARUPETIA PIN-784115 DIST. DARRANG ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT TAPOBAN M. E. SCHOOL. 20: MD. IMDADUL ISLAM S/O- ABUL HUSSAIN Page No.# 168/409 R/O- BARUAJHAR P.O. JANGALPARA PIN- 784116 DIST. DARRANG ASSAM HEAD MASTER AT ULUBARI L.P. SCHOOL. 21: KRISHNA KANTA MAJUMDAR S/O- LATE JAGADISH CHANDRA MAJUMDAR R/O- DALGAON P.O. DALGAON PIN-784116 DIST. DARRANG ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT DONGPARA L.P. SCHOOL. 22: AJMALA BEGUM W/O- HATEM UDDIN AHMED R/O- GADAIJHAR P.O. DALGAON PIN-784116 DIST. DARRANG ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT KHETASWAR L.P. SCHOOL. 23: MD. MUSA ALI S/O- MOKJER ALI R/O- KONAKATAPARA P.O. DALGAON PIN-784116 DIST. DARRANG ASSAM HEAD MASTER AT KONAKATAPARA L.P. SCHOOL. 24: KABAJ ALI S/O- SHAHAB ALI R/O- ISLAMPUR P.O. DALGAON PIN-784116 DIST. DARRANG ASSAM HEAD MASTER AT NC BAGHMARI L.P. SCHOOL. 25: MD. KISMAT ALI S/O- LATE AZIZUL HOQUE R/O- BARUAJHAR P.O. BECHIMARI Page No.# 169/409 PIN- 784114 DIST. DARRANG ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT CHANDPUR L.P. SCHOOL. 26: MD. ASHRAFUL ISLAM S/O- LATE MD. ABUL KASSEM R/O- CHAKARA BASTI P.O. CHAKARABASTI PIN-784116.

DIST. DARRANG ASSAM HEAD MASTER AT KHAIRAKATA TAKIMARI L.P. SCHOOL. 27: ABDUL MAZID S/O- AMIRUDDIN R/O- NO. 5 BARUAJHAR P.O. CHAKARABASTI PIN- 784116 DIST. DARRANG ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT BECHIMARI H.S. SCHOOL (AMALGAMTED). 28: SURUJ ALI S/O- LATE JAINAL ABDIN R/O- SILBORI P.O. SILBORI PIN- 784113 DIST. DARRANG ASSAM HEAD MASTER AT NO.3 KACHARI VETI TOP L.P. SCHOOL. 29: SEKANDAR ALI S/O- SAHAR ALI R/O- NALBARI P.O. SILBORI PIN-784113 DIST. DARRANG ASSAM HEAD MASTER AT NALBARI L.P. SCHOOL. 30: SAHIDUL ISLAM S/O- NUR MAHAMOD R/O- CHUKABAHI P.O. DAIPAM PIN- 784514 DIST. DARRANG Page No.# 170/409 ASSAM HEAD MASTER AT 789 NO. CHITALKATI L. P. SCHOOL. VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 8 ORS. THROUGH THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM SECONDARY EDUCATION DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-06. 2:THE STATE OF ASSAM REPRESENTED BY THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM ELEMENTARY EDUCATION DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-06 3:THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE DEPARTMENT. DISPUR GUWAHATI-06 4:THE ADDITIONAL CHIEF SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-06 5:THE DIRECTOR OF SECONDARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI-19.

6:THE DIRECTOR OF DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI-19. 7:DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER DARRANG P.O AND DISTRICT- DARRANG PIN-784529 ASSAM. 8:THE INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS DARRANG DISTRICT CIRCLE P.O AND DISTRICT- DARRANG ASSAM PIN-784529. 9:THE DEPUTY INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS DARRANG DISTRICT CIRCLE Page No.# 171/409 P.O AND DISTRICT- DARRANG ASSAM PIN-784529. ------------ Advocate for : MR D BANIA Advocate for : SC SEC. EDU. appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 8 ORS. Linked Case : WP(C)/438/2022 SANTA SEN GUPTA W/O ASHIM SEN GUPTA RESIDENT OF NORTH BONGAIGAON (BOC) GATE BONGAIGAON PO AND DIST BONGAIGAON ASSAM 783380 VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 4 ORS REPRESENTED BY THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM EDUCATION (ELEMENTARY) DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI 06 2:THE DIRECTOOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI 19 3:THE DIRECTOR OF PENSION BANPHOOL NAGAR BASISTHPUR GUWAHATI 781006 4:THE PRINCIPAL SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI 06 5:THE TREASURY OFFICER BONGAIGAON DISTRICT ------------ Advocate for : MR. S K DAS Advocate for : GA ASSAM appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 4 ORS Page No.# 172/409 Linked Case : WP(C)/7416/2017 KABITA SAIKIA W/O. LAKHI SAIKIA R/O. VILL. BORTHEKERABARI P.O. HOWAJAN DIST. LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM and 4 ORS. REP. BY THE SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM EDUCATION ELEMENTARY DEPTT. DISPUR GUWAHATI-6.

2:THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI-19. 3:THE DEPUTY INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS NORTH LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. 4:THE DIRECTOR OF PENSION HOUSEFED COMPLEX GUWAHATI ASSAM. 5:THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-6 ------------ Advocate for : MR.I ALAM Advocate for : appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM and 4 ORS. Page No.# 173/409 Linked Case : WP(C)/5086/2021 PRANJAL PEGU AND 6 ORS S/O- LT. PHULSON PEGU R/O- DAKHIN CHAPARI P.O. GOBINDAPUR DIST.- LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN- 784161 (WORKING AS ASSTT. TEACHER IN BONGALMORA H.S. SCHOOL) 2: ABU BAKKAR SIDDIQUE S/O- LT. INTAZ ALI R/O- KUTUBPUR P.O. KUTUBPUR DIST.- LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN- 784161 (WORKING AS ASSTT. TEACHER IN BONGALMORA H.S. SCHOOL) 3: KHAGEN PEGU S/O- LT. SUNESWAR PEGU R/O- KACHUTALI P.O. KACHUTALI DIST.- LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN- 784161 (WORKING AS ASSTT. TEACHER IN MORI DIKRONG H.S. SCHOOL) 4: PULIN DOLEY S/O- LT. PADMESWAR DOLEY R/O- DAKHIN CHAPARI P.O. GOBINDAPUR DIST.- LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN- 784161 (WORKING AS ASSTT. TEACHER IN JUGISUTI HIGH SCHOOL) 5: NIZARA DOLEY D/O- BISWANATH DOLEY R/O- ALIMUR DANGSHARA GAON P.O. DHAKUAKHANA DIST.- LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN- 784161 (WORKING AS ASSTT. TEACHER IN ALL ASSAM MIRI H.S. SCHOOL) 6: KIRAN PEGU Page No.# 174/409 S/O- ALIBOR PEGU R/O- DHITAIPUKHURI P.O. DHITAIPUKHURI DIST.- SIVASAGAR ASSAM PIN- 785685 (WORKING AS CRAFT TEACHER IN DHITAIPUKHURI HIGH SCHOOL) 7: NAMANJALI BARUAH W/O- JIBAN BARUAH R/O- NOWBOICHA P.O. NOWBOICHA DIST.- LAKHIMPUR ASSAM (WORKING AS ASSTT. TEACHER IN KANAKLATA MODEL GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL) VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 4 ORS REP. BY THE COMM. AND SECY. TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM EDUCATION (SECONDARY) DEPTT. DISPUR GHY-6 2:THE SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE (BUDGET) DEPTT. DISPUR GHY-6 3:THE DIRECTOR OF SECONDARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GHY-19 4:THE INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS LAKHIMPUR DISTRICT CIRCLE DIST.- LAKHIMPUR ASSAM 5:THE INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS SIVASAGAR DISTRICT CIRCLE DIST.- SIVASAGAR ASSAM ------------ Advocate for : MRS. K DEVI Advocate for : SC SEC. EDU. appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 4 ORS Linked Case : WP(C)/5082/2021 Page No.# 175/409 DINENDRA BRAHMA AND 9 ORS S/O- LATE LAKENDRA NATH BRAHMA P.O- BASBARI VILL- PAGLIJHORA PT-II DIST- KOKRAJHAR P.S- KAZIGAON PIN NO.- 783337 ASSISTANT TEACHER OF LANGKHARGURI L.P SCHOOL. 2: LACHIT BASUMATARY S/O- LAHENDRA BASUMATARY P.O- HANCHARA VILL- NO.2 CHARAGAON DIST- CHIRANG P.S- BIJNI PIN NO.- 783390 ASSISTANT TEACHER OF KHERAISALI L.P SCHOOL BLOCK- BOROBAZAR. 3: PHULEN BASUMATARY S/O- LATE ANANDA BASUMATARY P.O- JHARBISH PARI VILL- KHAYERGURI DIST- CHIRANG P.S- BIJNI PIN NO.- 783390 ASSISTANT TEACHER OF 539 NO. BATABARI L.P SCHOOL BLOCK- BOROBAZAR. 4: LAKEN GOYARY S/O- LATE BERGO RAM GOYARY P.O- SILIKHAGURI VILL- NO.1 LARKGAON (WEST) DIST- CHIRANG P.S- BIJNI PIN NO.- 783390 ASSISTANT TEACHER OF 228 NO. LARKGAON L.P SCHOOL BLOCK- BOROBAZAR. 5: UTTAM CH. KHERKATARY S/O- LATE MANIRAM KHERKATARY P.O- PANBARI Page No.# 176/409 VILL- NO. 2 BWRICHAURANG DIST- CHIRANG P.S- PANBARI PIN NO.- 783391 ASSISTANT TEACHER OF 1010 NO. BHATARMARI L.P SCHOOL BLOCK- BOROBAZAR 6: DAMAYANTI BRAHMA W/O- SURESH DAIMARY P.O- PANBARI VILL- BHATOPARA DIST- CHIRANG P.S- BIJNI PIN NO.- 783391 ASSISTANT TEACHER OF 285 NO. BHATOPARA L.P SCHOOL BLOCK- BOROBAZAR. 7: DAMANI DAIMARY W/O- MILON GAYARY P.O- PANBARI VILL- UTTAR BURIKHAMAR DIST- CHIRANG P.S- BIJNI PIN NO.- 783391 ASSISTANT TEACHER OF 126 NO. UTTAR BURIKHAMAR L.P SCHOOL BLOCK- BOROBAZAR. 8: BABULAL GAYARY S/O- LATE BALEN GAYARY AGED ABOUT- 51 P.O- BAGORGAON VILL- 2 NO. DEWANPARA DIST- CHIRANG PIN - 783390 ASSISTANT TEACHER OF 539 NO. BATABARI L.P SCHOOL BLOCK- BOROBAZAR. 9: RAMEN BASUMATARY S/O- LATE LALIT BASUMATARY P.O- SILIKHAGURI VILL- ANDHARGAON DIST- CHIRANG PIN - 783390 ASSISTANT TEACHER OF 334 NO. DAHA CHAURANG L.P SCHOOL BLOCK- BOROBAZAR. Page No.# 177/409 10: BHABEN GAYARY S/O- LATE BEROGARAN GAYARY P.O- SILIKHAGURI VILL- KHUNDASBARI DIST- CHIRANG P.S- BIJNI PIN NO.- 783390 ASSISTANT TEACHER OF 631 NO. BAORAIBARI L.P SCHOOL BLOCK- BOROBAZAR. VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 6 ORS THROUGH THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM ELEMENTARY EDUCATION DISPUR GUWAHATI-781006.

2:THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE DEPARTMENT. DISPUR GUWAHATI-06 3:THE ADDITIONAL CHIEF SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-06 4:THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI-19 5:THE BODOLAND TERRITORIAL REGION REPRESENTED BY ITS THE PRINCIPAL SECRETARY KOKRAJHAR P.O AND DISTRICT- KOKRAJHAR PIN-783370 ASSAM 6:THE DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION BODOLAND TERRITORIAL REGION KOKRAJHAR P.O AND DISTRICT- KOKRAJHAR PIN-783370 ASSAM 7:THE DEPUTY INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS Page No.# 178/409 CHIRANG KAJALGAON P.O AND DISTRICT- CHIRANG PIN-783373 ASSAM ------------ Advocate for : MR B D DAS Advocate for : SC ELEM. EDU appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 6 ORS Linked Case : WP(C)/5368/2022 DIPALI CHOUDHURY W/O- SRI RUDRASINGH CHOUDHURY RESIDENT OF VILL- BARBANG (CHOUDHURY PARA) P.O.- BARBANG P.S.- PATACHARKUCHI DIST.- BAJALI (NOW) ASSAM. PIN- 781325.

VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 7 ORS REPRESENTED BY THE COMMISSIONER AND THE SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM EDUCATION (ELEMENTARY) DEPTT. DISPUR GUWAHATI-6 2:THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM PENSION AND PUBLIC GRIEVANCE DEPTT. ASSAM DISPUR GUWAHATI-6. 3:THE PRINCIPAL SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE DEPARTMENT ASSAM DISPUR GUWAHATI-6. 4:THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM Page No.# 179/409 KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI-19. 5:THE DIRECTOR OF PENSION ASSAM HOUSEFED COMPLEX DISPUR GUWAHATI-6. 6:THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER BAREPTA DIST.- BARPETA ( ASSAM) PIN- 781301. 7:THE DEPUTY INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS BAJALI SUB-DIVISION PATHSALA DIST.- BAJALI (NOW) ASSAM PIN- 781325. 8:THE TREASURY OFFICER PATHSALA TREASURY PATHSALA DIST.- BAJALI (NOW) ASSAM PIN- 781325. ------------ Advocate for : MR. K R PATGIRI Advocate for : SC ELEM. EDU appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 7 ORS Linked Case : WP(C)/947/2022 SMTI. DIPIKA TALUKDAR AND ANR D/O THIRESWAR DAS VILL- METUAKUCHI P.O.-BARPETA P.S.-BARPETA DIST- BARPETA ASSAM 2: MUSTAFA KAMAL S/O LATE BHOGI SHEK VILL- ISLAMPUR P.O.-DALGAON P.S.-DALGAON DIST- DARRANG Page No.# 180/409 ASSAM VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 5 ORS TO BE REPRESENTED BY THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM EDUCATION (ELEMENTARY) DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-6 2:THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-6 3:THE DIRECTOR ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI-19 4:THE ACCOUNTANT GENERAL ASSAM GUWAHATI 5:THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER BARPETA P.O.-BARPETA P.S.-BARPETA DIST-BARPETA ASSAM 6:THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER DARRANG P.O.-DALGAON P.S.-DALGAON DIST-DARRANG ASSAM ------------ Advocate for : MR. A M BARBHUIYA Advocate for : SC ELEM. EDU appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 5 ORS Linked Case : WP(C)/6627/2021 KANAK CH DEKA AND 2 ORS S/O SUKLASWAR DEKA R/O DHEKIPARA P.O. DHEKIPARA DIST. DARRANG Page No.# 181/409 ASSAM PIN-784145 (WORKING AS ASSISTANT TEACHER IN KARCHARIDAL HIGH SCHOOL) 2: PRATUL SARMA S/O MAKI NATH SARMA R/O GOPALPUK P.O. SIPAJHAR DIST. DARRANG ASSAM PIN-784145 (WORKING AS ASSISTANT TEACHER IN DAHI GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL) 3: KUL BAHADUR CHETRY S/O LATE PREM BAHADUR CHETRY R/O BARNAGAON P.O. BARNAGAON DIST. UDALGURI ASSAM PIN-784509 (WORKING AS ASSISTANT TEACHER IN BACHIMARI H.S. SCHOOL) VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 4 ORS REP. BY THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM EDUCATION (SECONDARY) DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-6.

2:THE SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE (BUDGET) DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-6. 3:THE DIRECTOR OF SECONDARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI-19. 4:THE INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS DARRANG DISTRICT CIRCLE DIST. DARRANG ASSAM 5:THE INSPECTOR OF SCHOOL Page No.# 182/409 UDALGURI DISTRICT CIRCLE DISTRICT- UDALGURI ASSAM ------------ Advocate for : MRS. K DEVI Advocate for : SC SEC. EDU. appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 4 ORS Linked Case : WP(C)/336/2018 ANWAR UDDIN MAZARBHUIYA S/O HAJI SANAHAR ALI MAZARBHUIYA R/O VILL- BOALIPAR PART-II P.O. BOALIPAR P.S. HAILAKANDI DIST. HAILAKANDI ASSAM ASSTT. TEACHER OF KALINAGAR SR. BASIC SCHOOL 2: KUTUBUDDIN MAZUMDAR S/O LT. ATAUR RAHMAN MAZUMDAR R/O VILL- BARNAGED P.O. BARNAGED P.S. HAILAKANDI DIST. HAILAKANDI ASSAM ASSTT. TEACHER OF UTTAR NARAINPUR PUBLIC ME SCHOOL 3: TAYABUR RAHMAN LASKAR S/O ABDUL HAQUE LASKAR R/O VILL- BATIRKUPA P.O. BATIRKUPA P.S. AND DIST. HAILAKANDI ASSTT. TEACHER OF HAZI JULAP RAJA MEM SCHOOL 4: FORIZUDDIN LASKAR S/O JONAB ALI LASKAR R/O VILL- BHATIRKUPA P.O. BHATIRKUPA P.S. AND DIST. HAILAKANDI ASSTT. TEACHER OF 419 SAFAR ALI L.P. SCHOOL 5: NURUL HAQUE CHOUDHURY S/O LT. MOZMON ALI CHOUDHURY Page No.# 183/409 R/O VILL- BOALIPAR PART-V P.O. BOALIPAR P.S. HAILAKANDI DIST. HAILAKANDI ASSAM ASSTT. TEACHER OF DHOLAI H.C. M.V. SCHOOL 6: NURUL ISLAM BARBHUIYA S/O LT. ARJID ALI BARBHUIYA R/O VILL- MOHANPUR P.O. MOHANPUR P.S. ALGAPUR DIST. HAILAKANDI ASSAM 7: MD NIZAMUDDIN MAZUMDAR S/O MD. ABDUL KHALIQUE MAZUMDAR R/O VILL- PURBASONAPUR P.O. RATANAPUR P.S. HAILAKANDI DIST. HAILAKANDI ASSAM ASSTT. TEACHER OF RATANPUR ME SCHOOL 8: KAZI RAYHAN UDDIN S/O KAZI MOTIUR RAHMAN R/O VILL- BHATINPURA P.O. BHATINPURA P.S. HAILAKANDI DIST. HAILAKANDI ASSAM ASSTT. TEACHER OF BHATIRKUPA M.E. SCHOOL 9: RAFIQUE UDDIN LASKAR S/O ALI AHMED LASKAR R/O VILL- BALIRKUPA P.O. BALIRKUPA P.S. HAILAKANDI DIST. HAILAKANDI ASSAM ASSTT. TEACHER SARASPUR MEM SCHOOL 10: CHAMPA KHANOM LASKAR S/O SAMSUDDIN LASKAR R/O VILL- NIMAI CHANDRAPUR P.O. NITYANANDAPUR P.S. HAILAKANDI Page No.# 184/409 DIST. HAILAKANDI ASSAM ASSTT. TEACHER 75 NIMAICHANPUR L.P. SCHOOL 11: IMDADUR RAHMAN LASKAR S/O ABUL SATTAR LASKAR R/O VILL- BTIRKUPA P.O. BATIRKUPA P.S. HAILAKANDI DIST. HAILAKANDI ASSAM ASSTT. TEACHER OF 322 DIMAMUKH L.P. SCHOOL 12: SUNAB ALI BARBHUIYA S/O M. UDDIN BARBHUIYA VILL- NARAINPUR-II P.O. NARAINPUR P.S. HAILAKANDI DIST. HAILAKANDI ASSAM ASSTT. TEACHER OF 107 SAIBUTTAR L.P. SCHOOL 13: HAIDAR HUSSAIN BARBHUIYA S/O MD ASHABUDDIN BARBHUIYA R/O VILL- MATIJURI P.O. MATIJURI P.S. HAILAKANDI DIST. HAILAKANDI ASSAM ASSTT. TEACHER OF MUKAMTILLA L.P. SCHOOL 14: HENA BEGUM LASKAR D/O LT. SAJID RAJA LASKAR R/OVILL- BOALIPAR-1 P.O. BOALIPAR P.S. HAILAKANDI DIST. HAILAKANDI ASSAM ASSTT. TEACHER OF 587 NO. PACHATILLA L.P. SCHOOL 15: ZAKIR HUSSAIN LASKAR S/O ABDUL LATIF LASKAR R/O VILL- APPIN -II P.S. HAILAKANDI DIST. HAILAKANDI ASSAM ASSTT. TEACHER OF PAHARGAON AZIMIA M.E. SCHOOL Page No.# 185/409 16: ABDUL HUSSAIN LASKAR S/OMD. ALAUDDIN LASKAR R/O VILL- VILL AND P.O. NARAINPUR PT.V P.S. HAILAKANDI DIST. HAILAKANDI ASSAM ASSTT. TEACHER OF JANAMANGAL SR BASIC SCHOOL 17: SALEH AHMED BARBHUIYA S/O GIYAS UDDIN BARBHUIYA VILL- BRAJAPUR-III P.O. BRJPUR P.S. HAILAKANDI DIST. HAILAKANDI ASSAM ASSTT. TEACHER OF 19 DAKHIN MOHANPUR L.P. SCHOOL 18: ATAUR RAHMAN LASKAR S/O LT. TAFAZUL ALI LASKAR R/O VILL- RONGPUR NORTH P.O. RONGPUR P.S. HAILAKANDI DIST. HAILAKANDI ASSAM ASSTT. TEACHER OF 69 NORTH NITYANANDAPUR L.P. SCHOOL 19: SOROFUDDIN LASKAR S/O LT. MUJAMIL ALI LASKARR/O VILL- BARNAGAD P.O. BARNAGAD P.S. HAILAKANDI DIST. HAILAKANDI ASSAM ASSTT. TEACHER OF 425 KUNAGRAM L.P. SCHOOL 20: ABDUR RAZZAK BARBHUYAN S/O LT. JALAL UDDIN BARBHUIYA VILL- BARNAGAD ALGAPUR P.O. ALGAPUR P.S. HAILAKANDI DIST. HAILAKANDI ASSAM ASSTT. TEACHER OF NORTH MOHANPUR GOVT. JR. BASIC SCHOOL. 21: BAHARUDDIN CHOUDHURY S/O LT. AKADES ALI CHOUDHURY R/O VILL AND P.O. ALGAPUR P.S. HAILAKANDI Page No.# 186/409 DIST. HAILAKANDI ASSAM ASSTT. TEACHER OF CHANDIPUR M.E. SCHOOL 22: FAKRUIL ISLAM LASKAR S/O ABDULLA MIA LASKAR P.O. KALIBARI BAZAR P.S. HAILAKANDI DIST. HAILAKANDI ASSAM ASSTT. TEACHER OF 173 DHOLIDHAR L.P. SCHOOL 23: ABU SAYED LASKAR S/O HARUN RASHID LASKAR R/O VILL- TUPKHANA P.O. NARAINPUR P.S. HAILAKANDI DIST. HAILAKANDI ASSAM ASSTT. TEACHER OF 705 NO.KANCHANPUR L.P. SCHOOL 24: NURUL ISLAM MAZUMDER S/O HABIBUR RAHMAN MAZUMDER R/O VILL- BARNAGAD P.O. KALIBARI BAZAR P.S. ALGAPUR DIST. HAILAKANDI ASSAM ASSTT. TEACHER OF 558 NO. SWARUPRAM L.P. SCHOOL VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM REP. BY THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM EDUCATION (ELEMENTARY) DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-6 2:THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI-19 3:THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER HAILAKANDI ASSAM 4:THE SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE (BUDGET) DEPARTMENT DISPUR Page No.# 187/409 GUWAHATI-6 ------------ Advocate for : MRS. K DEVI Advocate for : SC EDU appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM Linked Case : WP(C)/8911/2019 NAZRUL ISLAM LASKAR S/O- LT MUBESSIN ALI LASKAR VILL- BOALIPAR PART-III P.O. BOALIPAR BAZAR P.S. HAILAKANDI DIST- HAILAKANDI ASSAM PIN- 788155 VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 5 ORS. REP. BY THE COMM. AND SECY. TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM EDUCATION DEPTT. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM DISPUR GHY-6 2:THE CHIEF SECY. TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM DISPUR GHY-6 3:THE SECRETARY FINANCE DEPTT. (BUDGET) DISPUR GHY-6 4:THE SECRETARY PENSION AND PUBLIC GRIEVANCES DEPTT. DISPUR GHY-6 5:THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GHY-19 6:THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER HAILAKANDI DIST- HAILAKANDI Page No.# 188/409 ASSAM PIN- 788151 ------------ Advocate for : MR H R A CHOUDHURY Advocate for : SC ELEM. EDU appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 5 ORS. Linked Case : WP(C)/6893/2021 KHIREN MAHANTA S/O LATE HIRA MAHANTA RESIDENT OF LOMATI PO DIGARU PS SONAPUR DIST KAMRUP ASSAM 782401 WORKING AS ASSISTANT TEACHER IN DIMORIA HIGH SCHOOL VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 3 ORS REPRESENTED BY THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM EDUCATION (SECONDARY) DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI 06 2:THE SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE (BUDGET) DEPARMTENT DISPUR GUWAHATI 06 3:THE DIRECTOR OF SECONDARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI 19 4:THE INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS KAMRUP DISTRICT CIRCLE DIST KAMRUP ASSAM ------------ Advocate for : MRS. K DEVI Advocate for : SC SEC. EDU. appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 3 ORS Page No.# 189/409 Linked Case : WP(C)/5679/2021 MAHANANDA TALUKDAR S/O- LT. UBHESWAR TALUKDAR R/O- DURAMARI P.O. SORBHAG DIST.- BARPETA ASSAM PIN- 781317 (WORKING AS LOWER DIVISIONAL ASSTT. IN RUPOSI HIGH SCHOOL) VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 4 ORS REP. BY THE COMM. AND SECY. TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM EDUCATION (SECONDARY) DEPTT. DISPUR GHY-6 2:THE COMM. AND SECY. TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE (BUDGET) DEPTT. DISPUR GHY-6 3:THE DIRECTOR OF SECONDARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GHY-19 4:THE DY. DIRECTOR SECONDARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GHY-19 5:THE INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS BARPETA DIST.- BARPETA ASSAM ------------ Advocate for : MRS K DEVI Advocate for : SC SEC. EDU. appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 4 ORS Linked Case : WP(C)/4902/2021 Page No.# 190/409 RAMENDRA NATH ROY AND 61 ORS S/O- LATE RANJIT KR. ROY VILL- GAURIPUR WARD NO.1 P.O AND P.S -GAURIPUR DISTRICT- DHUBRI ASSAM PIN- 783331 ASSISTANT TEACHER GAURIPUR U.M BIDYALAYA M.E SCHOOL DEPUTY INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS DHUBRI. 2: KAMAL CHANDRA ROY S/O- LATE HALESWAR ROY VILL- SUKHATIKHATA P.O -RUPSI DISTRICT- DHUBRI ASSAM PIN- 783331 ASSISTANT TEACHER SAHEBGANJ HIGH SCHOOL (AMALGAMATED) INSPECTOR OF SCHOOL DHUBRI. 3: GOLAP UDDIN ALI SK. S/O- OSMAN ALI SK. VILL AND P.O- DEBOTTAR HASDAHA PT VI P.S -GAURIPUR DISTRICT- DHUBRI ASSAM PIN- 783334 ASSISTANT TEACHER KACHARIHAT M.E SCHOOL DHUBRI. 4: DULAL CH. ROY S/O- BROJOMOHAN ROY VILL- GAURIPUR WARD NO.1 P.O AND P.S -GAURIPUR DISTRICT- DHUBRI ASSAM PIN- 783331 ASSISTANT TEACHER PAGLAHAT M.V SCHOOL BLOCK- AGOMONI. Page No.# 191/409 5: MONOWAR HUSSAIN S/O- SHANESH ALI VILL- JHAGRARPAR(NEAR CIVIL HOSPITAL) P.O -JHAGRARPAR DISTRICT- DHUBRI ASSAM PIN- 783325 ASSISTANT TEACHER GAURIPUR U.M BIDYALAYA M.E SCHOOL DEPUTY INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS DHUBRI. 6: PRASANTA DUTTA CHOUDHURY S/O- LATE SUKUMAR DUTTA CHOUDHURY VILL- GAURIPUR WARD NO.1 P.O AND P.S -GAURIPUR DISTRICT- DHUBRI ASSAM PIN- 783331 ASSISTANT TEACHER MADHUSOULMARI DARULUMM M.E MADRASSA BLOCK (EDUCATIONAL)- GAURIPUR. 7: ANKITA ROY C/O- PRASANATA DUTTA CHOUDHURY VILL- GAURIPUR WARD NO.1 P.O AND P.S -GAURIPUR DISTRICT- DHUBRI ASSAM PIN- 783331 ASSISTANT TEACHER CHINMAYEE GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS DHUBRI 8: KSHITISH KUMAR ROY S/O- LATE SARBESWAR ROY VILL- LALKURA PT-1 P.O- SAHEBGANJ P.S -GAURIPUR DISTRICT- DHUBRI ASSAM PIN- 783331 ASSISTANT TEACHER CHAPGARH H.F.M ACADEMY (AMALGAMATED) INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS DHUBRI Page No.# 192/409 9: DHANANJOY CHAKRABARTHY S/O- NANI GOPAL CHAKRABORTY VILL- GAURIPUR WARD NO.3 P.O AND P.S -GAURIPUR DISTRICT- DHUBRI ASSAM PIN- 783331 ASSISTANT TEACHER LAKHIMARI M.E SCHOOL BEEO- GOLAKGANJ. 10: BIDYUT KUMAR DEY S/O- LATE BINOY KUMAR DEY VILL- GAURIPUR WARD NO.2 P.O -GAURIPUR DISTRICT- DHUBRI ASSAM PIN- 783331 ASSISTANT TEACHER H.M.J MADRASSA ASHARIKANDI BEEO- GAURIPUR. 11: MADHAB DEB CHOUDHURY S/O- LATE JAGADISH CHANDRA CHOUDHURY VILL- GAURIPUR WARD NO.2 P.O -GAURIPUR DISTRICT- DHUBRI ASSAM PIN- 783331 ASSISTANT TEACHER DIHIDARPARA M.V SCHOOL GAURIPUR DEPUTY INSPECTOR OF SCHOOL DHUBRI. 12: RAMENDRA NATH ROY S/O- LATE PURNA CH. ROY VILL- DUKHI- SUKHI PT-1 P.O -MOTERJHAR Page No.# 193/409 PIN- 783334 DISTRICT- KOKRAJHAR (BTR) ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER MAJERALGA SIMULTOLA M.E MADRASSA BLOCK- BEEO- GAURIPUR DHUBRI 13: KALPANA RANI DEBNATH C/O- JAYANTA KUMAR NATH VILL- DUKHI- SUKHI PT-1 P.O -GAURIPUR WARD NO.3 DISTRICT- DHUBRI ASSAM PIN- 783331 ASSISTANT TEACHER GAURIPUR GIRLS M.E.M. D.I DHUBRI 14: DALIMI ROY C/O- RAJIB ROY VILL- BANIAMARI P.O -SAHEBGANJ DISTRICT- DHUBRI PIN- 783331 ASSISTANT TEACHER NABA BHARAT PATHSALA HIGH SCHOOL. I.S DHUBRI 15: PULAK KUMAR DEY S/O- DHIRENDRA KUMAR DEY DOB- 30/11/1968 AGE-53 VILL- BIDYANDABRI PT-V P.O -MAHAMAYAHAT P.D- GOLAKANJ DISTRICT- DHUBRI PIN- 783331 ASSISTANT TEACHER MAILKANI DEVI M.E SCHOOL. BLOCK- EDUCATION Page No.# 194/409 AGOMANI 16: APURBA GOHAIN S/O- LATE MINA RAM GOHAIN DOB- 01/12/1973 AGE-48 VILL- KALDOBA PART 1 P.O AND P.S -AGOMANI DISTRICT- DHUBRI PIN- 783335 ASSISTANT TEACHER AGOMANI SENIOR BASIC SCHOOL. BLOCK- EDUCATION AGOMANI. 17: MADAN CH. SEAL S/O- SRI LANKESWAR SEAL DOB- 20/07/1973 AGE-48 P.O -DEBOTTAR GASDAHA DISTRICT- DHUBRI PIN- 783335 ASSISTANT TEACHER CHITTALKATI M.E.M BEEO- GAURIPUR. 18: MALAY KUMAR BARMAN S/O- LATE SURESH CHANDRA BARMAN VILL- GAURIPUR WARD NO. 1 P.O -GAURIPUR DISTRICT- DHUBRI PIN- 783335 ASSISTANT TEACHER SOUTH SALMARA GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL (AMALGAMATED) INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS DHUBRI. 19: GOBINDA BISWAS S/O- LATE SADANANDA BISWAS DOB- 30/04/1973 AGE-48 VILL- RUPSI PART 1 Page No.# 195/409 P.O -RUPSI DISTRICT- KOKRAJHAR PIN- 783331 ASSISTANT TEACHER KHALISAMARI M.V SCHOOL FAKIRGANJ BEEO- SOUTH SALMARA. 20: MIRZA MD. SHAHADAT HUSSAIN S/O- LATE SAMSHER ALI DOB- 30/04/1973 AGE-48 VILL- JHASHKAL PART II P.O -RUPSI P.S- AGOMANI DISTRICT- DHUBRI ASSAM PIN- 783335 AGOMANI GIRLS M.E SCHOOL BLOCK- AGOMANI. 21: AYOUB ALI HUSSAIN S/O- LATE MANUDDIN HUSSAIN DOB- 30/04/1969 AGE-52 VILL- KALDOBA PART I P.O - AGOMANI P.S- AGOMANI DISTRICT- DHUBRI ASSAM PIN- 783335 AGOMANI GIRLS M.E SCHOOL BLOCK- AGOMANI. 22: MINAJUL HAQUE S/O- AFAZUDDIN SARKAR DOB- 01/03/1967 AGE-54 VILL- JHAPUSABARI PART II P.O - JHAPUSABARI P.S- AGOMANI Page No.# 196/409 DISTRICT- DHUBRI ASSAM PIN- 783335 RANPAGLI M.V SCHOOL. BLOCK- AGOMANI. 23: BABAR ALI SK. S/O- KASHEM ALI SK. DOB- 30/04/1969 AGE-52 VILL- KACHAKHANA P.O - KACHAKHANA P.S- TAMARHAT DISTRICT- DHUBRI ASSAM PIN- 783334 JHAKUABARI M.E MADRASSA BLOCK- AGOMANI. 24: AKHIL CHANDRA SHIL S/O- LATE NITAI PADA SHIL DOB- 01/02/1969 AGE-52 VILL- UJANPETA PART I P.O - UJANPETA DISTRICT- DHUBRI ASSAM PIN- 783332 KUMARGANJ HIGH SCHOOL. (AMALGAMATED) I.S DHUBRI 25: BHUPESH CH. KARMAKAR S/O- LATE APURVA KARMAKAR VILL- BORO CHARAIKHOLA P.O - BORO CHARAIKHOLA DISTRICT- DHUBRI ASSAM PIN- 783334 ASSISTANT TEACHER CHARAIKHOLA HARIRDHAM UPGRADE M.V SCHOOL BLOCK- AGOMANI. Page No.# 197/409 26: AZAD ALI AHMED S/O- LATE MANSUR ALI DOB- 16/11/1978 AGE-43 VILL- BHAMANDAGA PART II P.O - JHAPUSABARI P.S- AGOMANI DISTRICT- DHUBRI ASSAM PIN- 783335 MAILKANI DEVI SCHOOL. (AMALGAMATED) BLOCK- AGOMANI. 27: AZIZUL HOQUE SARKAR S/O- LATE RIAZUDDIN SARKAR DOB- 05/01/1968 AGE-53 VILL- SAGOLIA PART II P.O - SAGOLIA P.S- AGOMANI DISTRICT- DHUBRI ASSAM PIN- 783335 RATIADAHA CHAR M.E MADRASSA BLOCK- GOLAKGANJ. 28: ABDUL HANIF MOLLAH S/O- SUJAN ALI MOLLAH DOB- 24/04/1963 AGE-58 VILL- NORTH TOKRERCHARA PART I P.O - GOLAKGANJ DISTRICT- DHUBRI PIN- 783334 RATIADAHA HIGH SCHOOL. (AMALGAMATED) BLOCK- GOLAKGANJ. 29: SHYAMAL CH. BISWAS S/O- DIGEN BISWAS DOB- 30/04/1968 AGE-53 VILL- NOONMATI PART I P.O - HATIPOTA P.S- CHAPAR DISTRICT- DHUBRI Page No.# 198/409 PIN- 783348 RATIADAHA HIGH SCHOOL. (AMALGAMATED).

30: SANJOY KUMAR ROY S/O- LATE BIRENDRA NATH ROY DOB- 25/11/1967 AGE-54 VILL- BANIAMARI P.O - SAHEBGANJ P.S- GOLAGANJ DISTRICT- DHUBRI PIN- 783331 1925 NO. DUMARDAHAKASBARI L.P SCHOOL. BEEO- GOLAKGANJ. 31: SANTA CHAKRABORTY S/O- SRI SASHI BHUSAN CHAKRABORTY DOB- 28/02/1971 AGE-50 VILL- KHEKSHIALY P.O - DEBOTTAR HASDAHA P.S- GOLAGANJ DISTRICT- DHUBRI PIN- 783334 262 NO. KURIRPAR L.P SCHOOL. BEEO- GOLAKGANJ. 32: MANTESWAR RAY S/O- LATE PARESH CH. RAY DOB- 01/01/1974 AGE-47 VILL-PURNI P.O - KACHAKHANA P.S- GOLAGANJ DISTRICT- DHUBRI PIN- 783334 722 NO. MAISA TATIYA L.P SCHOOL BEEO- AGOMANI. 33: GIRISH CH. ROY S/O- LATE BIPIN CH. ROY DOB- 24/12/1964 AGE-57 VILL-BALAJAN Page No.# 199/409 P.O - BALAJAN P.S- GAURIPUR DISTRICT- DHUBRI PIN- 783331 2333 NO. UCHITA SOUTH RAIPUR L.P SCHOOL BEEO- GOLAKGANJ. 34: PRANAB KR. SAHA S/O- LATE GANESH CH. SAHA DOB- 04/03/1972 AGE-49 VILL-RAMRAI KUTI PT-II P.O - SATRASAL P.S- AGOMANI DISTRICT- DHUBRI PIN- 783335 ASSISTANT TEACHER SATRASAL M.E SCHOOL (AMALGAMATED) BEEO- AGOMANI. 35: SEFALI BALA RAY S/O- DALIM CH. RAY DOB- 10/02/1974 AGE-47 VILL-GHARIALDANGA PT-I P.O - MAHAMAYAHAT P.S- GOLAKGANJ DISTRICT- DHUBRI PIN- 783335 ASSISTANT TEACHER 2351 NO. GHARIALDANGA L.P SCHOOL BEEO- AGOMANI. 36: MAINUL HOQUE S/O- SABUR ALI DOB- 01/07/1969 AGE-52 VILL-KALDOBA PT-II P.O AND P.S - AGOMANI Page No.# 200/409 DISTRICT- DHUBRI PIN- 783335 HEAD TEACHER 2209 NO. SAINALER KUTI L.P SCHOOL BEEO- AGOMANI. 37: ABDUR RAHMAN S/O- LATE MAFIZ UDDIN SK. DOB- 05/06/1967 AGE-54 VILL- TALLI PT-II P.O - BELGURI P.S- AGOMANI DISTRICT- DHUBRI PIN- 783334 HEAD TEACHER 1391 NO. RAMRAIKUTI L.P SCHOOL BEEO- AGOMANI. 38: SAIDUR RAHMAN SARKAR S/O- LATE GIAS UDDIN SARKAR DOB- 13/01/1966 AGE-55 VILL- JHAPUSABARI PT-3 P.O - S. JHAPUSABARI P.S- AGOMANI DISTRICT- DHUBRI PIN- 783335 HEAD TEACHER 188(B) NO. JHAKUSAPARA U.G L.P SCHOOL BEEO- AGOMANI. 39: RAMZAN ALI S/O- WAZ ALI SHEIKH DOB- 29/01/1966 AGE-55 VILL- MADHUSOULMARI PT-II P.O - MADHUSOULMARI Page No.# 201/409 P.S- GAURIPUR DISTRICT- DHUBRI PIN- 783331 ASSISTANT TEACHER MADHUSOULMARI DARULULUM M.E MADRASSA (AMALGAMATED) BEEO- GAURIPUR. 40: AMZAD ALI SK. S/O- LATE CHANADDI SK. DOB-05/01/1965 AGE- 56 VILL- DAOBHANGI P.O - RUPSI P.S- GAURIPUR DISTRICT- DHUBRI PIN- 783331 HEAD TEACHER 1236 NO. KHAGRABARI L.P SCHOOL BEEO- GOLAKGANJ. 41: JOYBOR ALI SK. S/O- ANEULLAH SK. DOB- 21/06/1975 AGE-45 VILL- BORHANGI PT-I P.O - DIMAKURI P.S- GOLAKGANJ DISTRICT- DHUBRI PIN- 783334 HEAD TEACHER 496 NO. KEDAR L.P SCHOOL BEEO- GOLAKGANJ. 42: DIPAK NATH DAS C/O- LATE KEDAR NATH DAS DOB-12/04/1969 AGE- 52 Page No.# 202/409 P.O - GAURIPUR BARUAPATTY WARD NO.2 DISTRICT- DHUBRI PIN- 783331 ASSISTANT TEACHER 7770 UTTAR BARUNDANGA L.P SCHOOL BEEO- GOLAKGANJ. 43: MADAN MOHAN RAY. C/O- LATE SATISH CHANDRA RAY DOB-01/12/1965 AGE- 55 P.O - KACHARIHAT DISTRICT- DHUBRI PIN- 783334 HEAD TEACHER 2149 NO. DIMAKURI L.P SCHOOL BEEO- GOLAKGANJ. 44: SAMUDA BEGUM. C/O- LATE MOJBAR RAHMAN DOB-29/02/1968 AGE- 53 P.O - BAGHMAR DISTRICT- DHUBRI PIN- 783345 ASSISTANT TEACHER 358 NO. BAGHMARI L.P SCHOOL BEEO- BILASIPARA. 45: SHAHNAJ BEGUM C/O- KETAB ALI DOB-02/04/1975 AGE- 46 P.O - GAURIPUR WARD NO.4 DISTRICT- DHUBRI PIN- 783345 ASSISTANT TEACHER KHASH KHAMAR M.E SCHOOL Page No.# 203/409 BEEO- GAURIPUR. 46: SABNAM SULTANA C/O- MOFIZUL ISLAM PRADHANI DOB-01/01/1977 AGE- 44 VILL- BIDYAPARA PT-II (BHATIGAON) P.O - A.M.C ROAD DISTRICT- DHUBRI ASSISTANT TEACHER 1089 NO. MORIOM MEMORIAL L.P SCHOOL D.I SCHOOL DHUBRI. 47: ESKANDER MIRZA C/O- AKHTAR HUSSAIN DOB-31/12/1975 AGE- 46 P.O - TIAMARI P.S- GAURIPUR DISTRICT- DHUBRI ASSISTANT TEACHER 113 NO. BEGUNTALII L.P SCHOOL BEEO- GAURIPUR. 48: ZAKIR SARKAR C/O- LATE ABDUR RAHMAN SARKAR DOB-30/05/1964 AGE- 52 VILL- SINDURAI PT-II P.S- AGOMANI P.O - BELGURI DISTRICT- DHUBRI ASSISTANT TEACHER PHUTANIGANJ M.E SCHOOL BEEO- AGOMANI 49: SUSHANTA KR. SAHA C/O- LATE BALLAB CH. SAHA DOB-01/03/1974 AGE- 47 VILL AND P.O - BASHBARI Page No.# 204/409 P.S- KAZIGAON DISTRICT- KOKRAJHAR (BTAD) PIN- 783337 2189 NO. HARINCHORAKUTI L.P SCHOOL BEEO- AGOMANI. 50: LENIN CH. ROY PRADHANI C/O- LATE AMRIT ROY PRADHANI DOB-20/01/1966 AGE- 55 VILL- MORAKURA P.O - MOTERJHAR DISTRICT- DHUBRI ASSAM PIN- 783334 243 NO. MORAKURA L.P SCHOOL BLOCK- GOLAKGANJ. 51: BANAMALI ROY. C/O- LATE MAHENDRA NATH ROY DOB-29/03/1966 AGE- 55 VILL- DHORARGHAT PT-II P.O - SAHEBGANJ P.S- GAURIPUR DISTRICT- DHUBRI ASSAM PIN- 783331 171 NO. DHORARGHAT L.P SCHOOL BLOCK- GOLAKGANJ. 52: SHASHI MOHAN KARMAKAR C/O- LATE SURENDRA NATH KARMAKAR DOB-02/08/1963 AGE- 58 VILL AND P.O- BOROCHARAIKHOLA P.S- GOLAKGANJ DISTRICT- DHUBRI Page No.# 205/409 PIN- 783334 ASSISTANT TEACHER HARIRHAT BAZUR M.E SCHOOL (AMALAGAMATED) BLOCK- AGOMANI. 53: ASHOK KARMAKAR C/O- LATE ANUKUL KARMAKAR DOB-02/02/1963 AGE- 58 VILL AND P.O - BAROCHARAIKHOLA P.S- GOLAKGANJ DISTRICT- DHUBRI PIN- 783334 ASSISTANT TEACHER 131 NO. CHARAIKHOLA J.B SCHOOL BLOCK- AGOMANI. 54: SHYAMA CHARAN ROY C/O- DIGEN KARMAKAR DOB-19/01/1968 AGE- 53 VILL- KHERBARI PT-I P.O- KHERBARI DISTRICT- DHUBRI ASSAM PIN- 783335 567 NO. KALDOBA L.P SCHOOL BLOCK- AGOMANI. 55: AZIZUR RAHMAN C/O- LATE BASIR ALI DOB-01/03/1966 AGE-55 VILL- SINDURAI PT-II P.O- BELGURI DISTRICT- DHUBRI PIN- 783334 1544 NO. TALLI L.P SCHOOL BLOCK- AGOMANI. Page No.# 206/409 56: BEENA ROY C/O- LATE BHABENDRA KR. ROY DOB-24/05/1962 AGE-59 VILL- SINDURAI PT-II P.O- BELGURI DISTRICT- DHUBRI PIN- 783334 724 NO. SINDURAI L.P SCHOOL BLOCK- AGOMANI. 57: ABDUL HAMID C/O- LATE NACHAR UDDIN BEPARI DOB-22/02/1975 AGE-46 VILL- JHASKAL PT-II P.O- JHASKAL P.S- AGOMANI DISTRICT- DHUBRI ASSAM PIN- 783335 728 NO. SERNAGAR L.P SCHOOL BLOCK- AGOMANI. 58: RANA CHANDRA MANDAL C/O- LATE RAMA NATH MANDAL DOB- 01/01/1977 AGE-44 VILL- BIDYARDABRI PT-II P.O- BIDYARDABRI P.S- GOLAKGANJ DISTRICT- DHUBRI ASSAM PIN- 783335 750 NO. GHOGRAPAR L.P SCHOOL BLOCK- AGOMANI. 59: TAMEZ ALI SK. C/O- LATE NASIMUDDIN SK. DOB- 13/11/1969 Page No.# 207/409 AGE-52 VILL- MADHYA PETLA P.O- PETLAGAON P.S- TAMARHAT DISTRICT- DHUBRI ASSAM PIN- 783332 2216 NO. MADHYA PETLA L.P SCHOOL BLOCK- AGOMANI. 60: ABILASH CH. ROY C/O- JADO NATH ROY DOB- 20/01/1968 AGE-53 VILL- JHAPUSABARI PT-IV P.O- SOUTH JHAPUSABARI P.S- AGOMANI DISTRICT- DHUBRI ASSAM PIN- 783335 9 NO. SARPAKATA L.P SCHOOL BLOCK- AGOMANI. 61: DELWAR HOSSAIN C/O- LATE UMAR ALI SK. DOB- 26/03/1965 AGE-56 VILL- JHAPUSABARI PT-V P.O- SOUTH JHAPUSABARI P.S- AGOMANI DISTRICT- DHUBRI ASSAM PIN- 783335 306 NO. BAROHARIRDHAM L.P SCHOOL BLOCK- AGOMANI. 62: RAM CHANDRA BHAKAT C/O- LATE ABHIRAM BHAKAT DOB- 18/08/1968 AGE-53 Page No.# 208/409 VILL- JINKATA PT-I P.O- MAHAMAYARHAT P.S- AGOMANI DISTRICT- DHUBRI ASSAM PIN- 783335 746 NO. GANESHERDHAM L.P SCHOOL BLOCK- AGOMANI. VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 6 ORS THROUGH THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM SECONDARY EDUCATION DEPARTMENT. DISPUR GUWAHATI-06 2:THE STATE OF ASSAM REPRESENTED BY THE THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM EDUCATION (ELEMENTARY) DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-06 3:THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE DEPARTMENT. DISPUR GUWAHATI-06 4:THE ADDITIONAL CHIEF SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-06 5:THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI-19 6:DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER DHUBRI P.O AND DISTRICT- DHUBRI PIN-781001 ASSAM 7:THE DEPUTY INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS DHUBRI DISTRICT CIRCLE P.O AND DISTRICT- DHUBRI Page No.# 209/409 ASSAM PIN-783301 ------------ Advocate for : MR B D DAS Advocate for : SC SEC. EDU. appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 6 ORS Linked Case : WP(C)/8856/2019 NASHIR UDDIN LASKAR S/O- LT TAZAMUL ALI LASKAR VILL- BOALIPAR PART-III P.O. BOALIPAR BAZAR P.S. HAILAKANDI DIST- HAILAKANDI ASSAM PIN- 788155 VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 5 ORS. REP. BY THE COMM. AND SECY. TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM EDUCATION DEPTT. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM DISPUR GHY-6 2:THE CHIEF SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM DISPUR GHY-6 3:THE SECRETARY FINANCE DEPTT. (BUDGET) DISPUR GHY-6 4:THE SECRETARY PENSION AND PUBLIC GRIEVANCES DEPTT. DISPUR GHY-6 5:THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GHY-19 6:THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER Page No.# 210/409 HAILAKANDI DIST- HAILAKANDI ASSAM PIN- 788151 ------------ Advocate for : MR H R A CHOUDHURY Advocate for : SC ELEM. EDU appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 5 ORS. Linked Case : WP(C)/4055/2020 BHADRA KANTA BORAH AND 6 ORS S/O. LT. KHUMAN CHANDRA BORAH VILL. SRIMANTA PUR P.O. POTHALIPAM DIST. LAKHIMPUR PIN-787034 ASSTT. TEACHER S.B. BODO HIGH SCHOOL. 2: GHANAKANTA DOLEY S/O. LT. PUNAI DOLEY VILL. MOHAOUI CAMP P.O. UKHAMATI DIST. DHEMAJI PIN-787056 ASSTT. TEACHER JONAI HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL. 3: GAGAN KATUWAL CHETRY S/O. SRI DURGA KATUAL CHETRY VILL. MOHARI CAMP P.O. UKHAMATI DIST. DHEMAJI PIN-787056 ASSTT. TEACHER S.B. BODO HIGH SCHOOL. 4: PRAFULLA PEGU S/O. LT. UMAKANTA PEGU VILL. UALAMGURI P.O. MINGMANG DIST. DHEMAJI PIN-787034 ASSTT. TEACHER TELEM TRIBAL HIGH SCHOOL. Page No.# 211/409 5: MAJOJ KR. CHETRY S/O. LT. NARA BAHADUR CHETRY VILL. MOHARI CAMP P.O. UKHAMATI DIST. DHEMAJI PIN-787056 ASSTT. TEACHER SISSIMUKH H.S. SCHOOL. 6: MUHIRAM BORGOHAIN S/O. LT. GOLAP GORGOHAIN VILL. KACHUTALI MAJGAON P.O. UKHAMATI P.S. GOGAMUKH DIST. DHEMAJI PIN-787056 ASSTT. TEACHER CHEMENMUKH HIGH SCHOOL. 7: DINA NATH MILI S/O. LT. MOHEN MILI VILL. KACHUTALI P.O. UKHAMATI DIST. DHEMAJI PIN-787056 ASSTT. TEACHER KACHUTALI HIGH SCHOOL. VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 4 ORS. REP. BY THE COMM. AND SECY. TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM EDUCATION DEPTT. DISPUR GUWAHATI-06.

2:THE SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE (BUDGET) DEPTT. DISPUR GUWAHATI-06. 3:THE DIRECTOR OF SECONDARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI-19. 4:INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS Page No.# 212/409 DHEMAJI DISTRICT CIRCLE DHEMAJI. 5:THE COMMISSIONER AND SECY. PENSIONB AND PUBLIC GRIEVANCE DEPTT. DISPUR GUWAHATI-06. ------------ Advocate for : MR. N ANAND Advocate for : SC SEC. EDU. appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 4 ORS. Linked Case : WP(C)/6307/2014 INDRESWAR GOGOI and 2 ORS S/O- LT. BHADRESWAR GOGOI R/O VILL. and P.O.- CHARAIMORIA P.S.- BOGINADI DIST.- LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. 2: TILAK CH. LAHAN S/O- LT. DAMUDAR LAHAN R/O VILL.- GUBURIHALI P.S.- NORTH LAKHIMPUR DIST.- LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. 3: RINAMONI CHANGMAI W/O- SRI BULTON GOGOI R/O VILL.- SANTAPUR P.O.- BIHPURIA DIST.- LAKHIMPUR. VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 7 ORS THROUGH THE COMMISSIONER and SECY. GOVT. OF ASSAM EDUCATION SECONDARY DEPTT. DISPUR GHY- 6.

2:THE COMMISSIONER AND SECY. TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE DEPTT. DISPUR GHY - 6. Page No.# 213/409 3:THE DIRECTOR OF SECONDARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GHY- 19. 4:THE INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS LAKHIMPUR DIST. CIRCLE DIST.- LAKHIMPUR. 5:THE TREASURY OFFICER NORTH LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. 6:THE HEADMASTER KADAM HIGH SCHOOL LAKHIMPUR P.O.- CHARAIMORIA DIST.- LAKHIMPUR PIN- 787032. 7:THE HEADMASTER S.T.K. HIGH SCHOOL P.O. and DIST.- LAKHIMPUR PIN- 787001. 8:THE HEADMASTER TITABAHAR HIGH SCHOOL P.O.- PODMAPUR P.S.- BIHPURIA DIST.- LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN- 784164. ------------ Advocate for : MR.K R PATGIRI Advocate for : SC FINANCE appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 7 ORS Linked Case : WP(C)/7463/2017 DWIJEN CHANDRA KALITA and 18 ORS. S/O. LT. BIPIN KALITA R/O. VILLAGE- BARLAH P.O. HALOGAON P.S. SUALKUCHI DIST.- KAMRUP ASSAM PIN-781103 ASSTT. TEACHER OF HALOGAON M.V. SCHOOL. 2: BHABESH THAKURIA S/O. SRI NABIN CH. THAKURIA Page No.# 214/409 R/O. VILL. HALOGAON P.O. HALOGAON P.S. SUALKUCHI DIST. KAMRUP ASSAM PIN-781103.

ASSTT. TEACHER OF HALOGAON M.V. SCHOOL. 3: MRS. MAMANI KAKATI W/O. SRI RANJAN KUMAR BAISHYA R/O. VILL. RAJGARH P.O./P.S. SUALKUCHI ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF SUALKUCHI GIRL'S M.V. SCHOOL. 4: MRS. BIBHA RANI DAS W/O. SRI BHAGABAN BAISHYA R/O. VILL. BANGSHAR P.O. BANGSHAR P.S. SUALKUCHI DIST. KAMRUP ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF DANGSHAR M.V. SCHOOL. 5: MAHESH DAS S/O. LT. BISHNU RAM BAISHYA R/O. VILL. RAJGARH P.O./ P.S. SUALKUCHI DIST. KAMRUP ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF BANGSHAR M.V. SCHOOL. 6: SAIFULLAH ALI S/O. LT. MOHIT ULLAH ALI R/O. VILL. DAMPUR P.S. HAJO DIST. KAMRUP ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF PADMA RAM BHARALI HIGH SCHOOL. 7: SARAT DAS S/O. SRI HARIKANTA DAS R/O. VILL. SARULAH P.O. SRIHATI P.S. SUALKUCHI DIST. KAMRUP ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF DHARESWAR L.P. SCHOOL. Page No.# 215/409 8: KUNJA BAISHYA S/O. LT. NAREN CH. BAISHYA R/O. VILL. SUALKUCHI P.O. SUALKUCHI P.S. SUALKUCHI DIST. KAMRUP ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF 75 NO. SARULAH L.P. SCHOOL. 9: HIREN KARIKAR S/O. LT. KESHAB CH. KARIKAR R/O. VILL. SANTITOL P.O. SUALKUCHI P.S. SUALKUCHI DIST. KAMRUP ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF SUALKUCHI GIRL'S M.V. SCHOOL. 10: KANDARPA KUMAR S/O. LT. ABHIRAM KUMAR R/O. VILL. SRIHATI P.O. SRIHATI DIST. KAMRUP ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF SRIHATI L.P. SCHOOL. 11: DHANESWAR KALITA S/O. LT. MAHENDRA KALITA R/O. VILL. SUALKUCHI KALITA MANDIR P.O. SUALKUCHI P.S. SUALKUCHI DIST. KAMRUP ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF S.A.B. M.E. MADRASSA. 12: MADHU PATHAK S/O. HARIKANTA PATHAK R/O. VILL. BANGALTOLA P.O. MAJARKURI P.S. HAJO DIST. KAMRUP ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF BANGALTOLA JAGANNAT L.P. SCHOOL. 13: BABUL TALUKDAR S/O. SRI JOGESWAR TALUKDAR R/O. VILL. MAJORKURI Page No.# 216/409 P.O. MAJORKURI P.S. HAJO DIST. KAMRUP ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF BANGALTOLA L.P. SCHOOL. 14: RAJANI KALITA S/O. SRI SASTI RAM KALITA R/O. VILL. MAJORKURI P.O. MAJORKURI P.S. HAJO DIST. KAMRUP ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF 73 NO. MAJORKURI BALAK L.P. SCHOOL. 15: DEBEN CH. DAS S/O. CHANA RAM DAS R/O. VILL. BARLOH P.O. HALOGAON P.S. SUALKUCHI ASSTT. TEACHER OF 1232 OF ABHAYAPURIA L.P. SCHOOL. 16: MD. ABDUL HUSSAIN S/O. LT. FAJJ ALI AHMED R/O. VILL. UJANKURI P.O. UJANKURI P.S. HAJO DIST. KAMRUP ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF BAGRA M.V. SCHOOL. 17: MD. FIROJ ALI S/O. MD. RAFIQUE ALI VILL. AGYATHURI P.O. DADARA P.S. HAJO DIST. KAMRUP ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF AGYATHURI M.E. SCHOOL. 18: RINAMAYEE DAS S/O. SRI MATI RAM DAS R/O. VILL. SRIHATI P.O. SRIHATI DIST. KAMRUP ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF BAMUNDI GIRL'S M.E. SCHOOL. Page No.# 217/409 19: NAYANA DAS S/O. LT. BHABESH DAS R/O. VILL. BANGATOLA P.O. BONGSHAR P.S. SUALKUCHI DIST. KAMRUP ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF SINGIMARI M.E. SCHOOL. VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM and 3 ORS. REPRESENTED BY THE COMMISSIONER and SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM EDUCATION ELEMENTARY DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-6.

2:THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI-19. 3:THE DIST. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER KAMRUP ASSAM. 4:THE SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE BUDGET DEPTT. DISPUR GUWAHATI-6. ------------ Advocate for : MS.K DAS Advocate for : SC FINANCE appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM and 3 ORS. Linked Case : WP(C)/6953/2022 MANO RANJAN DAS S/O- LT. THANURAM DAS R/O- VILL AND P.O. AMTALA IN THE DIST.- OF KAMRUP ASSAM PIN- 781134 VERSUS Page No.# 218/409 THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 3 ORS REP. BY THE COMM. AND SECY. TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM EDUCATION DEPTT. (ELEMENTARY) SACHIVALAYA DISPUR GHY-06 ASSAM 2:THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GHY-19 3:THE DIRECTOR OF PENSION ASSAM HOUSEFED COMPLEX DISPUR GHY-06 ASSAM 4:THE COMM. AND SECY. TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM DEPTT. OF FINANCE DISPUR GHY-06 ------------ Advocate for : MR T N SRINIVASAN Advocate for : GA ASSAM appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 3 ORS Linked Case : WP(C)/6575/2021 PAULAMI CHAKRABORTY AND 3 ORS D/O BHUPENDRA CHANDRA CHAKRABORTY R/O VILL- KALINAGAR PART-III P.O KALINAGAR PIN CODE - 788801 P.S. PANCHGRAM DIST. HAILAKANDI ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER OF 458 NO. VIVEKANANDA L.P. SCHOOL 2: BHUDEV DEY S/O LATE KARTIK CHANDRA DEY R/O VILL- KALINAGAR PART-III P.O.KALINAGAR PIN CODE 788801 P.S. PANCHGRAM Page No.# 219/409 DIST. HAILAKANDI ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER OF BAKRIHAWAR PART-VI L.P. SCHOOL 3: SONTOSH DEY S/O LATE DHIRENDRA DEY R/O VILL- KALINAGAR PART-III P.O. KALINAGAR PIN CODE 788801 P.S. PANCHGRAM DIST. HAILAKANDI ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER OF 42 NO. BAKRIHAWAR L.P. SCHOOL. 4: KRISHNA RANI DEY D/O PROMODH RANJAN DEY R/O JOGESH ROAD NEAR TAAPUR PIN CODE - 788003 P.S. SILCHAR DIST. CACHAR ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER OF 289 POLARPAR L.P. SCHOOL DIST. HAILAKANDI ASSAM VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 4 ORS THROUGH THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM EDUCATION (ELEMENTARY) DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-781006.

2:THE SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE (BUDGET) DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-781006. 3:THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI-781019 4:THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER HAILAKANDI ASSAM Page No.# 220/409 P.O. AND DIST. HAILAKANDI ASSAM 5:THE DEPUTY INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS HAILAKANDI P.O. AND DIST. HAILAKANDI ASSAM PIN CODE- 788155 ------------ Advocate for : MR B D DAS Advocate for : SC ELEM. EDU appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 4 ORS Linked Case : WP(C)/2259/2022 HORIHOR BORA AND 112 ORS. S/O- LATE DIBAKAR BORA R/O- BETIONI KAKUTI GAON P.O. BETIONI PIN- 785622 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM HEAD TEACHER AT 2 NO. BETIONI BALIKA L.P. SCHOOL. 2: NIRANJAN HANDIQUE S/O- DIMBESWAR HANDIQUE R/O- SANSUA GAON P.O. BILGAON PIN-785602 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT DHONDACHAM HIGH SCHOOL (AMALGAMATED). 3: ROSHESWAR THENGAL S/O- TONURAM THENGAL R/O- THENGAL GAON P.O. KAMAR GAON PIN- 785619 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT SERAGAON TOWN SENIOR BASIC SCHOOL. 4: KUMUD GOGOI S/O- LATE MOHENDRA GOGOI R/O- BORUA GAON Page No.# 221/409 P.O. KACHUPATHER PIN- 785619 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT NAKKATI BOHIKHOWA L.P.SCHOOL. 5: SEEMA BAKSHI D/O- LATE SOILEN BAKSHI R/O- GOLAGHAT TOWN P.O. GOLAGHAT PIN-785621 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT GOLAGHAT BENGALI HIGH SCHOOL(AMALGAMATED).

6: RIJU SAIKIA C/O- LATE SONARAM SAIKIA R/O- TALIA GAON P.O. MORONGI CHARIALI. PIN- 785621 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT HALODHIBARI L.P. SCHOOL. 7: DANIEL MINJ C/O- OSCAR MINJ R/O- DOIGRONG PURABANGLA P.O. LATAKUJAN PIN-785621 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT SHYAMARALPUR M.E. SCHOOL. 8: MODHUMITA SAIKIA D/O- LATE KULADHAR SAIKIA R/O- PATKOTIA GAON P.O. DOIGRONG PIN-785621 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT B.G.K. L.P. SCHOOL. 9: KUSHAL URANG S/O- PHULESWAR URANG R/O- KANDUGURI P.O. DOIGRONG PIN- 785621 ASSISTANT TEACHER AT RONGJAN 2 NO. LINE L.P. SCHOOL. Page No.# 222/409 10: ASHIM BORA S/O- LATE GHANAKANTA BORA R/O- NO.2 PONK GRANT (BISHNUPUR) P.O. KANAIGHAT PIN-785699 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT MITHA AMCHAPARI L.P. SCHOOL. 11: BIJOY GOSWAMI S/O- LATE ANANDA GOSWAMI R/O- CHUTIA GAON P.O. BOKOLAI PIN-785621 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT CHOTAJAN KATHONI PATHAR L.P. SCHOOL. 12: TUKHESWAR BORA S/O- LATE SARUPAI BORA R/O- NAMCHONIA GAON P.O. KAMARBANDHA PIN-785625 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT SAKITING BHATOUBARI M.E. SCHOOL. 13: MONISHA BORA C/O- BUBAI BORA R/O- PUB KHMTAI P.O. PUB KHUMTAI PIN- 785621 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT BHULUKITING L.P. SCHOOL. 14: RUPKANTA DOWARA S/O- LATE BAPIRAM DOWARA R/O-BURAGUHAIN KHAT P.O. BOKIAL PIN-785613 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT KALIYANI BAGAN L.P. SCHOOL. 15: DIGANTA THENGAL S/O- LATE TULARAM THENGAL Page No.# 223/409 R/O- NO.2 KAIBATRA P.O. MORONGI CHARIALI PIN- 785702 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT PANKA SENIOR BASIC SCHOOL. 16: BIPUL BORA S/O- DANDIRAM BORA R/O- TALIA GAON P.O. MORONGI CHARIALI PIN-785702 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT BAMASUNDARI SENIOR BASIC SCHOOL. 17: GAYATRI PHUKON D/O- LATE TILASWAR PHUKON R/O- KATHIATOLI P.O. KATHIATOLI PIN-785621 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT BORTING NOWSHOLIA L.P. SCHOOL. 18: DULAL MAHANTA S/O- LATE JITEN MAHANTA R/O- JORHUTIA GAON P.O. BORPATHAR PIN-785602 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT NO.2 RATANPUR L.P. SCHOOL. 19: BONTI PROVA SAIKIA D/O- LATE JITEN SAIKIA R/O- SIALEKHAITI GAON P.O. SIALEKHAITI PIN-785621 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM HEAD TEACHER AT SIALEKHATI L.P. SCHOOL. 20: JIBONTA BORA S/O- PHOTICK BORA R/O- PATKATIA GAON P.O. DOIGRONG Page No.# 224/409 PIN-785602 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT B.G.K. L.P. SCHOOL. 21: ARUP CH. BORA S/O- LATE AKAMAN BORA R/O- MOLIAGAON P.O. DHAKIAL PIN- 785622 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT POCHIM MISSAMORA GIRLS M.E. SCHOOL. 22: JAYANTA PHUKON S/O- LATE PREMANANDA PHUKON R/O- SENSOWA P.O. RADHALA (DHAKIAL) PIN-785622 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT DAKHINHENGERA H.S. SCHOOL. 23: RAJIB BORA S/O- LATE SONARAM BORA R/O- CHUTIA GAON P. O. BOKALAI PIN- 785625 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT NEW BALIJAN S. B. SCHOOL. 24: UDIP KUMAR PHUKON S/O- KAMAL CH. PHUKON R/O- HABICHUKIA GAON P.O. HABICHUKIA GAON PIN-785603 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT BALIJAN HIGH SCHOOL. 25: TUTUMONI GOGOI S/O- MANIK GOGOI R/O- 2 NO. MURPHULONI P.O. MURPHULONI PIN-785702 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM HEAD TEACHER AT MURPHULANI NO.4 BAZAR LINE NEW L.P. SCHOOL. Page No.# 225/409 26: AMAL PEGU S/O- LATE GUNASON PEGU R/O- NABHAGA GAON P.O. NABHAGA PIN- 785614 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT NABHANGA BAPUJI HIGH SCHOOL. 27: PARUL DUTTA D/O- LATE LOKHESWAR DUTTA R/O- PHALLOGONI 840 GAON P.O. PHALLOGONI PIN-785602 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT FALLANGANI ADARSHA L.P. SCHOOL. 28: JAYANTA HAZARIKA S/O- MODAN HAZARIKA R/O- BHAGYAPUR GAON P. O. PHALLONGONI PIN-785602 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM HEAD TEACHER AT SHYAMRAIPUR L.P. SCHOOL . 29: DULAL BORA S/O- LATE HORESWAR BORA R/O- KOCH GAON P.O. FORKATING PIN- 785621 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM HEAD TEACHER AT HALMORAMUKH L.P. SCHOOL. 30: JULIE BORUAH D/O- NAREN BORUAH R/O- TALIAGAON P.O. MORONGI CHARIALI PIN- 785702 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM Page No.# 226/409 ASSISTANT TEACHER AT MORONGI M.V. SCHOOL. 31: MONIKA BORA D/O- HINDURAM BORA R/O- PUBKHUMTAIGAON P.O. KAMARBANDHA PIN-785621 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM HEAD TEACHER AT JATHIPOTIA L.P. SCHOOL. 32: ASHIM BORA S/O- RABIRAM BORA R/O- NAMGHARIA GAON P.O. FALLANGANI PIN-785702 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT BAMISUNDARY SBS M.E. SCHOOL. 33: NABIN HAZARIKA S/O- LATE RABIRAM HAZARIKA R/O- 2 NO. FALLANGANI. P.O. FALLANGANI PIN-785702 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT NO. 3 KOWANI PAHAR LINE L.P. SCHOOL. 34: REKHA MONI TAMULY D/O- NOGENDRO NATH TAMULY R/O- GOLAGHAT JUNAKI NAGAR P.O. GOLAGHAT PIN-785621 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT MURPHULANI ADIBASI L.P. SCHOOL. 35: SABITRY GOGOI D/O-LATE KHOGESWAR GOGOI R/O- MORONGIMOTOR GAON P.O. MORONGI PIN- 785702 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT MAJULI GAON L.P. SCHOOL. 36: DIPSHIKHA SAIKIA D/O- LATE DEOTI SAIKIA Page No.# 227/409 R/O- TAMULIGAON P.O. PADUMONI PIN-785621 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT RUPKOLIA L.P. SCHOOL. 37: BISESWAR DAS S/O- THANESWAR DAS R/O- GANDHI GAON P.O. LETEKUJAN PIN- 785613 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT GANDHI GAON L.P. SCHOOL. 38: PRASANTA DUTTA S/O- LATE BAPURAM DUTTA R/O- PATKOTIA GAON P.O. MORONGI PIN- 785702 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT NO.2 SOFELLA L.P. SCHOOL. 39: BIJU GOGOI C/O- RUPAI GOGOI R/O- BARUA GAON P.O. BARUA GAON PIN- 785603 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT KESHORAM NEOG M.E. SCHOOL. 40: LUHIT GOGOI S/O- LATE GOPAL GOGOI R/O- 1 NO. MURPHULANI P.O. MURPHULANI PIN- 785702 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM HEAD TEACHER AT SANGRAMPUR NEW L.P. SCHOOL. 41: JITEN RAJKHOWA S/O- LATE GULUK RAJKHOWA R/O- BAMUN GAON P.O. KAMARBANDHA PIN- 785621 Page No.# 228/409 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT SIALEKHATI SR. BASIC SCHOOL. 42: PURBAJYOTI BORA S/O- LATE NONDESWAR BORA R/O- LAKHIBARI GAON P.O. LAKHIBARI PIN-785621 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT HATIGARH MATI KHULA NEW L.P. SCHOOL. 43: RANU KACHARI D/O- UPEN KACHARI R/O- BETIONI KAKATI GAON P.O. BETIONI PIN-785622 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT AMUGURI L.P. SCHOOL. 44: DHARMENDRA HAZARIKA S/O- LATE LOKHINATH HAZARIKA R/O- MOINAPURA P.O. MOINAPURA PIN- 785621 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT ABHAYJAN BAGAN L.P. SCHOOL. 45: SAMBHU NATH THAKUR S/O- LATE DHARAMRAJ THAKUR R/O- MURPHULANI TEA ESTATE P.O. MURPHULANI TEA ESTATE PIN-785702 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT BORCHAPORI DIGHOLIMUKH L.P. SCHOOL. 46: ADITYA BORAH S/O- LATE JOGESWAR BORAH R/O- JOGONIA P.O. GANAKPUKHURI PIN- 785722 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT HATIAKHOWA BOSTI LINE L.P. SCHOOL. Page No.# 229/409 47: DULURAM BORA S/O- TOSHESWAR BORA R/O- THURAMUKH PATKATIA P.O. MORONGI PIN- 785702 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT CHORIAKHAT L.P. SCHOOL. 48: DRONAKANTA GOGOI S/O- LATE AKONI GOGOI R/O- THURAMUKH BEBEJIA P.O. MORONGI PIN- 785702 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT NO. 4 BALIJAN L.P. SCHOOL. 49: JOGESWAR SAIKIA S/O- LATE INDRA SAIKIA R/O-FULBARI P.O. MURPHULANI PIN-785702 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM HEAD TEACHER AT LETEKUBASTI KACHARICHUK L.P. SCHOOL. 50: AMAL CHANDRA BORA S/O- LATE LAMBODHAR BORA R/O- THURAMUKH PATKOTIA GOAN P.O. MORONGI PIN- 785621 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT ASOMI HIGH SCHOOL. 51: JITU MONI BORA S/O- LOKHESWAR BORA R/O- BARPUKHURIPAR GAON P.O. MUDOIGAON PIN-785621 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSITANT TEACHER AT AFUAGAON ANANTA DUTTA L.P. SCHOOL. 52: POBITRA SAIKIA Page No.# 230/409 S/O- LATE LOKHESWAR SAIKIA R/O- ABHAYAPURIA GAON P.O. MORONGI PIN-785621 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM HEAD TEACHER AT NO.1 LETAKU BASTI L.P. SCHOOL. 53: GOJEN BORA S/O- LATE NOGEN BORA R/O- NO.2 KAIBOTTA GAON P.O. MORONGI CHARIALI PIN-785621 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM HEAD TEACHER AT JACTION NEW L.P. SCHOOL. 54: DIMBESWAR KALITA S/O- LATE ANIRAM KALITA R/O- SINGORA JAN GAON P.O. BARUA BAMUN GAON PIN- 785618 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM HEAD TEACHER AT HALOWA GAON L.P. SCHOOL. 55: UMAKANTA PACHANI C/O- PADMA PACHANI R/O- BHABOLI GAON P.O. BARUA BAMUN GAON PIN- 785618 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT PURANIMATI BHAKAT GAON L.P. SCHOOL. 56: RATUL DUTTA C/O- ROSHESWAR DUTTA R/O- MISSAMARA P.O. MISSAMARA PIN- 785618 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT GANDHIA GAON L.P. SCHOOL. 57: KAMALA MAHANTA C/O- LATE LALIT MAHANTA R/O- KHANIKOR Page No.# 231/409 P.O. MISSAMARA PIN- 785618 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT PURANIMATI BHAKAT GAON L.P. SCHOOL. 58: JITUPROKASH BORA C/O- BHOBON CH. BORA R/O- SINGORAJAN GAON P.O. BARUA BAMUN GAON PIN- 785618 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM HEAD MASTER AT 6 NO. POTANJORA L.P. SCHOOL. 59: REKIBUDDIN AHMED C/O- SIRAJUDDIN AHMED R/O- MOUKHOWA P.O. MOUKHOWA PIN- 785702 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM HEAD TEACHER AT MUDOI PATHAR L.P. SCHOOL. 60: DIGANTA GOGOI C/O- LATE PRAFULLA GOGOI R/O- KHUMTAI P.O. KHUMTAI PIN- 785619 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT 1 NO. POTIA PATHAR SCHOOL. 61: ANJALI KONWAR C/O- LATE GUNIN KONWAR R/O- MELAMRA P.O. MELAMARA PIN-785621 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT PADUMONI MAJDUR L.P. SCHOOL. 62: WAHIDA BEGUM C/O- LATE MOFIJ ALI R/O- NAHARANI P.O. NAHARANI PIN- 785618 DIST.GOLAGHAT Page No.# 232/409 ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT NAHORONI KHONGIA L.P. SCHOOL. 63: NONDESWAR BORA C/O- LATE BAPAI BORA R/O- DOMJORIA KOCHOLIAL GAON P.O. HALDHIBARI PIN-785618 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT UTTAR KAKODONGA M.E. SCHOOL. 64: SISURAM GOGOI C/O- GHANASHYAM GOGOI R/O- MODHUBAN GAON P.O. ULTAJAN PIN- 785702 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT THURAJAN AHOTGURI SATRA L.P. SCHOOL. 65: ABONI SAIKIA C/O- LATE DANADHAR SAIKIA R/O- THURAMUKH KATH KATIA GAON P.O. MORONGI PIN-785621 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT 1 NO. ULTAJAN NOVA L.P. SCHOOL. 66: RUBIMAI BEGUM C/O- AHIDUR RAHMAN R/O- MOLIA GAON P.O. DHEKIAL PIN- 785622 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT DOKHINHENGERA H.S. SCHOOL. 67: ARPANA CHETIA C/O- GOBIN BORDOLOI R/O- HABIAL P.O. GANAK PUKHURI PIN- 785622 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT SINGADHARI L.P. SCHOOL. Page No.# 233/409 68: JITU KR. DUTTA C/O- LATE TONKESWAR DUTTA R/O- MOLIA GAON P.O. DHEKIAL PIN- 785622 ASSISTANT TEACHER AT BURALIKSON L.P. SCHOOL. 69: MUKTINATH BORA C/O- LATE AKAN BORA R/O- 4 NO. PURAJANGHAL P.O. DHOLAGURI PIN- 785626 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT 2 NO. PURAJANGHAL L.P. SCHOOL. 70: JUNU GOGOI C/O- NOREN GOGOI R/O- THURAMUKH BEBEJIA GAON P.O. MORONGI PIN- 785702 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT 4 NO. RONGAJAL L.P. SCHOOL. 71: THANESWAR BORA C/O- LATE NOREN BORA R/O- KOWANI POTHER P.O. ULTAJAN PIN- 785702 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT NO.1 MURPHULANI NEW L.P. SCHOOL. 72: BIPUL CH. DADHARA C/O- LATE NUMAL DADHARA R/O- TENGASAPORI P.O. FALLANGANI PIN- 785702 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT NO.2 MURPHULANI TENGAHULA L.P. SCHOOL. 73: SUREN TAMULY C/O- LATE NOMAL TAMULY R/O- THURAJAN ALAMI GAON P.O. ULTAJAN Page No.# 234/409 PIN-785702 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT PHULBARI NAVA L.P. SCHOOL. 74: MOUSUMI BORA C/O- LATE GOLAP CH. BORA R/O- ALENGMURIA P.O. ALENGMURIA PIN-785722 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT 3 NO. TOWN CHANDMARI L.P. SCHOOL. 75: ROUSAMA BEGUM C/O- DALNUR ALI R/O- BOKAKHAT TOWN P.O. BOKAKHAT PIN-785612 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT HALMORA BAGAN L.P. SCHOOL. 76: ALTAF HUSSAIN C/O- MOKBUL HUSSAIN R/O- BOKAKHAT TOWN P.O. BOKAKHAT PIN-785612 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT DIRING BAGICHA L.P. SCHOOL. 77: PUTUL SAIKIA C/O- BABAI SAIKIA R/O- HATIAKHOWA P.O. HATIAKHOWA PIN- 785626 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT 3 NO. LUKHURAKHON L.P. SCHOOL. 78: MRS. SEWALI BORA C/O- LATE KAMAL CH. BORA R/O- DUBIAL GAON P.O. DUBIAL PIN- 785618 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM Page No.# 235/409 ASSISTANT TEACHER AT NO.1 KURALGURI L.P. SCHOOL. 79: MRS. JYOTI HAZARIKA C/O- LATE BEBAI HAZARIKA R/O- RAJABAHAR GAON P.O. DERGAON PIN- 785614 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT DHARAMPUR L.P. SCHOOL. 80: DURGESWAR LOYING C/O- NODIMAL LOYING R/O- 1 NO. JORAGURI P.O. JORAGURI PIN-785614 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT MADHAB DEV M.E. SCHOOL. 81: NOBIN HAZARIKA C/O- LATE BUDHESWAR HAZARIKA R/O- GUAL GAON P.O. MUDOI GAON PIN-785614 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT MUHIRAM H.S. SCHOOL. 82: GIRISH HAZARIKA C/O- LATE KANURAM HAZARIKA R/O- NO.1 KHAKANDA GURI GAON P.O. JORAGURI PIN-785614 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT MUHIRAM H.S. SCHOOL. 83: IMAM AHMED C/O- JEHIRUDDIN AHMED R/O- NAHARANI MAJGAON P.O. NAHARANI PIN- 785618 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT DERGAON TOWN S.B. SCHOOL. Page No.# 236/409 84: SOFIKA BEGUM C/O- LATE MOTIUR RAHMAN R/O- BATIPORIA P.O. BATIPORIA PIN- 785618 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT DERGAON TOWN S.B. SCHOOL. 85: MRS. MINOTI BORDOLOI C/O- LATE MOHEN BORDOLOI R/O- BONGAL GAON P.O. DERGAON PIN- 785614 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT DERGAON TOWN S.B. SCHOOL. 86: MRS. MALABIKA BORA C/O- LATE ROM BORA R/O- HATIAKHOWA P.O. HATIAKHOWA PIN- 785626 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT BAHBARI MOZDUR L.P. SCHOOL. 87: ASAD HUSSAIN C/O- LATE IMDAD HUSSAIN R/O- NAHARANI MAJGAON P.O. NAHARANI PIN- 785618 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT BATIPORIA S.B. SCHOOL. 88: MRS. KAMALA CHAKRABORTY C/O- LATE NISHI KANTA CHAKRABORTY R/O- RANGAGORA TEA ESTATE P.O. BADULIPAR PIN- 785611 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT DEVAGRAM GIRLS M.E. SCHOOL. Page No.# 237/409 89: PRAHLAD SARMAH C/O- LATE HEMKANTA SARMAH R/O- KAMAR GAON P.O. KAMAR GAON PIN- 785619 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT NAKKATI TINISWEI M.E. SCHOOL. 90: MISS ANJU MONI KALITA C/O- LATE REBA KANTA KALITA R/O- CHABUK DHORA P.O. NAMKHATOAL PIN- 785626 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT 2 NO. CHABUKDHORA L.P. SCHOOL. 91: DURLOV DUTTA C/O- PHANIDHAR DUTTA R/O- FALLANGANI P.O. FALLANGANI PIN-785702 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT NAHORNBARI BAGAN L.P. SCHOOL. 92: MRS. BONDANA BORA C/O- LATE MUHIRAM BORA R/O- KHANIKOR GAON P.O. MISSAMORA PIN- 785618 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT KHANIKOR SENIOR BASIC SCHOOL. 93: MRS. SANGITA BORA C/O- LATE TILOK CH. BORA R/O- HABIYAL. P.O. GANAK PUKHURI PIN- 785622 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT GANAKPUKHURI SENIOR BASIC SCHOOL. 94: GOPAL TAMANG C/O- LATE SHER BAHADUR TAMANG Page No.# 238/409 R/O- BASAPATHER P.O. BILGAON PIN- 785602 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT BORHOLLA NAVAJAOTI M.E. SCHOOL. 95: DIP SAIKIA C/O- GUNA KANTA SAIKIA R/O- BETIONI P.O. NAOJAN PIN- 785601 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT JAWAHARLAL SENIOR BASIC SCHOOL 96: ARJUN GOWALLA C/O- GUPAL GOWALLA R/O- NO.2 GONDHAKOROI GAON P.O. CHUKIAPATHAR PIN-785601 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM HEAD MASTER AT NO.2 CHAINPUR L.P. SCHOOL. 97: MRS. KIRON CHUTIA C/O- LATE SUMESWAR CHTIA R/O- GOAR GAON P.O. UPPERLANGTHA PIN-785602 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT GELABIL G.B. HIGH SCHOOL. 98: MRS. RANJUMONI HANDIQUE C/O- UPEN HANDIQUE R/O- NO.1 TAMULI GAON P.O. BIL GAON PIN- 785602 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT NO.2 TAMULIGAON SENIOR BASIC SCHOOL. 99: MRS. MONJUMONI PHUKAN C/O- BIDYA DHAR PHUKAN R/O- BARPATHURA GAON P.O. BORPATHURA Page No.# 239/409 PIN- 785702 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT ANGURI M.E. SCHOOL. 100: MRS. JOBA GOHAIN C/O- LATE HEMADHAR GOHAIN R/O- SINGIMARI GAON P.O. BORPATHAR DIST GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT TENGAHOLA HIGH SCHOOL. 101: BHABA SAIKIA C/O- LATE HEMKANTA SAIKIA R/O- NO.2 GONDHAKOROI GAON P.O. CHUKIAPATHAR PIN- 785601 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT ANGCHA JILDOI SHYAM HIGH SCHOOL. 102: BINITA SHYAM C/O- CHANDRA SHYAM R/O- BARAGHORIA GAON P.O. URIAMGHAT PIN-785601 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT SWARGIYA LOKHESWAR BORAH M. E. SCHOOL. 103: RITA RANI RAY C/O- LATE KHIROD RANJAN RAY R/O- NO.2 WARD SARUPATHAR TOWN P.O. SARUPATHAR PIN-785601 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT KALIBARI HIGH SCHOOL. 104: AFRUJAN BEGUM C/O- LATE HASAR ALI R/O- URIAMGHAT (GELAJAN) P.O. URIAMGHAT PIN- 785601 DIST. GOLGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT UMESH DUTTA M.E. SCHOOL. Page No.# 240/409 105: RAMLAL TUDU C/O- SWAPAN TUDU R/O-NO. 2 SARUPATHAR P.O. CHUKIA PATHAR PIN-785601 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT MADHUPUR L.P. SCHOOL. 106: RUHINI BURAGOHAIN C/O- KHARGESWAR BURAGOHAIN R/O- TENGABARI P.O. TENGABARI PIN- 785601 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT KACHOMARI L.P. SCHOOL. 107: TARUN CHETIA C/O- LATE AKON CHETIA R/O- BEBEJIA P.O. TENGABARI PIN-785601 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT KACHOMARI L.P. SCHOOL. 108: ANIL BHARALI C/O- LATE GANESH BHARALI R/O- CHUNAJAN ADORSHA P.O. NAUJAN PIN-785601 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT NO. 2 CHAINPUR SCHOOL. 109: DHRUBA BARUAH C/O- LATE JOGEN BARUAH R/O-SARUPATHAR NO. 1 PODUMANI GAON P.O. SARUPATHAR PIN-785601 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT JALJORI L.P. SCHOOL. 110: RADHA MOHAN SINGH Page No.# 241/409 C/O- LATE BABAN SINGH R/O- SARUPATHAR NO.2 PADUMONI P.O. SARUPATHAR PIN- 785601 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT GELABIL GANDHI L.P. SCHOOL. 111: MUKUL TURUNG C/O- LATE SUREN TURUNG R/O- NO. 1 RAJAPUKHURI TURUNG GAON P.O. URIAMGHAT PIN- 785601 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT NO.1 LACHIT GAON L.P. SCHOOL. 112: BIPIN CHANDRA GOGOI C/O- LATE TITARAM GOGOI R/O- NAOJAN GAON P.O. NAOJAN PIN- 785601 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM HEAD MASTER AT HADHIBARI BAMCHUK L.P. SCHOOL. 113: INO BORO C/O- LATE AKUL BORO R/O- JANATA PATHAR P.O. NAOJAN PIN-785601 DIST. GOLAGHAT ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT JOWAHARLAL SENIOR BASIC SCHOOL. VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 8 ORS. THROUGH THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM SECONDARY EDUCATION DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-06.

2:THE STATE OF ASSAM REPRESENTED BY THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM Page No.# 242/409 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-06 3:THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE DEPARTMENT. DISPUR GUWAHATI-06. 4:THE ADDITIONAL CHIEF SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-06. 5:THE DIRECTOR OF SECONDARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI-19. 6:THE DIRECTOR OF DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI-19. 7:THE INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS GOLAGHAT DISTRICT CIRCLE P.O AND DISTRICT- GOLAGHAT ASSAM PI -785621. 8:THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER GOLAGHAT P.O AND DISTRICT- GOLAGHAT ASSAM PIN-785621. 9:THE DEPUTY INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS GOLAGHAT P.O AND DISTRICT- GOLAGHAT ASSAM PIN-785621. ------------ Advocate for : MR B D DAS Advocate for : SC SEC. EDU. appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 8 ORS. Linked Case : WP(C)/5202/2021 Page No.# 243/409 BHARATI ROY D/O. LT. RAGHUNATH ROY HEAD TEACHER GULTILLA LP SCHOOL UNDER DEEO RAJABAZAR (RETIRED ON 31.10.2019) VILL. AND P.O. DEWAN TEA ESTATE P.S. LAKHIPUR DIST. CACHAR ASSAM PIN-788102.

VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 7 ORS REP. BY THE COMM. AND SECY. TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM EDUCATION (ELEMENTARY) DEPTT. DISPUR GUWAHATI-06. 2:THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI-19. 3:THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER CACHAR SILCHAR ASSAM. 4:THE DI OF SCHOOL SILCHAR DIST. CACHAR ASSAM PIN-788001. 5:THE BLOCK ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER RAJABAZAR EDUCATIONAL BLOCK DIST. CACHAR ASSAM. 6:THE PRINCIPAL SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM DEPTT. OF FINANCE ASSAM CIVIL SECRETARIAT DISPUR GUWAHATI ASSAM PIN-781006. Page No.# 244/409 7:THE TREASURY OFFICER LAKHIPUR SUB TREASURY LAKHIPUR SUB DIVISION DIST. CACHAR ASSAM. 8:THE DIRECTOR OF PENSION ASSAM HOUSEFED COMPLEX DISPUR GUWAHATI ASSAM PIN-781006. ------------ Advocate for : MR. A K DUTTA Advocate for : SC ELEM. EDU appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 7 ORS Linked Case : WP(C)/6970/2022 LABANYA BALA NATH D/O. LT. MANIK CH. NATH VILL. SATRAPARA P.O. BATARHAT DIT. KAMRUP ASSAM PIN-781122.

VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 3 ORS REP. BY THE COMM. AND SECY. TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM EDUCATION DEPTT. (ELEMENTARY) SACHIVALAYA DISPUR GUWAHATI-781006. ASSAM. 2:THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI-781019. 3:THE DIRECTOR OF PENSION Page No.# 245/409 ASSAM HOUSEFED COMPLEX DISPUR GUWAHATI-781006 ASSAM. 4:THE COMMISSIONER AND SECY. TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM DEPTT. OF FINANCE DISPUR GUWAHATI-781006. ------------ Advocate for : MR T N SRINIVASAN Advocate for : GA ASSAM appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 3 ORS Linked Case : WP(C)/7256/2021 NARAYAN BARUAH AND 50 ORS C/O LATE KATI RAM BARUAH DISTRICT-NAGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER CHALCHALI GIRLS M.V SCHOOL 2: RAMESH SAIKIA C/O LT. DURGESWARSAIKIA VILL- DIMARUGURI DIST -NAGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER DIMARUGURI HIGH SCHOOL (AMALGATED) 3: DHARANIDHAR BORAH C/O LT. KESHOB BORAH VILL- GHANHIMAHARIATI DIST - NAGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER GHANHI M.V. SCHOOL. 4: PADUM CH. MUKTIAR C/O LT. ADHAN CH. MUKTIAR VILL - PACHIMJALAHGAON DIST -NAGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER MODERTOLI HIGH SCHOOL ( AMALGATED).

5: JUNAB ALI C/O LT. ZAHED ALI VILL- ALI TANGANI Page No.# 246/409 DIST - NAGAON ASSAM. ASSISTANT TEACHER LONGIAPBARPANI M.E SCHOOL. 6: FAKAR UDDIN AHMED C/O LT. SAHAR ALI VILL - ALI TANGANI DIST - NAGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER RAJA ALI M.E.M SCHOOL. 7: LALIT BORA C/O LT. ULEN BORA VILL- LANKA GAON DIST - NAGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER LUTUMARIANCHALIK M.E. SCHOOL. 8: PRANAY DAS C/O LT. PRAFULLA DAS VILL - UTTAR AMERI DIST - NAGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER SINIMARI M.E SCHOOL. 9: RUHUL AMIN CHOWDHURY C/O LT. ABDUL AZIZ VILL - MADHABPARA DIST -NAGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER SINIMARI M. E. SCHOOL. 10: PROMOD BORAH C/O LT. KAFIA BORAH VILL - POTANIGOMOTHAGAON DIST - NAGAON PIN -782102. ASISTANT TEACHER SINGIAPATANI M.V SCHOOL. 11: MATIUR RAHMAN C/O ATAB ALI VILL - RANGALUBASTI KACHUA DIST -NAGAON PIN - 782426 ASSISTANT TEACHER KACHUA M.E SCHOOL. 12: NIRALA DEKA HAZARIKA C/O RABIN HAZARIKA VILL -DEBNARIKALI Page No.# 247/409 DIST - NAGAON ASSISANT TEACHER S.K.V HIGH SCHOOL.( AMALGATED) 13: REKHA BORA C/O MOHAN BORA VILL -MAHGHARIAATI DIST - NAGAON ASSISTANT TEACHER S.K.V HIGH SCHOOL.( AMALGATE ).

14: SABITRI BORAH C/O LT. RUDRA KT. BORAH VILL - BHALBHALIAGAON DIST - NAGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER NAVARATNA M.E SCHOOL. 15: MD. IDRISH ALI C/O LT. AFAJUDDIN VILL - DHARAMUKH DIST -NAGAON ASSAM PIN -782425 ASSISTANT TEACHER BAZBATAMARI M.E. SCHOOL. 16: DIGANTA BARUAH S/O SAMBHU RAM BARUAH R/O NONOIGOMOTHAGAON NAGAON DIST - NAGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER NONOI SR. BASIC SCHOOL. 17: MITALI BHAGAWATI D/O UPEN BHAGAWATI R/O AMOLAPATTY B.G. ROAD NAGAON DIST - NAGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER URIAGAON GIRLS M.V SCHOOL. 18: DIPAK KR. SAIKIA S/O BANESWAR SAIKIA R/O CHAKARIGAON NAGAON DIST- NAGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER HATICHONG KASTURBA GIRLS SCHOOL NAGAON. Page No.# 248/409 19: RINKUMONI BORAH D/O CHANDRA KT. BORAH R/O NARTTOMGAON NAGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER URIAGAON M.V. SCHOOL NAGAON. 20: MUNINDRA SAIKIA S/O LT. AKON CHANDRA SAIKIA R/O CHALCHOLI RANGIAGAON NAGAON ASSISTANT TEACHER CHALCHALI GIRLS M.V SCHOOL NAGAON. 21: GIRIBALA SAIKIA D/O LT. NAGEN SAIKIA R/O PUB AMOLAPATTY NAGAON ASSISTANT TEACHER RANGOLOO HIGH SCHOOL NAGAON.( AMALGATED) 22: SMTI MONIMALA DEVI D/O JADU RAM NATH R/O MOHGHARIA ATI GAON KAMPUR NAGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER KACHUA M.E SCHOOL NAGAON. 23: SMTI MINATI DEVI GOSWAMI D/O DHARANI MISRA R/O KAROIYANI HENGULICHUK NAGAON ASSISTANT TEACHER AUNIATI HIGH SCHOOL NAGAON 24: RATUL SARMAH D/O GOLAP SARMAH R/O VILL- AMOLAPATTY BEZBORUA PATTY NAGAON ASSISTANT TEACHER AIBHETI D.K SR. BASIC SCHOOL NAGAON. 25: MILAN BASUMATARI Page No.# 249/409 D/O JOY KANTA BASUMATARI R/O VILL- BORKOCHARI GAON NAGAON ASSISTANT TEACHER ANANTA KONDALI HIGH SCHOOL NAGAON. 26: MURSIDA BEGUM D/O ABDUL BARRY R/O VILL PAKHIMORIA NAGAON ASSISTANT TEACHER RANOLOO HIGH SCHOOL NAGAON ASSAM. 27: BHADRA KT BORAH S/O DHARANIDHAR BORA R/O VILL TELIA PAHUKATA URIAGAON NAGAON ASSISTANT TEACHER BHASKAR M.V SCHOOL NAGAON. 28: TILUMAI DEVI D/O LALOINATH R/O VILL NANOI KHATORIGAON NANOI NAGAON. ASSISTANT TEACHER NANOI SR. BASIC SCHOOL NAGAON. 29: FAJILA AKHTAR BEGUM D/O ABDUR RAZZAQUE R/O VILL- MADHUPUR NAGAON ASSISTANT TEACHER NANOI SR. BASIC SCHOOL NAGAON. 30: KARABI BORUAH D/O KALYAN KR. BORUAH R/O VILL EAST AMOLAPATTY B.P. ROAD ITACHALI NAGAON ASSISTANT TEACHER RANGOLOO HIGH SCHOOL NAGAON. 31: BILAL UDDIN S/O ABDUL HASHIN R/O TENGATOLI MURAZAR Page No.# 250/409 ASSISTANT TEACHER DIGHIRPAR HIGH SCHOOL.( AMALGAMATED).

32: BALURAM THAKURIA S/O BHUGRAM THAKURIA R/O CHAMUAGAON DHING NAGAON ASSISTANT TEACHER KAHIGURIBHALUKMARI M.V SCHOOL. 33: HAZARAT ALI S/O AKASH ALI R/O SOLOGURI DHING NAGAON ASSISTANT TEACHER DAKAI BASTI M.E.M SCHOOL. 34: DILIP ROBI DAS S/O BAKUL ROBI DAS R/O BURHAPATIA GAON KAMPUR NAGAON ASSISTANT TEACHER KAMPUR ADARSHA HIGH SCHOOL. 35: PRAFULLA BODO S/O LT. BIRMAN BODO R/O VILL -JUMURMUR NAGAON ASSISTANT TEACHER JURMURMUR MILAN VIDYAPITH HIGH SCHOO NAGAON. 36: RANJIT KR. SARMAH S/O RAMNATH SARMAH R/O VILL - SIVA NAGAR ITACHALI NAGAON ASSISTANT TEACHER BARPETA M.E. SCHOOL. NAGAON ASSAM. 37: TILESWAR NATH S/O BOLOSINGH NATH R/O VILL - JAMUGURI NAGAON ASSISTANT TEACHER KAHIGURI BHALUKMARI M.V SCHOL NAGAON. ASSAM. 38: TARUMANI HAZARIKA S/O GULAP CH. HAZARIKA R/O HAIBORGAON NAGAON ASSISTANT TEACHER KAHIGURI BHALUKMARI M.V SCHOOL Page No.# 251/409 NAGAON. 39: ABDUL MOTIN S/O ABDUL BARI R/O VILL - CHARING PATHAR ASSISTANT TEACHER SAMARALI TINIALI M.E SCHOOL LANKA NAGAON. 40: SUJIT KR. DEY S/O DHARANIDHAR KR. DEY R/O OKCHEK HATIBONDHA ASSISTANT TEACHER SAMARATI TINIALI M.E SCHOOL. 41: NASIR UDDIN AHMED S/O FERAMUJ ALI R/O VILL -CHANGMORAGAON RANGOLOO NAGAON ASSISTANT TEACHER RANGOLOO HIGH SCHOOL NAGAON ( AMALGAMATED).

42: MUKIBUR ROHMAN S/O LT ABDUL MATIN R/O VILL - KATARIGAON PATHARI NAGAON ASSISTANT TEACHER SWAHID HIGH SCHOOL NAGAON ASSAM. 43: PULU SAIKIA D/O RUPESWAR SAIKIA R/O VILL. - FOUZDARIPATTY K.G ROAD NAGAON ASSISTANT TEACHER SRI GURU NANAK M.E SCHOOL. NAGAON. 44: SIBA PATHAK S/O LT BHOLA PATHAK R/O VILL - GHILANI KAMPUR NAGAON. ASSISTANT TEACHER KAMPUR ADARSH HIGH SCHOOL. 45: RAJIB BORA S/O SARURAM BORA R/O VILL - MOHGHARIA ATI Page No.# 252/409 KAMPUR NAGAON. ASSISTANT TEACHER PUBJARUANI HIGH SCHOOL. 46: PRANOB SAIKIA S/O MAHENDRA NATH SAIKIA R/O VILL - MORIKOLONG NAGAON . ASSISTANT TEACHER MORIKOLONG HIGH SCHOOL. 47: SALEH AHMED S/O ABDUL NOOL R/O VILL - OKCHEK PATHAR CHARING . ASSISTANT TEACHER BORBALI M.E SCHOOL. 48: DIPIKA KALITA D/O NABIN KALITA R/O VILL - KUJIDAH HATICHUNG NAGAON. ASSISTANT TEACHER HATICHONG TDS M.E SCHOOL. 49: SABINA YESMIN D/O LT. HASEN ALI R/O VILL - AZAD NAGAR CHOTAHAIBOR NAGAON. ASSISTANT TEACHER DR. S.K BHUYAN HIGH SCHOOL. 50: BANDONA DEKA D/O KHARGASINGHA DEKA R/O VILL -2 NO. GEDABORI JAMUGURI NAGAON. ASSISTANT TEACHER JAMUGURI MONBAR NATH M.V SCHOOL. 51: SMTI RINA BORA D/O LT THANU RAM BORAH R/O VILL - EAST AMOLAPATTY DIST -NAGAON ASSISTANT TEACHER SIVASTHAN PRIMARY SCHOOL. VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 7 ORS REPRESENTED BY THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM EDUCATION DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI -06.

2:THE STATE OF ASSAM REPRESENTED BY THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM Page No.# 253/409 EDUCATION ( ELEMENTARY ) DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI -06. 3:THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI -06. 4:THE ADDITIONAL CHIEF SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI -06. 5:THE DIRECTOR OF SECONDARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI -19. 6:THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI -19. 7:THE INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS NAGAON DISTRICT CIRCLE P.O AND DISTRICT - NAGAON ASSAM PIN -782001. 8:THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER NAGAON P.O AND DISTRICT - NAGAON PIN - 782001 ASSAM. ------------ Advocate for : MR. P K MEDHI Advocate for : SC ELEM. EDU appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 7 ORS Linked Case : WP(C)/3233/2022 MANIK CH KULI AND 3 ORS S/O- LATE MATILAL KULI R/O- BORMUKALI KULIGAON P.O- SISSIBOR GAON DIST- DHEMAJI ASSAM (WORKING AS ASSISTANT TEACHER IN PACHIM DHEMAJI HIGH SCHOOL) Page No.# 254/409 2: GHANA KANTA GOGOI S/O- LATE BHUDDESWAR GOGOI R/O- KAWOIMARI P.O- KALAKATA DIST- DHEMAJI ASSAM (WORKING AS ASSISTANT TEACHER IN PACHIM DHEMAJI HIGH SCHOOL) 3: SANJIB KR. BORAH S/O- SEDDHESWAR BORAH R/O- RATANPUR P.O AND DIST- DHEMAJI PIN-787056 ASSAM (WORKING AS ASSISTANT TEACHER IN SRIPANI HIGH SCHOOL) 4: RABIN GOGOI S/O- LATE LARAM GOGOI R/O- MAJGAON P.O- GUTTONG DIST- DHEMAJI ASSAM (WORKING AS HINDI TEACHER IN MARIDHAL HIGH SCHOOL) VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 3 ORS REPRESENTED BY THE PRINCIPAL SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT OF ASSAM EDUCATION (SECONDARY) DEPARTMENT ASSAM DISPUR GUWAHATI-06 2:THE SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT OF ASSAM FINANCE (BUDGET) DEPARTMENT ASSAM DISPUR GUWAHATI-06 3:THE DIRECTOR OF SECONDARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI-19 4:THE INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS DHEMAJI DISTRICT CIRCLE DIST- DHEMAJI ASSAM ------------ Advocate for : MRS. K DEVI Advocate for : SC SEC. EDU. appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 3 ORS Page No.# 255/409 Linked Case : WP(C)/770/2021 SHAH ALOM AND 2 ORS. S/O- LT. ABDUL KADER MUNSHI VILL- GHORAMARA PT.-I P.O. RANGAPANI P.S. MERERCHAR DIST.- BONGAIGAON ASSAM PIN- 783384 ASSTT. TEACHER OF NARARVITA M.V.SCHOOL UNDER SRIJONGRAM EDUCATION BLOCK OF BONGAIGAON DISTRICT 2: JOYFUL NESSA W/O- ABDUL KUDDUS AHMED VILL- TUPKAR CHAR P.O. TOPGAON P.S. MERERCHAR DIST.- BONGAIGAON ASSAM PIN- 783384 ASSTT. TEACHER OF AMALGAMATED SARBAJONIN HIGH SCHOOL MAINYAPARA UNDER B.D.C. BONGAIGAON ASSAM 3: MOHAMMAD ALI S/O- LT. SAFOR ALI VILL- BORJANA PT. III P.O. BORJANA P.S. JOGIGHOPA DIST.- BONGAIGAON ASSAM PIN- 783382 RTD. ASSTT. TEACHER OF BORJANA M.V.SCHOOL UNDER SRIJONGRAM EDUCATION BLOCK OF BONGAIGAON DISTRICT VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 7 ORS. REP. BY THE COMM. AND SECY. TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM EDUCATION (SECONDARY) DEPTT. GHY-06 Page No.# 256/409 2:THE STATE OF ASSAM REP. BY THE COMM. AND SECY. TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM EDUCATION (ELEMENTARY) DEPTT. DISPUR GHY-06 3:THE SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE (BUDGET) DEPTT. DISPUR GHY-06 4:THE SECY. TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM PENSION AND PUBLIC GRIEVANCE DEPTT. DISPUR GHY-06 5:THE DIRECTOR OF SECONDARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GHY-19 6:THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GHY-19 7:THE INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS B.D.C. BONGAIGAON (ASSAM) PIN- 783380 8:THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER BONGAIGAON ASSAM PIN- 783380 ------------ Advocate for : MR. A F N U MOLLAH Advocate for : appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 7 ORS. Linked Case : WP(C)/5786/2020 KAMAL CH BORAH AND 103 ORS S/O LT. BHIM KANTA BORAH VILL-SOLMORIA P.O.-DOOLAGHAT DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM ASSTT. TEACHER OF MOHGHULI BORGULA M.E. MADRASSA 2: MINARAM GOGOI S/O LT. DIMBESWAR GOGOI VILL AND P.O.-MOIDAMIA DIST-LAKHIMPUR Page No.# 257/409 ASSAM ASSTT. TEACHER OF BADHAKARA M.E. SCHOOL 3: NAVA MIRI BORUAH S/O LT. BOGARAM MIRI BORUAH VILL-BORKHAMTI P.O.-DIKRONG DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF JANKALYAN HIGH SCHOOL (AMALGAMATED) 4: JADUMONI DAS S/O LT. JUTIRAM DAS VILL-KUHIMARI P.O.-MOHAIJAN DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF MIRIJORI HIGH SCHOOL (AMALGAMATED) 5: PUNESWAR DAS S/O LT. SUREN DAS VILL-KEYAMORA P.O.-BIHPURIA DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF DIKRONG M.E. SCHOOL 6: ARUN SAIKIA S/O LT. DEW RAM SAIKIA VILL-POHOMARA P.O.-PHULBARI DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF BHITORIPAM M.E. SCHOOL 7: KHAGEN SARMAH S/O LT. LAKHI NATH SARMAH VILL-KOWADONGA NO. 2 P.O.-KOWADONGA DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF UTTAR NOWBOICHA M.E. SCHOOL 8: SIDANANDA NATH S/O BHABARAM NATH VILL-MAJGAON P.O.-PHULBARI DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF TUNIJAN M.V. SCHOOL 9: SMTI RAKHI SAIKIA D/O LT. PITAMBOR SAIKIA Page No.# 258/409 VILL-CHAKULIBHARIA P.O.-SABOTI DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF CHAKULIBHARIA M.V. SCHOOL 10: NABAJYOTI SARMAH S/O LT. SUMESWAR SARMAH VILL-GAHRMORA SATT P.O.-GHARMORA DIST-LAKHMIPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF MADHAB DEV M.E. SCHOOL 11: JIBAN SAIKIA S/O LT. JURAI SAIKIA VILL-JOHATIA P.O.-CHARAIMORIA DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF ADIVASI JAWAHARJYOTI M.E. SCHOOL 12: SMTI MINA NEOG W/O DULU HAZARIKA VILL-MAHARA GOHAIN GAON P.O.-GORAIMORIA DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF NAVOJWAL HIGH SCHOOL 13: SMTI ANJALI HAZARIKA W/O SRI DIMBESWAR SAIKIA VILL-CHOWKHAM P.O.-CHABOTI DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF NAVOJWAL HIGH SCHOOL 14: SARIFUL HOQUE TALUKDAR S/O LT. SAMSUL HOQUE VILL-RAWNAPUR P.O.-CHARAIMORIA DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF RANGAJAN HIGH SCHOOL 15: PRASANTA SAIKIA S/O LT. PROMUD CH. SAIKIA VILL-CHOWKHAM P.O.-CHABOTI DIST-BISWANATH ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF KAKOI RAJGORH HIGH SCHOOL 16: KRISHNA SAIKIA Page No.# 259/409 S/O LT. UPEN SAIKIA WARD NO. 2 P.O.- NORTH LAKHIMPUR DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF CHABOTI M.P. HIGH SCHOOL 17: PRASANTA SARMAH S/O LT. GHANA KNT SARMAH WARD NO-11 P.O.-NORTH LAKHIMPUR DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF CHABOTI M.P. HIGH SCHOOL 18: SMTI LILY DEVI D/O LT. SURENDRA NATH BARDOLOI WARD NO. 2 P.O.-NORTH LAKHIMPUR DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF BOGINADI HIGH SCHOOL 19: RANJIT SONOWAL S/O LT. DHARMESWAR SONOWAL VILL-NATABARI P.O.-SONARDHEKI DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF NAMONI DORGE M.E. SCHOOL 20: MONTURAM TAID S/O LT. BUDHESWAR TAID VILL-TAMAM CHUKL P.O.-GHUNASUTI DIST-BISWANATH ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF UJANI HATIAMORA L.P. SCHOOL 21: DURLOV MILLI S/O LT. KHASI MILLI VILL-BAHMARA P.O.-GHUNASUTI DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF GHUNASUTI HIGH SCHOOL 22: SMTI KHIRADA DUTTA D/O LT. SUMESWAR DUTTA VILL-SUNARI GAON P.O.-AZAD DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF GAREHAGA M.E. SCHOOL Page No.# 260/409 23: SMTI TRALUKEY GOGOI S/O LT. KARUNA GOGOI WARD NO. 3 P.O.-NORTH LAKHIMPUR DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF N.L. RAILWAY HIGH SCHOOL 24: SMTI ANJALI HAZARIKA W/O LT. MUNIN K.R. DUTTA WARD NO. 3 P.O.-NORTH LAKHIMPUR DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF N.L. RAILWAY HIGH SCHOOL 25: HIREN CHETIA S/O LT. PADMA CHETIA VILL-SANTAPUR P.O.-LAHOLIAL DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF NO. 2 KONGKUR L.P. SCHOOL 26: GOPAL CH. HAZARIKA S/O KNEKESWAR HAZARIKA VILL-KAWOI MARI P.O.-BIHPURIA DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF FATEHPUR M.E. SCHOOL 27: SULEMA KHATUN D/O MOHIUDDIN AHMED VILL-MORNOI GAON P.O.-BIHPURIA DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF PACHIM BANGALMARA M.E. SCHOOL 28: SMTI RINA MAI BORAH D/O JAIGURAM BORAH VILL-GANDHIYA P.O.-BIHPURIA DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF MERBIL PAKATOLI ADIBASI L.P. SCHOOL 29: KRISHNA KANTA DEURI S/O DEPUTI DEURI VILL-MAJORCHAPORI P.O.-KINAPOTHARI DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF KAMALPUR L.P. SCHOOL Page No.# 261/409 30: SMTI TRIPTI NEOG D/O UPEN NEOG VILL-AMGURI P.O.-MORNOI KHORA DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF ADARSHA AMPARA L.P. SCHOOL 31: KHIRUD GOGOI S/O JOIRAM GOGOI VILL-JAKAPELUWA P.O.-RAJBARI DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF SANTAPUR CHICHAPATHAR M.E. SCHOOL 32: SMTI MIRA LEKHARU D/O MOHESWAR LEKHARU VILL-JAMUGURI P.O.-JAPJUP DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF BEDATI JANAJATI HIGH SCHOOL 33: DHARMESWAR BORA S/O DUTTA RAM BORA VILL-JAPJUP P.O.-JAPJUP DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF LAHARLIAL M.V. SCHOOL 34: MAMANI HAZARIKA D/O SUNARAM HAZARIKA VILL-BAGICHA P.O.-JAPJUP DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF BADATI JANAJATI HIGH SCHOOL 35: BALIN BORAH S/O MOHESWAR BORA VILL-MARICHAPATHAR P.O.-BIHPURIA DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF SANKARDEV M.E. SCHOOL 36: GANGADHAR SHARMA S/O BASUDEV SARMAH VILL-DONGIBILP P.O.-BIHPURIA DIST-LAKHIMPUR Page No.# 262/409 ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF BIJOYPUR HIGH SCHOOL 37: SMTI DIPA BORUAH D/O INDRESWAR BORUAH VILL-JAMUNAKHAT P.O.-JORABARI DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF NEHRU HIGH SCHOOL 38: LALIT KR. BHUYAN S/O LILA KNT BHUYAN VILL-MERBIL P.O.-HARMUTTY DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF DUBI HIGH SCHOOL 39: PARASHMONI HAZARIKA S/O SONARAM HAZARIKA VILL-RAJBARI P.O.-BIHPURIA DIST-SONITPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF MORNOI M.E. SCHOOL 40: SADANANDA PHUKAN S/O SONESWAR PHUKAN VILL-NIJARA PAR P.O.-SAGAR PRU DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF PUB PHULBARI HIGH SCHOOL 41: DIPAK CHAKRABARTY S/O LOKNATH CHAKRABORTY WARD NO. 1 P.O.-BIHPURIA DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF DONGIBIL HIGH SCHOOL 42: ATUL HAZARIKA S/O KUSAI HAZARIKA VILL-DHONABARI P.O.-DHUNAGURI DIST-LAKHIMPUR DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF LIKHAK DHUNABARI M.E. SCHOOL 43: SMTI DIPARANI HAZARIKA D/O SABIRAM HAZARIKA VILL-RAJABARI Page No.# 263/409 P.O.-RAJABARI DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF KACHIKATA GRANT L.P. SCHOOL 44: SMTI BIMALA BORA D/O SARBESWAR BORA VILL-PUKHWRIA P.O.-SONSPUR DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF KEHUTOLI L.P. SCHOOL 45: SMTI SUMITRA TAYE D/O DIPESWAR TAYE VILL-HARMUTTY P.O.-MERBIL DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF DUBI HIGH SCHOOL 46: GOUTAM DUTTA S/O LT. HEM CH. DUTTA WARD NO. 3 P.O.-KOWADONGA DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF CHABOTI M.P. HIGH SCHOOL 47: PRASANTA SAIKIA S/O SONESWAR SAIKIA VILL-PADOMONI P.O.-LALUK DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF MOHGULI BORGULA M.E. SCHHO 48: DABEN TAMULI S/O ANANDARAM VILL-PACHIM LALUK P.O.-LALUK DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF BICHAMPUR L.P. SCHOOL 49: NIRMOL BARLA S/O JISWA BARLA VILL- NA KHAGORI P.O.-PAHOMARA DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF DHEMAGOR JANAJATI L.P. SCHOOL 50: RINA DULAKHARIA D/O JOIRAM DULAKAHARIA Page No.# 264/409 VILL-BONGALCHUK P.O.-BONGALCHUK DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF SONAPUR M.E. SCHOOL 51: SMTI MEJANTI GOGOI W/O SARBESWAR PHUKAN VILL-HARIBOR P.O.-HARIBOR DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF UTTAR NOWBOICHA M.E. SCHOOL 52: SMTI NIVA RANI BORA S/O LT GHANA BORA WARD NO. 1 P.O.-BIHPURIA DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHAR OF MADHABDEV HIGH SCHOOL 53: PRASANTA BARUAH S/O UMARAM BARUAH VILL-BONGALCHUK P.O.-BONGALCHUK DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF TIOKIA L.P. SCHOOL 54: SMTI NOLONI MILI D/O DEBEN MILI VILL-SOLMORIA P.O.-SOLMORIA DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF SINGRA MIRI L.P. SCHOOL 55: BINUD NEOG S/O BUPARAM NEOG VILL-DOLOPA PATAHRI P.O.-PHULBARI DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF UDAIPUR L.P. SCHOOL 56: SMTI LILAWATI BORA S/O GHITIR BORA VILL AND P.O.-KHALIHAMARIL DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF DUBI HIGH SCHOOL 57: BOKUL DAS S/O SONTOSS DAS Page No.# 265/409 VILL-NIS LALUK P.O.-LALUK DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF PODUMONI L.P. SCHOOL 58: SMTI DIPTI SAIKIA D/O SANDESWAR SAIKIA VILL NO. PODUMONI P.O.-LALUK DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF PODUMONI L.P. SCHOOL 59: ANASTASIA SURIM S/O THEKERJAN SURIM VILL-HARMUTTY P.O.-HARMUTTY DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF DUBI HIGH SCHOOL 60: KRISHNA BORA S/O UMA KNT BORA VILL-BONGALMARA P.O.-ISALAMPUR DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF NO. 1 FATEHPUR L.P. SCHOOL 61: SMTI RUPA NEOG D/O SIDHESWAR NEOG VILL-KHALIHAMARI P.O.-NOWBOICHA DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACER OF SONAPUR M.E. SCHOOL 62: SMTI MITALI SAIKIA W/O PRAFULLA HAZARIKA VILL-KHALIHAMARI P.O.-NOWBOICHA DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF POHUMARA MAJGAON HIGH SCHOOL 63: RUDRA PD. DOWRAH S/O TANKEWAR DOWRAH VILL-HARIBOR DOLONI P.O.-HARIBOR DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF KRISHNAPUR JANAJATI SCHOOL 64: SMTI RENU BORA Page No.# 266/409 D/O SIDHESWAR BORA VILL-SONAPUR NO. 2 P.O.-SONAPUR DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF MILAN L.P. SCHOOL 65: BHUGRAM SAIKIA S/O PHULESWAR SAIKIA VILL-PUKHURIPARIA P.O.-LALUK DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF 2 NO. DHARMAPUR L.P. SCHOOL 66: SANKER PRASAD DEORI S/O NORMAL CH. DEORI VILL-BONGALMARA P.O.-BONGALMARA DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF DOULATPUR 390 NO. NEHRU MISSING L.P. SCHOOL 67: GHANA KNT. SAIKIA S/O BAPURAM SAIKIA VILL-LOKAMPUR P.O.-SONAPUR DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF 20 NO. LINE L.P. SCHOOL 68: RAM CH.. BORA S/O PUNARAM BORA VILL-LOKAMPUR P.O.-SONAPUR DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF KRISHNADEV L.P. SCHOOL 69: JUNMONI BORA W/O KAMAL CH. BORA VILL-SOLMORIA P.O.-DOOLAHAT DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASA. ASSTT. TEACHER OF KALKHOWA HIGH SCHOOL 70: ROMEN GOGOI S/O LOKNATH GOGOI VILL-PUKHURIPARIA P.O.-LALUK DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF KHERBARI L.P. SCHOOL Page No.# 267/409 71: BADABRAT SAIKIA S/O RATNESWAR SAIKIA VILL-DUBI P.O.-HARIBOR MERBIL DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF SANKARDEV ANUCHUCHITRA HIGH SCHOOL 72: AMULYA HAZARIKA S/O GANGARAM HAZ VILL-HARI DAH P.O.-BANPUROI DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF KACHUWA M.P. HIGH SCHOOL 73: BIMAN BORAH S/O BHADRESWAR BORAH VILL-DHEMAGARH P.O.-PULI NAHARANI DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF SANKAR MADHAB H.S. SCHOOL 74: SMTI TUTUMONI NEOG D/O DEBESWAR NEOG VILL-DULIAPATHAR P.O.-DULIAPATHAR DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF DULIAPATHAR M.V. SCHOOL 75: SMTI BEUTI HAZARIKA W/O DILIP KR. HAZARIKA VILL-PURABIL P.O.-LETEKUPUKHURI DIAT DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF LETEKUPUKHURI M.V. SCHOOL 76: PANKAJ BORUAH S/O BISHNU BORUAH VILL-SAWKUCHI P.O.-DIKRONG DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF MADHAVDEV COLLEGIATE H.S. 77: NIPEN DEURI S/O DHANESWAR DEURI VILL-MAJAR CHAPORI P.O.-KINAPATHAR Page No.# 268/409 DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF MADHABDEV COLLEGIATE H.S. 78: HEMADHOR GOGOI S/O GHANA GOGOI VILL-BURHABURHI P.O.-BHOLABARI DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF DHEMAGARH JUTULIBARI L.P. SCHOOL 79: TULARAM PHUKAN S/O SONARAM PHUKAN NO. 3 SIMOLUGURI P.O.-SIMOLUGURI DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF NO. 1 PULINAHARANI L.P. SCHOOL 80: RAHIM NEOG S/O POWAL NEOG NO. 2 BARPATHAR P.O.-KAMALPUR DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF NO. 3 RONGOTI L.P. SCHOOL 81: KRISHNA PD. UPADHYA S/O DHANPATI UPADHYA VILL-PITHAGURI P.O.-PITHAGURI DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF BANDARDEWA HIGH SCHOOL 82: DIPAN SAIKIA W.O JUGESWAR DUTTA VILL-BANDERDUWA P.O.-PATHALIPAHAR DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF RAJGHAR L.P SCHOOL 83: SMTI NIRMALA HAZARIKA W/O GOPAL BORA VILL-BHATOWKUCHI P.O.-DHALPUR DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF 518 NO. GANAKDOLONI L.P. SCHOOL 84: BINUD BORUAH S/O MINESWAR BORUAH VILL-KHALIHAMARI Page No.# 269/409 P.O.-HAWAJAN DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF PACHIM THEKERABARI L.P. SCHOOL 85: KABIN BORUAH S/O RAMESWAR BORUAH VILL-NO. 2 KHALIHAMARI P.O.-HAWAJAN DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF NAMGHILA SISHUKALYAN L.P. SCHOOL 86: PRADIP DAS S/O MOLOKA DAS NARAYANPUR WARD NO. 3 P.O.-DIKRONG DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF PUB-BAHUPATHAR L.P. SCHOOL 87: PRANJIB KUMAR PEGU S/O DHANESWAR PEGU VILL-PANBARI P.O.-PANBARI DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF NATUN CHUBA L.P SCHOOL 88: SMTI DHANAMAI NATUA SAIKIA D/O RAMESWAR NATUA VILL-SANKARPUR P.O.-MODHUPUR DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF SHANTIJYOTI M.E. SCHOOL 89: TULARAM DEURI S/O LT. PURUSUTTAM DEURI VILL-SHAKRAHI P.O.-DIKRONG DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF BORDEORI JYOTI L.P. SCHOOL 90: DURGA PRASAD SAIKIA S/O LT. HEM KANTA SAIKIA S/O LT. HEM KANTA SAIKIA VILL-APNBARI MAJGAON P.O.-PANBARI DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF NARAYANPUR GIRLS M.V. SCHOOL 91: KRISHNA KHAUND Page No.# 270/409 S/O LT. HEMCHANDRA KHAUND VILL-DEUTULA P.O.-BHOGPUR DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF NARAYANPUR GIRLS M.V. SCHOOL 92: SMTI BIJULEE NEOG D/O JAGYESWAR NEOG VILL-GOSAIPUKHURI P.O.-ADI ELENGI DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF GOSAI PUKHURI M.E. SCHOOL 93: BISHNU KUMAR BORAH S/O KRISHNA BORAH VILL-PHULBARI BOKANADI P.O.-SINGRA DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF TUNIJAN BISHNUPUR HIGH SCHOOL 94: SMTI ELA BORUAH D/O HOREN BORAH VILL-PHULBARI BOKANADI P.O.-SINGRA DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF SONAPUR PUKHURIA M.E. SCHOOL 95: SMTI RUPA BORAH W/O PARDIP PHUKAN VILL-MADHUPUR P.O.-MADHUPUR DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF GARUBHANDA M.E. SCHOOL 96: BHABESH CHEKANIDHARA S/O LT. MOHAN CHEKANIDHARA VILL-CHARAIDOLONI P.O.-MADHABPUR DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF NARAYANPUR GIRLS M.V. SCHOOL 97: SMTI TORALI DOLEY D/O ROMESH DOLEY VILL-BORDEURI P.O.-BORDEURI DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF MAYAJYOTI L.P. SCHOOL (AMALGAMATED) Page No.# 271/409 98: SMTI JOTSNA DEURI D/O JAYSING DEURI VILL-KINAPATHAR P.O.-KINAPATHAR DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF BORIJYOTI L.P. SCHOOL 99: SMTI BOBI BORAH W/O LT. KARUNA BORAH VILL-DERGAYAN P.O.-PADMAPUR DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF 3 NO. TATIBAHAR BAPUJI L.P. SCHOOL 100: SMTI PUSPA NEOG W/O LT. NARAYAN CHABUKDHAR VILL-SAKRAHI P.O.-DIKRONG DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF MADHABDEV L.P. SCHOOL 101: JADAV BORA S/O HEMA BORA VILL-DHEMAGAR P.O.SOGORPUR DIST-BISWANATH ASSAM. ASSTT TEACHER OF KRISHNAPUR M.E. SCHOOL 102: BABUL DOEY VILL-CHANENG GAON P.O.-DATALAKATA DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF KALANI M.E. SCHOOL 103: HEMANTA DULAKASHARIA VILL-DOLPOTA P.O.-KHAGA DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF KARKA DOLEY M.E. SCHOOL 104: RINKUMONI SARMAH SARHAH D/O AJOY SARMAH VILL-BOCHAGAON P.O.-PANIGAON DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM. ASSTT. TEACHER OF SASTRY MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL VERSUS Page No.# 272/409 THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 4 ORS. REPRESENTED BY THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT OF ASSAM EDUCATION (ELEMENTARY) DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-6 2:THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI-19 3:THE ADDITIONAL CHIEF SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT OF ASSAM FINANCE DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-6 4:THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT OF ASSAM FINANCE DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-6 5:THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER LAKHIMPUR DIST-LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN-784001 ------------ Advocate for : MR. N BORAH Advocate for : SC ELEM. EDU appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 4 ORS. Linked Case : WP(C)/5843/2022 SORAF UDDIN LASKAR S/O- LATE HAJI TAJAMUL ALI LASKAR TEACHER OF NO. 927 AMIR ALI L.P. SCHOOL RESIDENT OF VILLAGE- BORBOND PART-III P.O. BORBOND P.S. AND DISTRICT- HAILAKANDI ASSAM. VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 6 ORS TO BE REPRESENTED BY THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE Page No.# 273/409 GOVT. OF ASSAM EDUCATION (ELEMENTARY) DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-6.

2:THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-6. 3:THE DIRECTOR ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI-19. 4:THE SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE (BUDGET) DEPARTMENT DISPUR. 5:THE DIRECTOR FINANCE (BUDGET) DEPARTMENT DISPUR ASSAM. 6:THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER HAILAKANDI P.O. P.S. AND DISTRICT- HAILAKANDI ASSAM. 7:THE TREASURY OFFICER HAILAKANDI P.O. P.S. AND DISTRICT- HAILAKANDI ASSAM. ------------ Advocate for : MR. A M BARBHUIYA Advocate for : SC ELEM. EDU appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 6 ORS Linked Case : WP(C)/8900/2019 L. CHANDRAJINI DEVI W/O- LAL MOHAN SINGHA VILL- PURBOKITTERBOND PART-II P.O- AMALA P.S- LALA DIST- HAILAKANDI ASSAM PIN- 788163 Page No.# 274/409 VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 5 ORS. REP. BY THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT OF ASSAM EDUCATION DEPTT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM DISPUR GUWAHATI-6 2:THE CHIEF SECRETARY TO THE GOVT OF ASSAM DISPUR GHY- 06 3:THE SECRETARY FINANCE DEPTT (BUDGET) DISPUR GHY- 06 4:THE SECRETARY PENSION AND PUBLIC GRIEVANCES DEPTT DISPUR GUWAHATI- 06 5:THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI- 19 6:THE DEEO HAILAKANDI DIST- HAILAKANDI ASSAM PIN- 788151 ------------ Advocate for : MR H R A CHOUDHURY Advocate for : SC ELEM. EDU appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 5 ORS. Linked Case : WP(C)/3523/2022 MD. ABUL HASHIM S/O- LATE HAJARAT ALI R/O- AHMEDPUR BLOCK P.O. KUTUBPUR DIST. NORTH LAKHIMPUR PIN- 781123.

(WORKING AS ARABIC TEACHER IN DAULATPUR MADRASSA Page No.# 275/409 HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL. VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 3 ORS. REPRESENTED BY THE PRINCIPAL SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM EDUCATION (SECONDARY) DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-6. 2:THE SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE (BUDGET) DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-6. 3:THE DIRECTOR OF SECONDARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI-19. 4:THE INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS NORTH LAKHIMPUR DIST. NORTH LAKHIMPUR ASSAM ------------ Advocate for : MRS. K DEVI Advocate for : SC SEC. EDU. appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 3 ORS. Linked Case : WP(C)/479/2021 ABDUL KUDDUS MIAH AND ANR S/O- LT. ROHIZ UDDIN VILL- MAYERCHAR PT.-II P.O. NAYER ALGA P.S. BILASIPARA DIST.- DHUBRI ASSAM PIN- 783348 ASSTT. TEACHER OF KILLAHARA M.E. MADRASSA UNDER LAKHIPUR EDUCATION BLOCK OF GOALPARA DISTRICT 2: SHIRAJUL ISLAM S/O- LT. TAZUDDIN AHMED VILL- BODO NICHINPUR P.O. MEDORTARI Page No.# 276/409 P.S. FAKIRGANJ DIST.- DHUBRI ASSAM PIN- 783333 ASSTT. TEACHER OF AOLATOLI AMALGAMATED HIGH MADRASSA UNDER G.D.C. GOALPARA OF GOALPARA DISTRICT VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 7 ORS REP. BY THE COMM. AND SECY. TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM EDUCATION (SECONDARY) DEPTT. DISPUR GHY-06 2:THE COMM. AND SECY. TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM EDUCATION (ELEMENTARY) DEPTT. DISPUR GHY-06 3:THE SECY. TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE (BUDGET) DEPTT. DISPUR GHY-06 4:THE SECY. TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM PENSION AND PUBLIC GRIEVANCE DEPTT. DISPUR GHY-06 5:THE DIRECTOR OF SECONDARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GHY-19 6:THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GHY-19 7:THE INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS G.D.C. GOALPARA (ASSAM) PIN- 783301 8:THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER GOALPARA ASSAM PIN- 783301 ------------ Advocate for : MR. A F N U MOLLAH Advocate for : SC ELEM. EDU appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 7 ORS Page No.# 277/409 Linked Case : WP(C)/6942/2022 HAREN CHANDRA DAS SON OF SRI DIPTI RAM DAS RESIDENT OF VILLAGE- LACHIT NAGAR P.O.- MIRZA DISTRICT- KAMRUP ASSAM PIN- 781125.

VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 3 ORS REPRESENTED BY THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT OF ASSAM EDUCATION DEPARTMENT ( ELEMENTARY) SACHIVALAYA DISPUR GUWAHATI- 781006 ASSAM. 2:THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI- 781019. 3:THE DIRECTOR OF PENSION ASSAM HOUSEFED COMPLEX DISPUR GUWAHATI- 781006 ASSAM. 4:THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT OF ASSAM DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE DISPUR GUWAHATI- 781006. ------------ Advocate for : MR T N SRINIVASAN Advocate for : SC ELEM. EDU appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 3 ORS Page No.# 278/409 Linked Case : WP(C)/5375/2022 KAMESWAR BORUAH AND 24 ORS S/O LATE TIPSON BORUAH R/O CHAPAKHOWA P.O.-CHAPAKHOWA P.S.-SADIYA PIN-786157 DIST-TINSUKIA ASSAM 2: JYOTISH GOGOI S/O LATE MOHEN CHANDRA GOGOI R/O CHAULKHOWA NA-GAON P.O. AND P.S.-SADIYA PIN-786155 DIST-TINSUKIA ASSAM 3: RUDRA PAYENG S/O LATE PREMADHAR PAYENG R/O MINGMANG (KHERONIBARI) P.O.-AMARPUR P.S.-SADIYA PIN-786157 DIST-TINSUKIA ASSAM 4: SMT. HEWALI DEORI D/O SABINATAH DEORI R/O SUNPURA DEORIGAON P.O.-NATUN BALIJAN P.S.-CHANG CHAP CHARIALI PIN-786158 DIST-TINSUKIA ASSAM 5: SMT. KALPANA DEORI D/O HARENDRA NATH DEORI R/O SUNPURA DEORIGAON P.O.-NATUN BALIJAN P.S.-CHANG CHAP CHARIALI Page No.# 279/409 PIN-786158 DIST-TINSUKIA ASSAM 6: SMT. RUPOHI BORGOHAIN D/O SRI SHANGABAR BORGOHAIN R/O CHAPAKHOWA P.O.-CHAPAKHOWA P.S.-SADIYA PIN-786157 DIST-TINSUKIA ASSAM 7: SMT. NIRUPAMA DEORI D/O LATE CHATRADHAR DEORI R/O CHAPAKHOWA MEDICAL CHARIALI P.O.-CHAPAKHOWA P.S.-SADIYA PIN-786157 DIST-TINSUKIA ASSAM 8: HEM CHANDRA KONWAR S/O DANBORUDHAR KONWAR R/O 2 NO. CHAPAKHOWA GAON P.O.-CHAPAKHOWA P.S.-SADIYA PIN-786157 DIST-TINSUKIA ASSAM 9: NARAYAN SHARMA S/O LATE SHARMONANDO SHARMA R/O AMBIKAPUR P.O.-NATUN BALIJAN P.S.-CHENGCHAP PIN-786158 DIST-TINSUKIA ASSAM 10: DIGANTA CHIRING S/O LATE BHULANATH CHIRING R/O JHIYA GAON P.O.-SADIYA (GHUMTIBIL) P.S.-SADIYA (CHAPAKHOWA) PIN-786155 DIST-TINSUKIA ASSAM Page No.# 280/409 11: ANIL GOGOI S/O LATE ANANDA GOGOI R/O TELIKOLA GAON P.O.-KUNDIL P.S.-NA-SADIYA PIN-786158 DIST-TINSUKIA ASSAM 12: TANKESWAR GOGOI S/O LATE NANADESWAR GOGOI R/O CHAULKHOWA NA-GAON P.O.-GHUMTIBIL P.S.-SADIYA PIN-786155 DIST-TINSUKIA ASSAM 13: MRS. SUNANDA BURAGOHAIN D/O LATE KATIYA BURAGOHAIN R/O PUB LACHIT NAGAR P.O.-CHAPAKHOWA P.S.-CHAPAKHOWA PIN-786157 DIST-TINSUKIA ASSAM 14: SMT. PUTULI KURMI D/O LATE HARADHA KURMI R/O KHORIKOTIA GAON P.O.-KUKUREA KHOWA P.S.-PANITULA PIN-786183 DIST-TINSUKIA ASSAM 15: SMT. BISWAMIKA GOGOI D/O LAKHESWAR GOGOI R/O LAKHIMI PATHER P.O.-CHAPAKHOWA SADIYA P.S.-SADIYA PIN-786157 DIST-TINSUKIA ASSAM 16: TROILUKYA BARUAH Page No.# 281/409 S/O LATE TIYARAM BARUAH R/O BISHNUPUR POHUKHOWAGAON P.O.-SADIYA (GHUMTIBIL) P.S.-SADIYA PIN-786155 DIST-TINSUKIA ASSAM 17: KESHAB BARUAH S/O LATE GUMAN BARUAH R/O KUKURAMARA P.O.-KUKURAMARA (SADIYA) P.S.-NA-SADIYA PIN-786158 DIST-TINSUKIA ASSAM 18: MISS PARINITA GOGOI D/O LATE BIKAN CH. GOGOI R/O JYOTISH NAGAR P.O.-CHAPAKHOWA P.S.-SADIYA (CHAPAKHOWA) PIN-786157 DIST-TINSUKIA ASSAM 19: ROWSON NAHAR AHMED D/O LATE GAJANADI AHMED R/O CHAPAKHOWA TOWN P.O.-CHAPAKHOWA TOWN P.S.-CHAPAKHOWA PIN-786157 DIST-TINSUKIA ASSAM 20: LOHIT KUMAR DEORI S/O LATE DHANYARAM DEORI R/O KOPOW PATHAR DEORIGAON P.O.-CHAPAKHOWA P.S.-CHAPAKHOWA PIN-786157 DIST-TINSUKIA ASSAM 21: SUMAL SARKAR S/O SRI SUNAMONI SARKAR R/O BICHANIMUKH KHERBARI P.O.-AROIMURIA (DHOLLA) Page No.# 282/409 P.S.-SAIKHOWA GHAT (DHOLLA) PIN-786154 DIST-TINSUKIA ASSAM 22: MISS RUPALI GOGOI D/O HILESWAR GOGOI R/O TUPSINGA GAON P.O.-CHAPAKHOWA P.S.-CHAPAKHOWA (SADIYA) PIN-786157 DIST-TINSUKIA ASSAM 23: MISS SUMIRPRABHA GOGOI D/O LATE BIJOYRAM GOGOI R/O ULLOWANI BAJAL GAON P.O.-SADIYA P.S.-SADIYA PIN-786155 DIST-TINSUKIA ASSAM 24: SMT. PRANATI BARUAH D/O LATE GOHIN BARUAH R/O PANITOLA GAON (BORDUBI ROAD) P.O.-TINSUKIA PANITULA P.S.-TINSUKIA PIN-786183 DIST-TINSUKIA ASSAM 25: SMT. JUNU DEORI D/O KULA NATH DEORI R/O 2 NO. MOHANG BORDUMSA P.O.-PURANI PUKHURI P.S.-BORDUMSA PIN-786174 DIST-TINSUKIA ASSAM VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 5 ORS REPRESENTED BY THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT OF ASSAM ELEMENTARY EDUCATION DEPARTMENT DISPUR Page No.# 283/409 GUWAHATI-6 2:THE ADDITIONAL CHIEF SECRETARY FINANCE DEPARTMENT GOVERNMENT OF ASSAM DISPUR GUWAHATI-6 3:THE DIRECTOR EDUCATION (ELEMENTARY) DEPARTMENT KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI-19 ASSAM 4:THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER TINSUKIA ASSAM 5:THE DEPUTY ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER TINSUKIA ASSAM 6:THE DEPUTY INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS SADIYA CHAPAKHOWA ASSAM ------------ Advocate for : MR. A D CHOUDHURY Advocate for : SC EDU appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 5 ORS Linked Case : WP(C)/882/2023 ABDUS SATTAR AND 4 ORS. S/O LATE SADAGAR ALI R/O BHERBHERY P.O.- KHAILSABHITA P.S.- LAKHIPUR DIST.- GOALPARA ASSAM PIN- 78330.

2: GOLAWARA KHATUN W/O ABDUL WAHAB R/O MESERBHITA Page No.# 284/409 P.O.- MESERBHITA P.S.- LAKHIPUR DIST.- GOALPARA ASSAM PIN- 783129. 3: SAMSUL HOQUE S/O LATE ABU TALEB R/O GHUGUDOBA P.O.- RAJMITA P.S.- LAKHIPUR DIST.- GOALPARA ASSAM PIN- 783129. 4: NOWSAD ALI S/O JOYNAL ABEDIN R/O MANASH PARA RESERVE P.O.- RAJMITA P.S.- LAKHIPUR DIST.- GOALPARA ASSAM PIN- 783129. 5: ATAUR RAHMAN MANDAL S/O ABDUL BARI MANDAL R/O KUSHBARI P.O.- AIRKATA P.S.- FAKIRGANJ DIST.- GOALPARA ASSAM PIN- 78330. VERSUS Page No.# 285/409 THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 4 ORS. REP. BY THE PRINCIPAL SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM EDUCATION (ELEMENTARY) DEPTT. DISPUR GUWAHATI- 6. 2:THE SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE (BUDGET) DEPTT. DISPUR GUWAHATI- 6. 3:THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI- 19. 4:THE DIRECTOR OF SECONDARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI- 19. 5:THE INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS GOALPARA CIRCLE DIST.- GOALPARA ASSAM. ------------ Advocate for : MRS. K DEVI Advocate for : SC ELEM. EDU appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 4 ORS. Linked Case : WP(C)/5394/2017 MUKUNDA BORAH S/O LT. BABULA BORAH R/O NO. 2 NIMURI HOUSE NO. 85 RANGATI LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN - 784165.

VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM and 3 ORS. REP. BY SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM EDUCATION ELEMENTARY DEPARTMENT DISPUR Page No.# 286/409 GUWAHATI -6. 2:THE COMMISIONER and SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI -06. 3:THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI -19. 4:THE DEPUTY INSPECTOR OF SCHOOL NORTH LAKHIMPUR ASSAM ------------ Advocate for : MR.B J GHOSH Advocate for : MRSA VERMA appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM and 3 ORS. Linked Case : WP(C)/6961/2022 BIJOY LAKSHMI DUTTA D/O. LT. RAM CHANDRA DUTTA VILL. ANDP .O. SARPARA DIST. KAMRUP ASSAM PIN-781122. VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 3 ORS REP. BY THE COMMISSIONER AND SECY. TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM EDUCATION DEPTT. (ELEMENTARY) SACHIVALAYA DISPUR GUWAHATI-781006 ASSAM. 2:TH DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI-781019. 3:THE DIRECTOR OF PENSION Page No.# 287/409 ASSAM HOUSEFED COMPLEX DISPUR GUWAHATI-781006 ASSAM. 4:THE COMMISSIONER AND SECY. TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM DEPTT. OF FINANCE DISPUR GUWAHATI-781006. ------------ Advocate for : MR T N SRINIVASAN Advocate for : GA ASSAM appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 3 ORS Linked Case : WP(C)/6955/2022 DIPAK CH PATHAK SON OF LATE PRAFULLA CH. PATHAK RESIDENT OF VILLAGE AND P.O.- SARPARA DISTRICT- KAMRUP ASSAM PIN- 781122.

VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 3 ORS REPRESENTED BY THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT OF ASSAM EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (ELEMENTARY) SACHIVALAYA DISPUR GUWAHATI- 781006 ASSAM. 2:THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI- 781019. 3:THE DIRECTOR OF PENSION ASSAM HOUSEFED COMPLEX DISPUR GUWAHATI- 781006 Page No.# 288/409 ASSAM. 4:THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT OF ASSAM DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE DISPUR GUWAHATI- 781006. ------------ Advocate for : MR T N SRINIVASAN Advocate for : SC ELEM. EDU appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 3 ORS Linked Case : WP(C)/2261/2022 MOLIN CHOUDHURY AND 53 ORS. S/O- LATE NAGENDRA CHANDRA CHOUDHURY R/O- NOWAGAON P.O. MULAGAON PIN-783380 DISTRICT- BONGAIGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT UTTAR MAJGAON L.P. SCHOOL. 2: RINA RAY W/O- UDDHAB CHANDRA SINGHA R/O- CHITKAGAON (CHAPRAKATA) P.O -CHAPRAKATA DISTRICT- BONGAIGAON ASSAM PIN- 783380 ASSISTANT TEACHER AT 50 NO. UTTAR BONGAIGAON L.P.SCHOOL. 3: HIMANI CHOUDHURY W/O- DINESH SINGHA R/O- ALUGAON (MAJPARA) P.O. MULAGAON PIN- 783380 DISTRICT- BONGAIGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT ALUGAON UZANPARA L.P. SCHOOL. 4: BHARATI BALA BARMAN W/O- KUMAR BHUPENDRA NR DEV R/O- PURONI BONGAIGAON (ULUBARI) P.O. BONGAIGAON PIN- 783380 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM Page No.# 289/409 ASSISTANT TEACHER AT 50 NO. UTTAR BONGAIGAON L.P. SCHOOL. 5: NIPUN DAS S/O- LATE PREMANANDA DAS R/O- KAHIPARA P.O. CHAKAPARA PIN- 783380 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT PURANI BONGAIGAON UCCHA BUNIYADI VIDYALAYA. 6: ARUN KUMAR RAY S/O- LATE LANKESWAR RAY R/O- BHAKARIVITA WARD NO. 18 P.O. BONGAIGAON PIN- 783380 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT 354 NO. GURUGAON L.P. SCHOOL. 7: MAHENDRA BARMAN S/O- LATE BISWANATH BARMAN R/O- DIGDARI KAKRAGAON PIN- 783372 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT MILONPUR L.P. SCHOOL. 8: SUPRIYA SARKAR W/O- RABINDRA BARMAN R/O- BARPATHAR P.O. DHALIGAON PIN- 783385 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT 672 NO. GHILAGURI L.P. SCHOOL. 9: CHANDANA BHATTACHARYA W/O- ANJAN BHATTACHARYA R/O- NETAJI NAGAR BABUPARA W.NO. 11 P.O. BONGAIGAON PIN- 783380 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM Page No.# 290/409 ASSISTANT TEACHER AT NETAJI VIDYANIKETON M.E. SCHOOL (PAULPARA).

10: SARITA SINGHA PAUL W/O- TANAY PAUL R/O- T.R. PHUKAN ROAD P.O. BONGAIGAON PIN-783380 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT 1050 BONGAIGAON VIDYAPITH L.P.SCHOOL. 11: DIPALI RAY D/O- LATE MAJEN RAY R/O- KHARIJA DALAIGAON PART-1 P.O. BONGAIGAON PIN- 783380 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT 48 NO.CHITKAGAON L.P. SCHOOL. 12: NABAJYOTI SINGHA PATHAK D/O- LATE GHITESWAR PATHAK R/O- DHALAGAON P.O. SIMLAGURI PIN- 783381 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT 487 NO. DHALAPUKHURI L.P. SCHOOL. 13: RAJU MANDAL S/O- LATE TEJAM MANDAL R/O- OLD COLONY NEAR RAILWAY QUARTER 143/B P.O. BONGAIGAON PIN- 783380 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT HINDI VIDYALAYA M.E. SCHOOL BONGAIGAON. 14: JOGIN CHANDRA SINGHA S/O- LATE DHIRENDRA KUMAR SINGHA R/O- CHAKAPARA MERAKOCHA Page No.# 291/409 P.O. CHAKAPARA PIN- 783380 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT KANAKLATA GIRLS M.E. SCHOOL CHAKAPARA. 15: BISWAJIT MANDAL S/O- LATE PULIN MANDAL R/O- SASTRI ROAD WARD NO. 8 P.O. BONGAIGAON PIN- 783380 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT ADARSHA VIDYA MANDIR M.E. SCHOOL. (AMALGAMATED) 16: PRANAB KUMAR BANIK S/O- LATE NIDHILAL BANIK R/O- OLD COLONY SASTRI ROAD W.NO. 9 P.O. BONGAIGAON PIN-783380 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT SANTIDHAM KALIBARI HIGH SCHOOL. (AMALGAMATED) 17: PARTHA ROY S/O- LATE NARAYAN CHANDRA ROY R/O- SALBARI UDAYNAGAR W-25 P.O. BONGAIGAON PIN- 783380 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT VIDYA BHAVAN L.P. SCHOOL. 18: KRISHNA PRASAD S/O- RAGHUBIR PRASAD R/O- B.T. ROAD W.NO-1 P.O. BONGAIGAON PIN-783380 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM Page No.# 292/409 ASSISTANT TEACHER AT S.P.D.D. M.E. SCHOOL BONGAIGAON. 19: JAMUNA SINGHA D/O- LATE TARANI KANTA SINGHA R/O- BARSHAGAON P.O. MULAGAON PIN- 783380 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT BIRJHARA GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL. (AMALGAMATED).

20: SIBA SINGHA RAY S/O- LATE NARESWAR RAY R/O- CHIPONCHILA P.O. CHIPONCHILA PIN- 783380 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT CHIPONCHILA M.E. SCHOOL. 21: PHANISH NARAYAN DEV S/O- LATE BHUBAN NARAYAN DEV R/O- JAKUAPARA P.O. BONGAIGAON PIN-783380 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT PURANI BONGAIGAON UCCHA-BUNIYADI VIDYALAYA (AMALGAMATED). 22: MD. NABIYAR RAHMAN S/O- MD. AYNAL HAQUE R/O- CHIKIBI P.O. VIDYAPUR PIN- 783372 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT ASHRAFUL ULUM MEM. BOGULAMARI (AMALGAMATED). 23: DWIP RAY S/O- LATE MAHESWAR RAY R/O- CHANDAL P.O. CHIPONCHILA Page No.# 293/409 PIN- 783380 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT GANDHI GIRLS M.E. SCHOOL. 24: KAILYANI BALA RAY R/O- CHAKAPARA PT-1 P.O. CHAKAPARA PIN- 783380 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT CHAKAPARA HIGH SCHOOL (AMALGAMATED). 25: JYOTIRMAY SINGHA S/O- LATE LALIT MOHAN SINGHA R/O- P.K. ROAD W.NO 5 P.O. BONGAIGAON PIN- 783380 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT BONGAIGAON TOWN M.E. SCHOOL (AMALGAMATED).

26: LABEN BARMAN S/O- LATE NARASWAR BARMAN R/O- BHADRAGAON P.O. VIDYAPUR PIN- 783372 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT 498 NO. BHADRAGAON L.P. SCHOOL. 27: TARANGA KUMAR SINGHA S/O- LATE MAJEN CHANDRA SINGHA R/O- MULAGAON P.O. MULAGAON PIN- 783380 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT POPRAGAON M.E. SCHOOL. 28: RATI KANTA CHOUDHURY S/O- LATE BANESWAR CHOUDHURY R/O- DHOLAGAON Page No.# 294/409 P.O. NORTH BOITAMARI PIN- 78380 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT DHOLAGAON M. E. SCHOOL (AMALGAMATED). 29: DIPOK KUMAR SINGHA S/O- LATE HITESWAR SINGHA R/O- GHANDAL P.O. CHIPONCHILA PIN- 783380 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSISTANT TEACHER AT KATHALGURI PRATHAMIK VIDYALAYA. 30: ARUN KUMAR GOSWAMI S/O- LATE CHANDRA KANTA GOSWAMI R/O- BOGULAMARI P.O. BILASHPUR PIN- 783372 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT 503 NO. BOGULAMARI L.P.SCHOOL. 31: RANGMALA RAY D/O- LATE AKRAM RAY R/O- CHAKIHALI P.O. CHAKIHALI PIN- 783392 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT ADLAGURI M.V. SCHOOL. 32: SAITYENDRA MEDHI S/O- LATE ANANDA PRSAD MEDHI R/O- NOAGAON P.O. MULAGAON PIN- 783380 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM HEADMASTER AT PANEHAPUR M.E. SCHOOL. 33: HARI MOHAN RAY R/O- SOUTH DHALIGAON P.O.- NEW BONGAIGAON PIN- 783381 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT 678 NO. HOLLAGURI L.P.SCHOOL. Page No.# 295/409 34: BIDYUT CHANDRA RAY S/O- LATE BIRENDRA RAY R/O- DEWRIPARA P.O. BONGAIGAON PIN- 783380 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT BONGAIGAON TOWN HIGH SCHOOL (AMALGAMATED).

35: BIMALA PRASAD SINGHA S/O- LATE FESTA RAM SINGHA R/O- MULAGAON P.O. MULAGAON PIN- 783380 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT LAL BAHADUR SHASTRI BIDYAPITH MULAGAON (AMALGAMATED). 36: MAHESH CHANDRA BARMAN S/O- LATE BHERA RAM BARMAN R/O- NAGARIYAGAON P.O. MULAGAON PIN- 783380 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT 6 NO. RASHIGAON BAHIRA CHENGMARI L.P.SCHOOL. 37: LILABATI NATH D/O- LATE DHANESWAR NATH R/O- JHAWBARI P.O. CHAKHIALI PIN- 783392 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT NOWAGAON HIGH SCHOOL (A MALGAMATED). 38: AKHIL KUMAR RAY S/O- LATE DHARANI KANTA RAY R/O- KAMARPARA P.O. CHAKAPARA PIN- 783380 Page No.# 296/409 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT NABA KUMAR MEMORIAL M.E. SCHOOL. 39: ARUP KUMAR SARKAR S/O-LATE UMESH CHANDRA SARKAR R/O- BHAKARIVITA W.NO.18 P.O. BONGAIGAON PIN-783380 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT BHAKARIVITA M.E. SCHOOL (AMALGAMATED).

40: CHINTA HORON CHOUDHURY S/O- LATE ASWINI KUMAR CHOUDHURY R/O- MULAGAON P.O. MULAGAON PIN- 783380 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT 214 NO. SAONAGAON L.P.SCHOOL. 41: RAMENDRA CHANDRA SINGHA S/O- LATE MRIGENDRA CHANDRA SINGHA R/O- MULAGAON P.O. MULAGAON PIN- 783380 ASSISTANT TEACHER AT TENGAIGAON HIGH SCHOOL (AMALGAMATED). 42: PARIMAL BARMAN S/O- LATE PALASH CHANDRA BARMAN R/O- BASHBARI P.O. NORTH BOITAMARI PIN-783380 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT 827 BIDYAPUR RAGHUNATH L.P.SCHOOL. 43: LAKSHMI BASUMATARY D/O- GAYARAM BASUMATARY R/O- NANKARGAON DHONTOLA BAZAR PIN- 783372 DIST- BONGAIGAON Page No.# 297/409 ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT NANKARGAON HIGH SCHOOL (AMALGAMATED). 44: HARKUMAR SINGHA S/O- LATE MAHENDRA SINGHA R/O- BARSHAGAON P.O. MULAGAON PIN- 783380 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT PURANI BONGAIGAON UCHA BUNIYADI BIDYALAYA (AMALGAMATED). 45: BISESWAR DAS S/O- LATE SUKRABANI DAS R/O- KOTHALGURI P.O. CHIPONCHILA PIN-783380 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM HEAD TEACHER AT KOTHALGURI PRATHAMIK VIDYALAYA. 46: MIRI CHANDRA MUCHAHARY S/O- LATE ARGESWAR MUCHAHARY R/O- TILAKGAON P.O. TILAKGAON PIN- 783373 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT SRIMANTA SANKARDEV L.P.SCHOOL. 47: NILIMA DEVI D/O- LATE DHARANI KANTA NATH R/O- BASHBARI P.O. NORTH BOITAMARI PIN-783380 ASSISTANAT TEACHER AT NORTH BOITAMARI HIGH SCHOOL. 48: JONALI DAS D/O-LATE NAGEN CHANDRA DAS R/O- BARPARA W.NO.21 P.O. BONGAIGAON PIN-783380 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM Page No.# 298/409 ASSISTANT TEACHER AT BIRJHARA GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL (AMALGAMATED).

49: RUNUMI DAS D/O- LATE PRAFULLA DAS R/O- BHAKARIVITA UJANPARA W.NO.18 P.O. BONGAIGAON PIN-783380 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT BIRJHARA GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL(AMALGAMATED). 50: PRANAB KUMAR RAY S/O- LATE KARUNA KANTA RAY R/O- KAKAIJANA P.O. SALMARA PIN-783383 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT 280 NO. CHARAKOLA L.P.SCHOOL. 51: JEUTIMALA SARKAR D/O- LATE DHRUBA LACHON SARKAR R/O- CHAKAPARA P.O. CHAKAPARA PIN- 783380 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT NOWAGAON L.P. SCHOOL. 52: BALA BHADRA SARKAR S/O- LATE SUKURU RAM SARKAR R/O- BANIPARA P.O. DHANTALA BAZAR PIN- 783372 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT DHALKATA L.P.SCHOOL. 53: DANDESWAR SINGHA S/O- LATE KAMALA KANTA SINGHA R/O- BECHIMARI P.O. BOITAMARI PIN-783389 Page No.# 299/409 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT BHUTKURA L.P.SCHOOL. 54: BHUBAN CHANDRA DAS S/O- LATE BASANTA KUMAR DAS R/O- BONGAIGAON BHAKHARAPARA-II W.NO. 23 P.O. BONGAIGAON PIN-783380 DIST- BONGAIGAON ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT POPRAGAON M.E.SCHOOL. VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 8 ORS. THROUGH THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM SECONDARY EDUCATION DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-06.

2:THE STATE OF ASSAM REPRESENTED BY THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM ELEMENTARY EDUCATION DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-06 3:THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE DEPARTMENT. DISPUR GUWAHATI-06. 4:THE ADDITIONAL CHIEF SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-06. 5:THE DIRECTOR OF SECONDARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI-19. 6:THE DIRECTOR OF DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI-19. 7:THE INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS Page No.# 300/409 BONGAIGAON DISTRICT CIRCLE P.O AND DISTRICT- BONGAIGAON ASSAM PIN-783380. 8:THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER BONGAIGAON P.O AND DISTRICT- BONGAIGAON ASSAM PIN-783380. 9:THE DEPUTY INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS BONGAIGAON P.O AND DISTRICT- BONGAIGAON ASSAM PIN-783380. ------------ Advocate for : MR B D DAS Advocate for : SC SEC. EDU. appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 8 ORS. Linked Case : WP(C)/382/2022 KARTIK SAHU AND ANR S/O LATE SAMBHU SAHU RESIDENT OF NORTH GORUNGA TEA ESTATE NO. 1 PO HAUTOLY PS AND DIST GOLAGHAT ASSAM 2: SMTI RANI DIHINGIA W/O SRI UMA KANTA GOGOI RESIDENT OF BURALIKSAON GAON PO PUB KOTHALGURI PS KOMARGAON DIST GOLAGHAT ASSAM VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 3 ORS REPRESENTED BY THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM EDUCATION ELEMENTARY DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI 06 Page No.# 301/409 2:THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI 06 3:THE DIRECTOR ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI 19 4:THE INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS GOLAGHAT ASSAM ------------ Advocate for : MR. P J SAIKIA Advocate for : SC ELEM. EDU appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 3 ORS Linked Case : WP(C)/4353/2022 SMT. SWARNALATA DOLEY AND 33 ORS. W/O SRI PREMO DEURI HEAD TEACHER PAVABHEKELI NEW LP SCHOOL PAVABHEKELI R/O VILL. AND PO LIKHAKCHAPORI DIST. NORTH LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN-787054.

2: KIRAN DEURI S/O LATE INDRESWAR DEURI HEAD TEACHER PAVABHEKELI LP SCHOOL PAVABHEKELI R/O VILL. BAHGORAHDEURIGAON PO BAHGORAH DIST. NORTH LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN-784161 3: BABUDHAR DEURI S/O LATE JANAISING DEURI ASSISTANT TEACHER NO.1 AUNIBARI LP SCHOOL Page No.# 302/409 AUNIBARI R/O VILL. BAHGORAHDEURIGAON PO BAHGORAH DIST. NORTH LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN-784161 4: SMTI PRATIVA PRASAD D/O LATE HAREKRISHNA PRASAD ASSISTANT TEACHER POKADOL LP SCHOOL POKADOL R/O VILL. GANDHIA PO BIHPURIA DIST. LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN-784161 5: SMTI RUBI BORUAH W/O SRI KRISHNARAM BHUYAN ASSISTANT TEACHER KHORA LP SCHOOL KHORAPATHAR R/O VILL. BAMUNGAON PO BIHPURIA DIST. LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN-784161 6: KIRITI PEGU S/O LATE DHANIRAM PEGU ASSISTANT TEACHER KANIAJAN LP SCHOOL KANIAJAN R/O VILL. AND PO BARHATIGAON DIST. NORTH LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN-784165 7: HARESWAR KUTUM S/O SRI LILADHAR KUTUM HEAD TEACHER NO.2 DAHGHARIA LP SCHOOL PO AND PS BIHPURIA DIST. NORTH LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN-784161 Page No.# 303/409 8: HEMANTA DUTTA S/O SRI GHANA KANTA DUTTA ASSISTANT TEACHER PAVABHEKELI NEW LP SCHOOL R/O VILL. CHOUDAPUNIA PO BIHPURIA DIST. NORTH LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN-784161 9: NARAYAN DEURI S/O LATE RAVENI DEURI HEAD TEACHER NO.458 KACHIKATADEURILP SCHOOL KACHIKATA R/O VILL. KACHIKATAAND PO BIHPURIA DIST. NORTH LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN-784161 10: MD. SARIFUL ISLAM S/O TALEB ALI ASSISTANT TEACHER DOULATPURUTTARPARA NEW LP SCHOOL DOULATPUR R/O DOULATPUR PO BANGALMARA PS BANGALMARA DIST. NORTH LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN-787054 11: SMTI KUNJA KAKOTI NEOG W/O BIPIN CHANDRA NEOG ASSISTANT TEACHER NO.383 RAJBARI LP SCHOOL RAJBARI R/O CHAMUAGAON PO RAJBARI PS BIHPURIA DIST. NORTH LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN-784163 12: SMTI GEETASHREE BOIRAGI W/O LATE DHARMESWAR KALITA ASSISTANT TEACHER (DIED IN HARNESS ON 16.06.2014) TINTHENGIA LP SCHOOL Page No.# 304/409 R/O VILL. SHREE BHUYANGAON PO AND PS BIHPURIA DIST. NORTH LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN-784161 13: KUKIL NEOG S/O TIKAL NEOG ASSISTANT TEACHER MAJOR CHAPORI LP SCHOOL R/O VILL. AND PO PANBARI DIST. NORTH LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN-784164 14: JOTIN GOGOI S/O SRI KHAGESWAR GOGOI ASSISTANT TEACHER NO.1 PULINAHARANI LP SCHOOL R/O VILL. NO.1 CHESSAPANIGAON PO SIMALUGURI DIST. NORTH LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN-784165 15: ANIL SARMAH S/O LATE DINDI RAM SARMAH ASSISTANT TEACHER ANUBOICHA LP SCHOOL R/O MADHABPUR PO DIKRONG DIST. NORTH LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN-784164 16: LOKNATH SAIKIA S/O LATE BALURAM SAIKIA ASSISTANT TEACHER BONPURNOI LP SCHOOL R/O VILL. LATABARI PO BONPHROI DIST. NORTH LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN-784165 17: SMTI REKHA MONI PHUKAN W/O LATE TILESWAR BARUAH ASSISTANT TEACHER MAJGAON LP SCHOOL Page No.# 305/409 R/O VILL. ANUBOICHA PO MERAMUKH DIST. NORTH LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN-784164 18: SMTI. RINA KAKOTI W/O JAGAT HAZARIKA ASSISTANT TEACHER KALYANPUR LP SCHOOL R/O VILL. CHARIDOLONI PO MADHABPUR DIST. NORTH LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN-784164 19: SMTI HEMAPROVA BARUAH W/O AMULYA NEOG ASSISTANT TEACHER PANBARI ME SCHOOL VILL. AND PO PANBARI DIST. NORTH LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN-784164 20: SMTI SUMESWARI DEURI W/O BEA KUMAR DEURI ASSISTANT TEACHER 11(1) BORDEURI LP SCHOOL R/O VILL AND PO BORDEURI DIST. NORTH LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN-784164 21: SMTI DULUMONI BORAH W/O LATE PRASANNA RAJKHOWA ASSISTANT TEACHER 262 NO RAIDONGIA LP SCHOOL R/O VILL. AND PO RAIDONGIA DIST. NORTH LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN-784164 22: KARUNA BORAH S/O CHENIRAM BORAH ASSISTANT TEACHER NAPUMA LP SCHOOL R/O VILLAND PO MERMUKH DIST. NORTH LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN-784164 Page No.# 306/409 23: PRAHLAD DEURI S/O LATE MAMAN SINGH DEURI ASSISTANT TEACHER ASSAM ANDHA SISHU VIDYALAYA URBAN AREA R/O MAJARCHAPORI PO KINAPATHAR PS NARAYANPUR DIST. LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN-784164 24: MUKUT DUTTA S/O LATE HIRA DUTTA ASSISTANT TEACHER ASSAM ANDHASISHUVIDYALAYA URBAN AREA R/O CHAMUAHGAON PO GHARMARA PS NORTH LAKHIMPUR DIST. LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN-787001 25: JAWHARLAL PEGU S/O LATE MEGHNATH PEGU ASSISTANT TEACHER CHLEK LP SCHOOL R/O VILL. PERANIBHETI PO ARIMARATINIALI PS DHOLPUR DIST. LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN-784165 26: MEGHARAM DOLEY S/O LATE SIBANATH DOLEY ASSISTANT TEACHER UPORARIMARA LP SCHOOL R/O VILL. ARIMARA PO ARIMARATINIALI PS DHOLPUR DIST. LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN-784165 27: SMTI. DIPAMONI PEGU D/O PABAN DOLEY Page No.# 307/409 ASSISTANT TEACHER SOYANGPATIR LP SCHOOL R/O VILL. MAJARCHAPORI PO MERAMUKH PS NARAYANPUR DIST. LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN-784164 28: KHIRESWAR SAIKIA S/O LATE THANESWAR SAIKIA ASSISTANT TEACHER PHUTABHOGRANGAJAN LP SCHOOL R/O VILL. BORTHEKERABARI PO HOWJAN PS DHOLPUR DIST. LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN-784165 29: DEBASISH KAKATI S/O GOBIN KAKATI ASSISTANT TEACHER BHATMOW ME SCHOOL R/O VILL. NO.3 SIMALUGARI PO AND PS SIMALUGURI DIST. LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN-784165 30: PRANAB JYOTI SONOWAL S/O LATE MADHARAM SONOWAL ASSISTANT TEACHER DIRGHALALPANI LP SCHOOL R/O NO.2 SENCHUWAGAON PO TARIONEBERBHANGA DIST.LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN-787032 31: AMAL HAZARIKA S/O LATE LILA RAM HAZARIKA ASSISTANT TEACHER DHANEHARAMADHABPUR LP SCHOOL R/O VILL. CHAMUAGAON PO GHARMARA DIST. LAKHIMPUR Page No.# 308/409 ASSAM PIN-787032 32: SMTI SWAPNA DEVI W/O DIPAK BORA ASSISTANT TEACHER BAKULBARI LP SCHOOL R/O VILL. TELIAGAON PO JAPISAJIA DIST. LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN-787031 33: MISS KARUNA DUTTA D/O DAYAL DUTTA ASSISTANT TEACHER SHANTIPUR LP SCHOOL R/O WARD NO.11 K B ROAD PS PO AND DIST. LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN-787001 34: DURNAKANTA HAZARIKA S/O SRI KUKHAI HAZARIKA ASSISTANT TEACHER TUNIJAN MV SCHOOL R/O NO.2 SONAPUR PO SONAPUR DIST. LAKHIMPUR ASSAM PIN-784160 VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 5 ORS. REPRESENTED BY THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM EDUCATION (ELEMENTARY) DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-6 2:THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI-19 3:THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER NORTH LAKHIMPUR Page No.# 309/409 ASSAM 4:THE DI OF SCHOOLS NORTH LAKHIMPUR DIST. NORTH LAKHIMPUR ASSAM 5:THE PRINCIPAL SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE ASSAM CIVIL SECRETARIAT DISPUR GUWAHATI ASSAM PIN-781006 6:THE DIRECTOR OF PENSION ASSAM HOUSEFED COMPLEX DISPUR GUWAHATI ASSAM PIN-781006 ------------ Advocate for : MR. A K DUTTA Advocate for : SC ELEM. EDU appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 5 ORS. Linked Case : WP(C)/2256/2022 CHANDAN CHANDA AND 17 ORS. S/O-LATE DEBAL CHANDA R/O-COLLEGE ROAD P.O. GOALPARA PIN-783101 DIST- GOALPARA ASSAM HEAD MASTER AT 269 NO. KHAGRABARI L.P. SCHOOL. 2: JYOTIKONA DAS W/O- JYOTIN DAS R/O- GOALTULI P.O. BALADMARI PIN-783101 DIST- GOALPARA ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT NEW GOALPARA HIGH SCHOOL (AMALGAMATED).

Page No.# 310/409 3: BIBHA DAS D/O. LATE GAJENDRA CHANDRA ROY R/O- KALITAPARA P.O. GOALPARA PIN-783101 DIST- GOALPARA ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT BHATIPARA L.P. SCHOOL. 4: IMANUL HOQUE MONDAL S/O- LATE DUKHI MONDAL R/O- GOBINDAPUR P.O. GOALPARA PIN-783101 DIST- GOALPARA ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT RAHMATPUR L.P. SCHOOL 5: KALPANA DEKA D/O- LATE JOGENDRA NATH DEKA R/O- BALADMARI W.NO.7 P.O. BALADMARI PIN- 783121 DIST- GOALPARA ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT 3 NO. BALADMARI L.P. SCHOOL. 6: ANJAN SARKAR S/O- LATE MANGAL CHANDRA SARKAR R/O- S.N. ROAD GOALPARA P.O. GOALPARA PIN- 78101 DIST-GOALPARA ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT HARIJAN PRAK L.P. SCHOOL . 7: RATUL CHAKRABORTY S/O- LATE JADUNATH CHAKRABORTY R/O- RANGJULI P.O RANGJULI PIN-783130 DIST.-GOALPARA ASSAM HEAD MASTER AT GARUCHATKA M.V. SCHOOL. Page No.# 311/409 8: DEEPAK KUMAR DAS S/O- LATE KAMAKHYA DAS R/O- RANGJULI P.O. RANGJULI PIN-783130 DIST- GOALPARA ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT DHANUBHANGA M.E. SCHOOL(AMALGAMATED).

9: JUDHISTHIR RABHA S/O- LATE CHANDRA KANTA RABHA R/O- KAYASTHAPARA P.O. RANGJULI PIN-783130 DIST- GOALPARA ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT PADUPARA BIJOYPUR MEM. 10: MADHAB SARKAR S/O- LATE DEBESHWAR SARKAR R/O- SUTERPARA P.O. RANGJULI PIN-783130 DIST- GOALPARA ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT BALBALA H.S. SCHOOL(AMALGAMATED). 11: BINOY KUMAR ROY S/O- LATE SURESH CHANDRA RAY R/O- KAYASTHAPARA P.O. RANGJULI PIN-783130 DIST- GOALPARA ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT SIKIAJULI KUHIARBARI M.E. SCHOOL(AMALGAMATED). 12: DAMAYANTI BARUAH D/O- LATE BINANDA BARUAH R/O- P.O. KHARMUZA P.S. BAGUAN PIN- 783101 DIST- GOALPARA ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT KARAIKHOWA M.V. SCHOOL. 13: NOZMUL HOQUE Page No.# 312/409 S/O-LATE MOHIRUDDIN MANDAL R/O- KALAYAMPUR P.O. BAGUAN PIN-783129 DIST- GOALPARA ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT KHARMUZA H.S. SCHOOL (AMALGAMATED). 14: PRADIP RAY S/O- LATE RAKHAL CHANDRA ROY R/O- KHAGRABARI P.O. BALBALA PIN- 783120 DIST- GOALPARA ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT GOPINATH BARDOLOI L.P. SCHOOL. 15: MINAKSHI NATH D/O- LATE BHABENDRA NATH R/O- DHUPDHARA P.O. DHUPDHARA PIN- 783123 DIST- GOALPARA ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT LELA HIGH SCHOOL(AMALGAMATED).

16: PROLAY SANGMA S/O- LATE SUBODH REMA R/O- WEST KADAMTALA P.O. MATIA PIN-783125 DIST- GOALPARA ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT 701 NO. GOPALPUR L.P. SCHOOL. 17: BALARAM RABHA S/O- LATE BHABANI PRASAD RABHA R/O- NOWAPARA P.O.LELA (DUDHNOI) PIN-783124 DIST- GOALPARA ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT 91 NO. E DOHELA KHADARJOM L.P. SCHOOL. 18: NIVA DEVI RABHA D/O- LATE RAMESHWAR RABHA R/O- KHARAPARA PT-2 P.O. DUDHNOI Page No.# 313/409 PIN-783124 DIST. GOALPARA ASSAM ASSISTANT TEACHER AT UPARTOLA SENIOR BASIC SCHOOL. VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 8 ORS. THROUGH THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM SECONDARY EDUCATION DEPARTMENT. DISPUR GUWAHATI-06 2:THE STATE OF ASSAM REPRESENTED BY THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM ELEMENTARY EDUCATION DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-06 3:THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE DEPARTMENT. DISPUR GUWAHATI-06 4:THE ADDITIONAL CHIEF SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI-06 5:THE DIRECTOR OF SECONDARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI-19.

6:THE DIRECTOR OF DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI-19. 7:DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER GOALPARA P.O AND DISTRICT- GOALPARA PIN-783101 ASSAM. 8:THE INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS GOALPARA DISTRICT CIRCLE P.O AND DISTRICT- GOALPARA ASSAM PIN-783101. 9:THE DEPUTY INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS GOALPARA DISTRICT CIRCLE Page No.# 314/409 P.O AND DISTRICT- GOALPARA ASSAM PIN-783101. ------------ Advocate for : MR B D DAS Advocate for : SC SEC. EDU. appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 8 ORS. Linked Case : WP(C)/5037/2020 SORAF UDDIN LASKAR S/O- LT. HAJI TAJAMUL ALI LASKAR TEACHER OF NO. 927 AMIR ALI L.P.SCHOOL R/O- VILL- BORBOND PART-III P.O. BORBOND P.S. AND DIST.- HAILKANDI ASSAM VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 5 ORS. TO BE REP. BY THE COMM. AND SECY. TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM EDUCATION (ELEMENTARY) DEPTT. DISPUR GHY-6 2:THE COMM. AND SECY. TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE DEPTT. DISPUR GHY-6 3:THE DIRECTOR ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ASSAM KAHILIPARA GHY-19 4:THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER HAILAKANDI P.O. P.S. AND DIST.- HAILAKANDI ASSAM 5:THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER HAILAKANDI P.O. P.S. AND DIST.- HAILAKANDI ASSAM Page No.# 315/409 6:THE TREASURY OFFICER HAILAKANDI P.O. P.S. AND DIST.- HAILAKANDI ASSAM ------------ Advocate for : MR. A M BARBHUIYA Advocate for : SC ELEM. EDU appearing for THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 5 ORS. Linked Case : WP(C)/5895/2021 PAILODI PHONGLO W/O- LT. HINDU BHUCHON PHONGLO R/O- VILL- DIDAMBRA P.O. MAIBANG P.S. MAIBANG DIST.- DIMA HASAO ASSAM VERSUS THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 6 ORS REP. BY THE COMM. AND SECY. TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM DEPTT. OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION DISPUR PIN- 781006 DIST.- KAMRUP (M) ASSAM 2:THE PRINCIPAL SECRETARY DIMA HASAO AUTONOMOUS COUNCIL HAFLONG PIN- 788819 DIST.- DIMA HASAO ASSAM 3:THE ADDL. DIRECTOR EDUCATION (ELEMENTARY) DEPTT. DIMA HASAO AUTONOMOUS COUNCIL PIN- 788819 P.O. HAFLONG DIST.- DIMA HASAO ASSAM 4:DISTRICT PRIMARY EDUCATION OFFICER DIMA HASAO AUTONOMOUS COUNCIL HAFLONG Page No.# 316/409 P.O. AND P.S. HAFLONG DIMA HASAO ASSAM 5:THE DIRECTOR OF PENSION GOVT. OF ASSAM HOUSEFED COMPLEX 6TH FLOOR HOUSEFED COMPLEX BELTOLA DIST.- KAMRUP (M) ASSAM 6:THE COMM. AND SECY. TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM FINANCE DEPTT. DISPUR PIN- 781006 DIST.- KAMRUP (M) ASSAM 7:THE ACCOUNTANT GENERAL (A AND E) ASSAM MAIDAMGAON BELTOLA GHY KAMRUP (M) ASSAM ------------ Advocates for the Petitioners Mr.

B. D. Das, Mr. U. K. Nair, Senior Advocates; Mr. S. C. Biswas, Mr. A. Hussain, Mr. K. R. Patgiri, Mr. B. J. Ghosh, Ms. K. Devi, Mr. S. Chauhan, Mr. H. Das, Mrs. P. Rai, Mr. F. U. Borbhuiya, Mr. M. H. Rajbarbhuiyan, Mr. N. Hoque, Mr. A. M. Barbhuiya, Mr. N. Borah, Mr. S. Borthakur, Mr. A. F. N. Mollah, Mr. S. A. Ahmed, Dr. B. Ahmed, Mr. R. M. Choudhury, Mr. A. K. Dutta, Mr. D. Gogoi, Mr. P. J. Barman, Ms. A. Hussain, Mr. P. K. Medhi, Mr. S. K. Das, Mr. M. K. Neog, Mrs. R. Begum, Mr. S. Deka, Mr. T. N. Srinivasan; Advocates. Advocates for the Respondents Mr. R. Borpujari, Standing Counsel, Finance; Mr. R. A. Mazumdar, Standing Counsel, School Education Department and Mr. R. M. Das, Standing Counsel, Dima Hasao. Page No.# 317/409 HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE DEVASHIS BARUAH BEFORE Date of Hearing : 23.02.2023 Date of Judgment : 31.03.2023 JUDGMENT AND ORDER (CAV) Heard the learned senior counsels as well as all the counsels representing the petitioners and Mr. R. Borpujari, the learned counsel appearing on behalf of the Finance Department; Mr. R. A. Mazumdar, the learned counsel appearing on behalf of the School Education Department and Mr. R. M. Das, the learned counsel appearing on behalf of the Dima Hasao District Council.

The issue involved in the instant batch of writ petitions largely to say is as to whether the petitioners are entitled to pension in terms with the provisions of the Assam Services (Pension) Rules, 1969 (for short, ‘the Rules of 1969’) or as to whether the petitioners are covered by the “New Pension Scheme” which was brought into effect from 01.02.2005.

The larger issue as stated supra involves determination taking into account that in the instant batch of the writ petitions, the services of the petitioners were recruited to the services and posts in connection with the affairs of the Government of Assam in different modes for which it would be relevant for this Court to deal with the method by which the petitioners were inducted to services and posts of the Government of Assam. Broadly speaking, it appears that the petitioners in the instant batch of writ petitions can be compartmentalized into six different groups on the basis of their nature of appointment. The six different groups in the opinion of this Court taking into account the facts involved are (i) Stipendiary Teachers; (ii) Dropped Teachers; (iii) Teachers appointed against the Scheme, i.e. the Operation Black Board; (iv) Excess Teachers; (v) Page No.# 318/409 Ad-hoc grant teachers and lastly (vi) Teachers appointed in the 6th Schedule areas and more particularly in the instant batch of writ petitions by the Dima Hasao District Autonomous Council.

This Court would in the later part of the instant judgment deal with the specific reasons as to why the petitioners have been grouped in the above categories. However, before doing so, this Court finds it relevant to take into account the overall dispute involved in the instant proceedings. The dispute arose out of compulsion due to pension liability of the State Government of Assam which was rising exponentially. In the meantime, the Government of India had also introduced the Contributory Pension Scheme for its employees. Taking into account the same, a policy decision was taken by the State Government to formulate a similar Contributory Pension Scheme applicable to future State Government employees who joined the services and posts in connection with the affairs of the State Government on or after 01.02.2005. In view of the said policy decision, the Commissioner and Secretary to the Government of Assam, Finance Department had issued a circular on 25.01.2005 wherein it was mentioned that in view of the decision of the Government to have a Contributory Pension Scheme applicable in future to the State Government employees who joined the services of the State Government on or after 01.02.2005, it was mandatory to mention in all advertisements for filling up of vacant posts under the State Government as well as in the appointment letters of the selected candidates that they would be governed by the new set of pension rules which have been formulated in line with the Contributory Pension Scheme announced by the Government of India. Further to that, it was also decided that those fresh recruits joining the services of the State Government on or after 01.02.2005 had also to furnish an undertaking along with the joining report to the effect that they would be governed by the New Pension Rules and not to be governed by the existing Rules of

1969. It is apposite herein to mention and take into account that in the said communication dated 25.01.2005, the Finance Department of the Government of Assam Page No.# 319/409 apprised all concerned Government officials that all advertisement henceforth has to contain the following prescription which is reproduced herein below:-

Government servants joining the service of the State Government on or after 1st February, 2005 shall not be Government by the existing Assam Services (Pension) Rules, 1969 and orders issued thereunder from time to time. So far as their pension and other retirement benefits are concerned, they will be governed by a new set of Pension Rules, which are being formulated in line with the Contributory Pension Scheme announced by the Government of India recently

Further to that, in respect to fresh recruits joining the services of the State Government on or after 01.02.2005, the undertaking to be given was also prescribed in the said communication which is also reproduced herein below:-

I understand and accept that Government servants joining the service of the State Government on or after 1st February, 2005 shall not be governed by the existing Assam Services (Pension) Rules 1969 and orders issued thereunder from time to time and that their pension and other retirement benefits will be governed by a set of new Pension Rules, which are being formulated in line with the Contributory Pension Scheme of Government of India and going to be notified in due course.

Subsequent thereto, it further reveals that an Office Memorandum dated 06.10.2009 was issued by the Finance (Budget) Department. The said Office Memorandum brings into effect the New Defined Contribution Pension Schemes (for short, NDCPS). A perusal of the said Office Memorandum dated 06.10.2009 shows that there is a reference to the communication dated 25.01.2005 whereby the Government had taken a policy decision to introduce the Contributory Pension Scheme for employees joining the State Government services on or after 01.02.2005 in tandem with the Government of India. It is on the basis thereof, the Governor of Assam was pleased to introduce the “New Defined Contributory Pension Scheme”. It was made clear that the Scheme would be application to all new entrants joining the State Government services on regular basis against vacant sanctioned posts on or after 01.02.2005. The details and the workability Page No.# 320/409 of the Scheme have been mentioned in the various Clauses of the said Office Memorandum dated 06.10.2009. It is pertinent to mention that the Office Memorandum dated 06.10.2009 had the backing of the Cabinet decision which was approved on

04.09.2009.

It is also relevant to take note of that Clause 12 of the said Office Memorandum dated 06.10.2009 stipulated about the Guidelines for the NDCPS which was appended to the said Office Memorandum. It was mentioned that the Scheme shall be deemed to have come into effect from 01.02.2005 as circulated by the communication dated

25.01.2005.

Clause 3 of the said Guidelines stipulates that the Scheme shall be applicable to all new entrants joining the State Government services on regular basis against sanctioned posts filled up with the approval of either the SLEC or the Finance (SIU) Department on or after 01.02.2005. It was further made clear in the said Clause that it shall also be applicable to all Government servants whose services were/will be regularized against regular posts on or after 01.02.2005 with the benefit of prospective date. Clause 4 of the said Guidelines stipulates that the teaching and non-teaching employees of provincialised educational institutions as well as those Panchayat who joined the State Government services on or after 01.02.2005 on regular basis shall come within the purview of the NDCPS. Clause 5 stipulates that it is mandatory for all new employees mentioned in the foregoing Clauses of the said guidelines who are recruited on or after

01.02.2005 to become members of NDCPS. Clause 6 stipulates that the Rules of 1969 and its amendments made from time to time thereon will not be applicable to the Government servants who joined on or after 01.02.2005. Clause 7 is also pertinent for the purpose of the instant dispute in as much as it stipulates that the Government servants who were in the State Government service before 01.02.2005 but joined in a new Government service on direct recruitment after resignation which is in the nature of technical resignation is eligible for pension governed under the provisions of the Rules Page No.# 321/409 of 1969. The remaining Clauses of the said Guidelines pertain to the modus operandi of the NDCPS which however for the purpose of the instant dispute is not relevant to discuss further. It further appears from the records that though there was a policy decision taken in the year 2005 and the NDCPS was introduced vide the Office Memorandum dated 06.10.2009, but the Government realized that sans any amendment being carried out to the Rules of 1969, by way of executive instructions, it would not be possible to overshadow the statutory effect of the Rules of 1969.

Therefore, pursuant to the approval of the Cabinet held on 05.07.2011, the Pension and Public Grievances Department, Government of Assam in exercise of the power conferred under the proviso to Article 309 of the Constitution issued a notification vide No.PPG(P)88/20009/37 dated 14th July, 2011 thereby amending the Rules of 1969. The said notification by which the Rules of 1969 was amended being relevant is quoted herein below:- “GOVERNMENT OF ASSAM PENSION AND PUBLIC GRIEVANCES DEPARTMENT DISPUR ::GUWAHATI::6 Order by the Governor NOTIFICATION Dated Dispur, the14th July, 2011 No.PPG(P)88/20009/37: In pursuance of the approval of Cabinet held on 05.07.2011 and in exercise of the powers conferred by the proviso to Article 309 of the Constitution of Indian, the Governor of Assam is pleased to make the following rules further to amend the Assam Services (Pension) Rules, 1969, hereinafter referred to as the principal Rules namely: Short title and commencement 1.

(1) These rules may be called the Assam Services (Pension) Amendment) Rules, 2011. (2) They shall be deemed to have come into force with effect from 01-02-2005. Insertion of new rule 2A 2. In the principal Rules, after rule 2, the following new rule 2A shall be inserted, namely:- “2A. Provisions of these rules shall not apply to Government servants appointed on or after 01.02.2005 Page No.# 322/409 to the services and posts in connection with the affairs of the State Government of Assam which are borne on pensionable establishment, whether temporary or permanent. Such employees shall be governed by the “New Defined Contribution Pension Scheme, 2009” newly introduced by the Government of Assam.” (Smti. G. Baruah, IAS), Commissioner & Secy. To the Govt. of Assam, Pension & Public Grievances Department.”

Further to that vide another notification No.PPG(P) 88/2009/38, the General Provident Fund (Assam Services) Rules, 1937 was further amended. The said notification being further relevant for the purpose of the instant dispute is reproduced herein below:- “GOVERNMENT OF ASSAM PENSION AND PUBLIC GRIEVANCES DEPARTMENT DISPUR ::GUWAHATI::6 Order by the Governor NOTIFICATION Dated Dispur, the14th July, 2011 No.PPG(P)88/20009/38: In pursuance of the approval of Cabinet held on 05/07/2011 and in exercise of the powers conferred by the proviso to Article 309 of the Constitution of Indian, the Governor of Assam is pleased to make the following rules further to amend the General Provident Fund (Assam Services) Rules, 1937, hereinafter referred to as the principal Rules namely: Short title and commencement 1. (1) These rules may be called the General Provident Fund (Assam Services) (Amendment) Rules, 2011. (2) They shall be deemed to have come into force with effect from 01-02-2005.

2. In the principal Rules, in rule 4, after proviso 2, the Page No.# 323/409 following new proviso shall be inserted, namely:-

Provided further more that the Government Servant appointed on or after 01.02.2005 to the services and posts in connection with the affairs of the State Government of Assam which are borne on pensionable establishment, whether temporary or permanent, shall not be eligible to join the Fund.

Commissioner & Secy. to the Govt. of Assam, Pension & Public Grievances Department.” (Smti. G. Baruah, IAS),

It further appears that the Secretary to the Government of Assam, Pension & Public Grievances Department had vide a Corrigendum bearing No.PPG(P)140/2009/41 dated 17.09.2011 thereby requesting all concerned to read the Government notifications which have been quoted herein above as dated 14.07.2011 instead of 13.07.2011.

This Court finds it relevant at this stage to take note of another development in the meantime. The Director of Finance (Budget) Department issued a communication bearing No.BW.3/2003/Part II/203 dated 24.02.2010 to the Deputy Accountant General (P&F) stating inter-alia that the teachers who were appointed on stipendiary basis on fixed pay prior to 01.02.2005, but brought under the regular time scale of pay on or after

01.02.2005 would not be entitled to subscribe to GPF account as per the provisions of Assam Services (GPF) Rules, 1939 (for short, ‘the Rules of 1939’) as the services of these employees are governed by the New Pension Scheme not by the Assam Services (Pension) Rules, 1969.

Before proceeding further, this Court would like to take into account the amendment made to the Rules of 1969 vide the Assam Service (Pension) Amendment) Rules, 2011 (for short, “the Amending Rules”). Rule 1 (2) of the Amending Rules stipulates that the said Amending Rules shall come into effect w.e.f. 01.02.2005 meaning thereby that the amendment to the Rules of 1969 was brought into effect retrospectively Page No.# 324/409 w.e.f. 01.02.2005. It is relevant to mention herein that in the present batch of writ petitions there is no challenge to the Amending Rules. Rule 2 of the Amending Rules further mentioned the introduction of a new Rule 2A after Rule 2 of the Rules of 1969. A perusal of the Rule 2A stipulates that the Rules of 1969 shall not apply to Government servants appointed on or after 01.02.2005 to the services and posts in connection with the affairs of the State Government of Assam which are borne on pensionable establishment whether temporary or permanent. Such employees shall be governed by NDCPS, 2009 newly introduced by the Government of Assam. Therefore, a perusal of Rule 2A stipulates that the Rules of 1969 shall not apply if the following conditions are fulfilled:- (i) The employee has to be a Government servant appointed on or after

01.02.2005 to the services and posts in connection with the affairs of the State Government of Assam; (ii) The appointment so made are to be borne on pensionable establishment whether temporary or permanent.

From the above, it would be seen that a Government servant who has been appointed to post which are borne on pensionable establishment whether temporary or permanent on or after 01.02.2005 would not come within the ambit of the Rules of 1969.

At this stage, this Court would like to take into account that the Rules of 1969 though defines temporary appointment but do not define the term “temporary or permanent post”. However, the Fundamental Rules and Subsidiary Rules as applicable to the State of Assam and more particularly FR 9 (22) defines “permanent post” to mean a post carrying a definite rate of pay sanctioned without a limit of time. Again, FR 9 (30) defines “temporary post” to mean a post carrying a definite rate of pay sanctioned for a limited time.

This Court further would also take into account that the Rules of 1969 do not define the term “pensionable establishment”. However, in Note 2 of Rule 44 of the Rules of 1969 certain services have been stated to be not in pensionable service. Note 2 Page No.# 325/409 of Rule 44, being relevant, is quoted herein below:-

Note 2- The following are not in pensionable service- (i) Government servants who are paid for work done for Government but whose whole time is not retained for the public service. (ii) Government servants who are paid from a contract grant whether such grant is a fixed amount or consists of fees. (iii) Government servants holding post which have been declared by the authority which created them to be non-pensionable. (iv) Government servants who are not in receipt of pay but are remunerated by- (a) fees or commission, or (b) the grant of a tenure of land or of any other source of revenue, or of a right to collect money.

It appears from the above quoted Note 2 of Rule 44 that the Government servants who are paid for work done for Government but whose whole time is not retained for the public service; the Government servants who are paid from a contract grant whether such grant is a fixed pay or consists of fees; Government servants holding posts which have been declared by the authority which created them to be non-pensionable and the Government servants who are not in receipt of pay but are remunerated by (a) fees or commission (b) the grant of tenure of land or any other source of revenue or of a right to collect money are not in pensionable service.

The Rules of 1969 as already stated herein above have not defined the term “pensionable establishment” although the term has been used in various provisions of the said Rules of 1969 such as Rule 2A itself and Rule 139.

At this stage, this Court finds it relevant to refer to the judgment of the Supreme Court in the case of K. Anbazhagan and Another vs. the Registrar General High Court of Page No.# 326/409 Madras and Another, reported in (2018) 9 SCC 293 wherein the Supreme Court was called upon to answer as to whether the appointments of the appellants therein were on pensionable establishment. Likewise to the present Rules of 1969, Tamil Nadu Pension Rules, 1978 also does not define the expression “pensionable establishment”. In such circumstances, the Supreme Court taking into account the facts involved in the said case to the effect that the appellants therein though appointed on Ad-hoc basis, but as would draw a pay scale of Rs.15000-400-18600/- and other usual allowances; the appellants were appointed in the judicial establishment of the district and were part of the Subordinate Courts under the High Court and further to that taking into account that the payment of salary of the appellants were made from the same source by which the other Additional District Judges and other Judicial Officers of the State were paid was of the opinion that the Fast Track Court so established on the basis of the scheme and the appointments of the appellants therein were in pensionable establishment. Paragraph Nos.27 to 32 of the said judgment, being relevant, are quoted herein below:-

The first issue to be answered is as to whether the appointments of the appellants were appointment on “pensionable establishment” or not. The expression “pensionable establishment” is not defined under the 1978 Rules. Rule 2 of the 1978 Rules which provides for application of the Rules is as follows:

2. Application.—Save as otherwise provided in these Rules, these Rules shall apply to all government servants appointed to services and posts in connection with the affairs of the State which are borne on pensionable establishments, whether temporary or permanent, but shall not apply to— (a) Persons in causal and daily-rated employment; (b) Persons paid from contingencies; (c) Persons employed on contract except when the contract provides otherwise; (d) Members of the All-India Services; * * * (f) Persons who are entitled to the benefits under the Factories Act, 1948 and the Employees Provident Fund Act, 1952 excluding those who are governed by Statutory Page No.# 327/409 Service Rules and belong to pensionable service.

The expression “pensionable establishment” has been used in Rule 2. Rule 11 sub-rule (3) also uses the expression “non-pensionable establishment”. An indication in Chapter 12 of the Rules i.e. Rule 84 is given that service paid for from a local fund does not qualify for pension which indicates that services paid for from a local fund are services in “non-pensionable establishment”. For the purposes of this case, we have to only consider as to whether the establishment where the appellants were appointed and working was a “pensionable establishment” or “non-pensionable establishment”.

We have noticed above the Government Order dated 18-12-2001 by which the State Government created nineteen Fast Track Courts of District Judges (Additional District Judges) in the pay scale of Rs 15,000-18,600. The appellants in their appointment Order dated 14-2- 2002 were also referred to as having been appointed as Additional District and Sessions Judges (Fast Track Courts) on ad hoc basis. The appointment order further provided that the appellants as Additional District and Sessions Judges will draw a pay in the scale of Rs 15,000- 400-18,600 and other usual allowances. The appellants were appointed in the judicial establishment of the district and were part of the subordinate courts under the control of the High Court. Clause 9 of the Government Order dated 18-12-2001 read as follows: “9. The expenditure involved in the proposal shall be debited to 2014.00 Administration of Justice -800-other Expenditure-II State Plan — JA Eleventh Finance Commission— Upgradation and Special Problem Grant setting up of additional courts for disposal of long pending cases 0.9 Grants in Adl. 03. Other grants for Specific Scheme (DPC No.

2014.00 800 JA 0934).”

The payment of salary to the appellants were made from same sources by which other Additional District Judges and other Judicial Officers of the State were being paid. There is no indication from any of the material produced before us that the appellants were appointed on any different establishment than the judicial establishment of the district.

We have noticed above that this Court in Brij Mohan Lal v. Union of India in para 10 of the judgment has directed that persons appointed under the Scheme (Fast Track Courts Scheme) shall be governed, for the purposes of leave, reimbursement of medical expenses, TA/DA and conduct rules and such other service benefits, by the rules and regulations which are applicable to the members of the judicial services of the State of equivalent status.

By Direction 10(16), this Court had directed the State Governments to ensure compliance, Page No.# 328/409 hence, the terms and conditions of service of the appellants were same as those other judicial officers of the State as per order of this Court. The High Court in its judgment although observed that Fast Track Courts cannot be said to have been created in “pensionable establishment” but the said conclusion has been arrived at without considering relevant materials and without giving any cogent reasons. We thus are of the view that appointment of the appellants was in “pensionable establishment”.

Therefore, from the above judgment, it would be clear that in absence of the Rules of 1969 defining what is a pensionable establishment, it is to be seen from the attending facts involved in each case as to whether the appointments so made were to pensionable establishment in as much as the Supreme Court in its judgment in the case of K. Anbazhagan (supra) had observed that the same would have to be seen from the attending facts of each case. Be that as it may, it is clear from Rule 2A of the Rules of 1969 as brought into effect from 01.02.2005 that the Rules of 1969 shall not apply to the Government servants appointed on or after 01.02.2005 to services and posts in connection with the affairs of the State Government of Assam which are borne on pensionable establishment whether temporary or permanent. The said Rules further expressly mention that such employees shall be governed by the NDCPS, 2009. It would further be clear that in view of Rule 2A of the Rules of 1969, such Government servants appointed on or after 01.02.2005, would be regulated in terms with the NDCPS, 2009.

The questions therefore beg consideration in the batch of writ petitions are:- (i) Whether the petitioners prior to 01.02.2005 were entitled to be covered under the Rules of 1969? (ii) If the answer to be first question is in the negative, are the petitioners still entitled to claim benefit under the Rules of 1969 by virtue of they being inducted into services and posts connected with affairs of the Government of Assam after

01.02.2005?

In the backdrop of the above, let this Court therefore take into consideration the entitlement of the petitioners in the instant batch of writ petitions who have been separately grouped as stated herein above. Page No.# 329/409 Stipendiary Teachers

The case of the Stipendiary Teachers are in WP(C) No.5843/2022; WP(C) No.5037/2020; WP(C) No.5394/2017; WP(C) No.5460/2017; WP(C) No.5088/2019; WP(C) No.297/2021; WP(C) No.5202/2021; WP(C) No.6051/2021; WP(C) No.373/2023; WP(C) No.5368/2022; WP(C) No.5608/2022; WP(C) No.438/2022 and WP(C) No.234/2020.

This categorized group of teachers were appointed against the vacant sanctioned posts pursuant to a selection process under the provisions of Assam Elementary Education (Provincialisation) Act, 1974 (for short, ‘the Act of 1974’) and the Assam Elementary Education (Provincialisation) Rules, 1977 (for short, ‘the Rules of 1977’). At this stage, it may be relevant to mention that the Rules of 1977 as it exists today underwent various amendments from time to time. It is pertinent to mention that notable amendments were carried out on 10.11.2005 and thereafter on 25.10.2012. The case of the petitioners herein relates to a period prior to amendments carried out on 10.11.2005. These teachers were initially paid a stipend. Subsequent thereto, after undergoing the Junior Basic teachers training for one year and becoming successful in the training, were given regular time scale of pay as prescribed in the ROP Rules, 1990 plus other allowances as admissible under the Rules from the date of announcement of the result. At this stage, it is relevant to mention that the Junior Basic Training was an in house Training which the Government of Assam was required to provide. The petitioners or for that matter the other similarly situated persons so appointed could not have on their own undergone the Training without the Government of Assam providing the Training. In the batch of the writ petitions before this Court, all the teachers were appointed prior to

01.02.2005 as Stipendiary Teachers by the concerned Deputy Inspector of Schools against vacant sanctioned posts. The details as regards the petitioners are given in the Page No.# 330/409 following charts:- STIPENDIARY TEACHER’S DETAILS Case No. Name of Petitioners Date of appointment of Petitioner Confirmed Date of regular time scale of pay Vacant post arose on W.P.(C) 5843/2022; WP(C) No.5037/2020 Soraf Uddin Laskar

31.03.1995 subsequently on July/2005

11.11.2002

14.02.1994

11.11.2002 the petitioner was regularized against existing vacancy which arose due to retirement of Nripash Chandra Das W.P.(C) 5394//2017 Sri Mukunda Borah 08.03.2001 as fixed pay Joined in Govt. w.e.f. 20.10.2012

29.11.1975 assistant teacher service on

12.03.2001, actually paid on confirmed April, 2015 service from

19.10.2015 W.P.(C) 5460/2017 Sri Sida Saikia

08.03.2001 as fixed pay Joined service

20.10.2012, but

29.11.1975 assistant teacher. Appointed on 13.03.2001 in fact was paid against the existing vacancy of only from April, Uma Gogoi

2015. W.P.(C)5088/2019 Sri Bhupen

08.03.2001 as fixed pay Confirmed

20.10.2012

29.11.1975 Buragohain assistant teacher service on

19.10.2015 W.P.(C) 297/2021 Sri Dhaniran Saikia 31.03.2001

30.01.2001

31.08.2006 Against the retirement vacancy of Sambhuram Goyari at Borimuir LP School Sri Loknath Dutta

31.03.2001

02.02.2001

31.08.2006 Against the retirement vacancy of Shamshul Ishlam at Laluk LP School Smti. Reena

01.08.2001

01.02.2001

31.08.2006 Against the Bhuyan retirement Page No.# 331/409 vacancy of Runu Das at Badati Janajati LP School Jamiuddin

02.04.2001

04.01.2010

31.08.2006 Against the retirement vacancy of Naren Doley at Malual LP School W.P.(C) 5202/2021 Smt. Bharati Roy

30.03.1995 Allowed to

21.10.2005

18.01.1995 continue as 2nd teacher of the Guttilal LP School W.P.(C) 6051/2021 Sri Bhaba Handique 08.03.2001

20.10.2012

29.11.1975 W.P.(C) 373/2023 Mukul Bhagabati Appointed on 31.07.1999,

20.10.2012

21.05.1999 joined on 01.08.1999 WP(C) No.5368/2022 Dipali Choudhury

22.05.2001

07.02.2022

22.12.2011 Against the retirement vacancy of Madhab Ch. Das WP(C) No.5608/2022 Sri Deepak Saikia

08.03.2001

20.10.2012 Against the retirement vacancy of Tankeswar Hazarika at Kinapather LP School Smti. Momi Assomi

08.03.2001

04.02.2006 Against the Ahmed retirement vacancy of Kanaklata Bora at Rupjyoti LP School Smti. Jonmoni

08.03.2001

20.09.2007 Against the Page No.# 332/409 Saikia retirement vacancy of Upendra Nath Neog at Rajgrah LP School Smti. Mira Nazir

31.03.2001

20.09.2007 Against the retirement vacancy of Lalit Saikia at Majardalani LP School WP(C) No.438/2022 Santa Sen Gupta

12.03.2001

19.07.2016

20.09.2009 Against the retirement vacancy of Lalita Das at Kalibari BidyaniketanLP School WP(C) No.234/2020 Smti. Sulma Begum

08.07.2003 Created on

06.05.2005 Against the Laskar

06.08.2003 and adjusted against the retirement vacancy of Md. Nazir Ali Mazumdar, H/T 948 No. Dubakata LP School retirement vacancy of Md. Nazir Ali Mazumdar, H/T 948 No. Dubakata LP School

The Act of 1974 and more particularly Section 12 deals with the effect of recognition of the Elementary Schools. It categorically stipulates that all existing teachers as defined in Section 2 (o) of the Act of 1974 and other employees of the school those to be appointed in an Elementary School under the Act of 1974 except autonomous district, shall be deemed to be appointed by the State Government in their corresponding rank.

The Rules of 1977 provides the methods of recruitment, payment of liability of the Page No.# 333/409 Board and the management of the elementary schools etc. Rule 3 as it stood prior to the Amendment dated 10.11.2005 stipulates the method of recruitment. In terms with Rule 3 (i) which stipulates the method of recruitment, the Deputy Inspector of Schools in the month of January every year shall invite applications in prescribed form for vacancies of Elementary School Teachers which is likely to occur in the year in his establishment. The qualification was stipulated in Rule 3 (iii) of the Rules of 1977 to be (a) Matriculation/High School/School Leaving Certificate Examination or any other examination of equivalent standard shall be the minimum qualification for the post of teacher in Lower Primary and Junior Basic Schools preference being given to candidates trained in Senior Basic, Normal and Junior Basic Training Courses and (b) For M.V. and Senior Basic Schools, qualification shall be Matric, Normal or P.U. or intermediate or its equivalent.

Rule 3 (v), (vi) , (vii), (viii) and (ix) as stood on 23.06.1979 and prior to

10.11.2005 are reproduced herein below:- (v) Selection Committee There shall be a selection Committee in each Educational Sub-Division to be constituted by the Sub-Division Level Advisory Board for Elementary Education. The Chairman of the Sub-Division Level Advisory Board for Elementary Education and the D.I. of Schools shall be the Chairman and Secretary of the Selection Committee respectively. (vi) On receipt of applications, the Selection Committee shall scrutinize the mark sheets and other necessary testimonials of the candidates and prepare a list of candidates for interview by the Selection Committee. The selection Committee shall then finalise the list of successful candidates in order of merit after interview and shall put up the list before the Board for approval. While approving the list, the Board shall be guided by the declared policies of the Government and instructions issued by the Government from time to time. After approval of the list by the Board the same shall be sent to the Director of Elementary Rules and Government instruction for the time being in force. The Deputy Inspector of Schools will appoint the selected candidates in order of merit Page No.# 334/409 from the list approved by the Director of Elementary Education as and when required as per Government Rules and Government instructions for the time being in force. The list shall be valid for one year unless its validity is extended by Government. (vii) Reservation There shall be reservation of posts for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes as per rules made by Government from time to time. (viii) Physical fitness. (a) A candidate shall be of sound health both physically and mentally and free form organic defects or bodily infirmity likely to interfere with his/her duties. (b) A candidate shall be required to undergo medical examination and to produce a medical certificate of fitness. (ix) An appointed candidate may be required to undergo such in-service training as Government may decide from time to time.

27. Rule 4 of the Rules of 1977 as it stood in the year 1979 stipulates that except as otherwise provided in the Act and the Rules all matters relating to pay, allowances, leave, pension, discipline and other conditions of service shall be regulated by the general rules framed by the Government from time to time. Rule 4 of the Rules of 1977, being relevant is quoted herein below:-

4. Other provisions relating to candidates for services. Except as provided otherwise in the Act and in these rules all matters relating to pay, allowances, leave, pension, discipline and other conditions of service shall be regulated by the general rules framed by the Government from time to time.

28. Therefore, from a reading of Rules 3 & 4 as it stood as on 22.06.1979 and prior to

10.11.2005, it would be seen that upon application being invited by the Deputy Inspector of Schools, the Selection Committee so formed in terms with Rule 3 (v) shall scrutinize the mark sheets and other necessary testimonials of the candidates and prepare a list of candidates for interviews by the Selection Committee. Thereupon, the Selection Committee shall finalize the list of successful candidates in order of merit after interview and shall put up the list before the Board for approval. The Board, while approving the list, shall be guided by the declared policies of the Government and the Page No.# 335/409 instructions issued by the Government from time to time. After approval of the list by the Board, the same shall be sent to the Director of Elementary Education for his final approval. The Deputy Inspector of Schools will then appoint the selected candidates in order of merit from the list approved by the Director of Elementary Education as and when required as per the Government Rules and Government instructions for the time being in force. Rule 3 (ix) is pertinent in as much as it stipulates that an appointed candidate may be required to undergo such in-service training as Government may decide from time to time. This Rule makes it clear that the Training is a follow up to an appointment to a vacant sanctioned post to the services of the Government.

29. The condition of undergoing such in-service training was purely dependent upon the Government providing the said Stipendiary Teachers the opportunity to avail the training. Though it was mandated in the appointment letters of the petitioners who were appointed on stipend that their appointment was subject to passing out the training in question and upon passing the said training they would be given the regular time scale of pay, but for all purposes, the writ petitioners who were appointed on a fixed stipend were duly appointed to the Government service and their services were regulated by the general Rules framed by the Government including for pension which were the Rules of

1969. It is also be relevant herein to take note of that the Government vide an Office Memorandum dated 27.04.2015 had also duly admitted the fact that due to lack of facilities, the petitioners herein along with others who were appointed on stipend could not be sent to training and accordingly has decided to grant the regular scale of pay to those teachers on the basis of the said Officer Memorandum dated 27.04.2015. This clearly shows that on account of an unworkable condition, some of the petitioners herein could not undergo the training. In the opinion of this Court, such conditions admittedly being unworkable and the imposition thereupon to deprive the petitioners of their benefits under the Rules of 1969 would be arbitrary and unfair. More so, when by virtue of Section 12 of the Act of 1974 and the Rules of 1977, the petitioners duly qualify Page No.# 336/409 under the Rules of 1969 for entitlement of pension. It would also be relevant that it is not the case of the respondent State that the petitioners were afforded training and they failed.

30. The respondent State, however, on the basis of the communication dated

23.02.2010 issued by the Director of Finance (Budget) Department to the Deputy Accountant General (P&A) had observed that the teachers who were appointed on stipendiary basis on fixed pay prior to 01.02.2005, but brought under the regular time scale of pay on or after 01.02.2005, would not be entitled to a GPF Account as well as the provisions of the Rules of 1939 as the services of these employees are governed by the New Pension Scheme and not by the Rules of 1969. This on the face of it, in the opinion of this Court, is erroneous in as much as the Rule 2A of the Rules 1969 which was brought into effect from 01.02.2005 as well as the newly inserted proviso brought into effect by the General Provident Fund (Assam Services) (Amendment) Rules, 2011 do not in any manner mention that teachers appointed on stipendiary basis on fixed pay prior to 01.02.2005, but brought under the regular time scale of pay on or before

01.02.2005 would not be entitled to subscribe to a GPF Account as per the provisions of the Rules of 1939 as well as the benefits under the Rules of 1969. Even upon perusal of the NDCPS, 2009 it does not deprive the teachers appointed on stipendiary basis who have been granted the regular time scale of pay on or after 01.02.2005, the benefits under the Rules of 1969. Under such circumstances, this Court, therefore, is of the opinion that the writ petitioners herein who have been initially appointed on stipendiary basis but granted the regular scale of pay after 01.02.2005 would be entitled to the benefits under the Rules of 1969 or in other words would be covered under the Old Pension Scheme in terms with the Rules of 1969. Further to that, these writ petitioners who were appointed on stipendiary basis but granted the regular time scale of pay after

01.02.2005 would also be entitled to subscribe to the GPF Account as per the Rules of

1939. This aspect of the matter is also covered by the judgment of the Coordinate Bench of this Court in the case of Manati Basumatary vs. State of Assam & Others, reported in (2021) 6 GLR 659 wherein also the issue involved is similar to the case of the writ petitioners who were appointed on stipendiary basis. Paragraph Nos.10, 11, 12, 13 & 16 being relevant are reproduced herein below:- Page No.# 337/409 “10. It is evident on the face of the record that by relying on the OM dated 6.10.2009, the Government of Assam in the Department of Pension and Public Grievance, had issued the Office Memorandum dated 14.1.2016 laying down the guidelines for payment of invalid/extraordinary/special family pension to the Government servants appointed on or after

1.2.2005.

11. The learned departmental counsel have argued that the eligibility of the petitioner’s husband to receive regular pay scale was only with effect from 20.9.2007 and, therefore, his appointment prior to 20.9.2007 cannot be treated to be regular. However, it is to be noted here- in that by the order dated 12.3.2001, the petitioner's husband was appointed against a regular vacancy. He was not allowed to draw the regular pay scale merely because he had not completed the Junior Basic Training.

12. Rule 4 of the Assam Elementary Education (Provincialised) Services and Conduct Rules, 1981 lays down the provisions for confirmation of an employee and as per rule 4(b). Successful completion of the departmental training is one of the criteria for confirmation of services of the employee. From a perusal of the said rules, it is clear that the employees coming within the purview of the Rules of 1981 would be entitled to confirmation only upon completion of the Jr. Basic Training. Accordingly, the petitioner has been allowed to draw the regular pay scale upon completion of the basic training. However, the Rules of 1981 does not debar appointment of Assistant Teachers who have not completed the Jr. Basic Training. Rather, it appears that Jr. Basic Training is a part of in-service training and fulfillment of that criteria merely has a bearing on the confirmation of the employee and his right to receive regular pay scale. Therefore, it cannot be said that under the Rules, non-completion of Jr. Basic Training would make the appointment of the candidate itself as irregular. If a candidate is appointed in the post of Assistant Teacher by following the prescription of the relevant Rules and against a regular vacancy, his appointment cannot be termed as irregular merely on the ground that the candidate had not acquired the qualification of having passed the basic training since the rules do not say so. Page No.# 338/409

13. Regular appointment in services is one thing and permitting an employee to draw a regular pay scale upon achieving certain qualification is altogether a different thing. It may be the case that the petitioner was not allowed to draw the regular pay scale due to want of his qualification of having successfully completed the Junior Basis training. Completion of Junior Basic Training, in the considered opinion of this court, was one of the condition prescribed by the Rules for confirmation in service and also to permit drawal of regular pay scale and, therefore, non-completion of Junior Basic Training may create a bar for the employee to avail certain in service benefit including regular pay scale but the same by itself cannot be a valid ground to treat the appointment itself as irregular. Moreover, unless the initial appointment of the candidate is against a regular vacancy and in accordance with the Rules, his services cannot be regularized merely on completion of the Jr. Basic Training. It is not the case of the department that the initial appointment of the petitioner’s husband was de hors the Rules.

16. In another decision of this court rendered in the case of Binoy Kumar Nath and Others v. State of Assam and Others [WP(C) Nos.5559 and 3999/2014 decided on 12.4.2018] relied upon by Mr. R. Borpujari, the learned Single Judge has observed that the NPS scheme introduced by the OM dated 6.10.2009 would also be applicable to those employees whose services are regularized against regular post after 1.2.2005. However, as has been held above, this is not a case when the service of the petitioner’s husband had been regularized after 1.2.2005. He had merely been allowed to draw regular time scale of pay after 1.2.2005. Therefore, the ratio laid down in the aforesaid decision, in the opinion of this court, would not be applicable in this case.”

31. Another very important aspect of the matter to be taken note of are the provisions of the Assam Elementary Education (Provincialisation) Service and Conduct Rules, 1981 (for short, ‘the Rules of 1981’). Rule 2 (iv) defines the term ‘Period of Service’ as the period of continuous service against a sanctioned post. Rule 2(xii) defines ‘Service’ to mean service rendered under the State Board for Elementary Education under the Assam Elementary Education Act, 1968 and the service rendered under the Government before or after provincialisation both in respect of teachers and other employees. Rule 2 (xiii) defines ‘Teachers Training’ to mean the Junior Basic Training, Senior Basic Training, Normal Training, Pre-Primary Training or any other training recognized by the Government. Rule 3 of the Rules of 1981 stipulates the terms and conditions. Taking into account its relevance Rule 3 (v), (vi) & (vii) are extracted herein below:- Page No.# 339/409 “3. (v) The minimum qualification for the posts of elementary schools shall be Matriculation. The teachers on appointment should be required to undergo Junior Basic or Normal Teachers Training Course or any other training recognized by the Government. (vi) Recruitment to the posts of teachers of elementary schools shall be made under the provisions of Part I, Rule 3 of the Elementary Education (Provincialisation) Rules,

1977. (vii) Unless otherwise directed by Government the cadre of a teacher of a provincialised school shall be the cadre to which he is entitled to be admitted on the date of Provincialisation as shown in the Schedule I.” It may be relevant herein to mention that from the above, it would be seen that the minimum qualification for the posts of elementary schools shall be Matriculation and the teachers on appointment should be required to undergo Junior Basic or Normal Teachers Training Course or any other training recognized by the Government. In terms with Rule 3 (vi), the recruitment to the post of teachers of elementary school shall be made as per Rule 3 of the Rules of 1977.

32. Rule 4 of the Rules of 1981 stipulates when the member of the service would be confirmed. The said Rule being very relevant is reproduced herein below:-

4. Confirmation. Subject to availability of a permanent vacancy every member of the service shall be confirmed in the cadre/class/grade to which he/she is appointed substantively, if- (a) he/she has completed at least 3 years’ continuous service after Provincialisation; (b) he/she has successfully undergone necessary training as may be prescribed by this Department and facilities for which have been offered to him/her by the department during the period of 3 years: Provided that those teachers who have completed 45 years of age or have completed 3 years of continuous service after Provincialisation but no facilities have been provided to him/her for the prescribed training, will be confirmed provided there is nothing Page No.# 340/409 adverse against him/her: Provided further that all teachers whose services have been confirmed and approved by the State Board or the Regional Board prior to 5th September, 1975 shall be deemed to have been duly confirmed with effect the date of confirmation.

It would show from Rule 4 (b) that a member of the service would be confirmed when he/she had successfully undergone necessary training as may be prescribed by the Government and facilities for which have been offered to him/her by the Department during the period of 3 years. The proviso further mandates that in case those teachers who had completed 45 years of age or had completed 3 years of continuous service but no facilities have been provided to him/her for the prescribed training, such teachers will be confirmed provided there is nothing adverse against him/her. Pertinent herein to mention that it not the case of the respondent State there was anything adverse against the petitioners for which they were not confirmed after 3 years of continuous service.

Rule 6 of the Rules of 1981 is also relevant for which the same is reproduced herein under:-

6. Pension and gratuity etc. The teachers shall be entitled to pension, gratuity and other pensionary benefits as admissible to the Government employees. The teachers who opt for pension scheme will discontinue their C.P.F., contribution and open fresh G.P.F. account and deposit the amount of their own C.P.F. contribution along with interest accrued thereon into the G.P.F. account so opened. For the purpose of pension the period of service shall be counted from the date on which they were qualified to receive the benefit of C.P.F. during the Boards’ regime.

This Rule categorically mandates that the teachers shall be entitled to pension, gratuity and other pensionary benefits as admissible to the Government employees. The said Rule does not differentiate between Trained Teachers and Untrained Teachers. The reason is obvious in as much as Rule 3 (vii) of the Rules of 1981 stipulates the cadre of teachers of a provincialised school in terms with Schedule I and Schedule I contains Page No.# 341/409 both trained and untrained teachers.

In view of the above reasons, this Court, therefore, holds that the petitioners herein would be entitled to pension in terms with the Rules of 1969 and would further be entitled to subscribe to GPF. The petitioners in respect to present category which also be entitled to all other pensionary benefits as admissible to the Government employees of equal rank who are regulated in terms with the Rules of 1969. Dropped Teachers

The case of the Dropped Teachers are in WP(C) No.8822/2019; WP(C) No.8900/2019; WP(C) No.8911/2019; WP(C) No.9187/2019; WP(C) No.770/2021; WP(C) No.4055/2020; WP(C) No.8618/2019; WP(C) No.479/2021; WP(C) No.5086/2021; WP(C) No.382/2022; WP(C) No.5419/2021; WP(C) No.6893/2021; WP(C) No.947/2022; WP(C) No.8856/2019; WP(C) No.3523/2022; WP(C)No.8659/2019;WP(C) No.3233/2022; WP(C) No.6377/2021; WP(C)No.6627/2021;WP(C) No.5119/2020; WP(C) No.3009/2022; WP(C) No.5032/2020; WP(C) No.882/2023; WP(C) No.8819/2019; WP(C)No.8752/2019; WP(C) No.6307/2014; WP(C) No.8596/2019 and 5679/2021.

Let this Court first analyze the concept of Dropped Teachers. The petitioners in the above writ petitions were appointed by the School Managing Committee prior to taking over of the said schools under the provisions of the Act of 1974 read with the Rules of

1977. At the time of provincialisation of those respective schools wherein the petitioners were working, the services of the petitioners were not provincialised. Under such circumstances, such teachers like the petitioners are commonly referred to as ‘Dropped Teachers’. It is the case of the petitioners that though their services were not provincialised, but they continued to render the services in the respective schools without any break. Under such circumstances, these petitioners along with others whose services were not provincialised submitted repeated representations before the respondent authorities. The respondent authorities, taking into account the grievances of Page No.# 342/409 these petitioners along with similarly situated others, issued a notification dated

21.06.2000 thereby constituting a Task Force with officials of the Government of Assam.

At this stage, it may also be relevant herein to mention that the petitioners herein claim continuity of their services since their initial appointment and further assert that such continuation was with the knowledge and concurrence of the District Level Officers of the Education Department. From a perusal of the notification dated

21.06.2000, the purpose behind the issuance of the notification can be discerned. The reason behind it was for verification of dropped and honourary teachers. The concerned Inspectors/DEO/DI of the Schools were to submit proposals to the Director of Secondary Education/Director of Elementary Education with documents and the Director of Secondary Education and the Director of Elementary Education as the case may be, after verification of the records were to submit the proposals to the Task Force for examination of the records and the Task Force, after examination of the proposals, were to submit recommendations for the next steps to regularize such teachers and to complete entire process within 90 days. It further appears from a perusal of the judgment of this Court in the case of Jiban Chandra Deka and Others vs. State of Assam and Others, reported in 2008 (3) GLT 229 that an affidavit was filed by the State in the said proceedings wherein it was stated that the State was not unmindful of the plight of the Dropped Teachers’ claims.

Over 6000 such teachers were adjusted against regular posts in accordance with the norms, policies and guidelines introduced from time to time. It was also mentioned that such norms and policies have been periodically reviewed in the light of the experience gained and the ever changing commitment and the constraints of the State. A policy document dated 13.01.2003 was enclosed to the said affidavit which was introduced to cover the cases of Dropped Teachers. It was stated in the said affidavit that such cases will be dealt with by the State in accordance with the said policy and all those who were found to be eligible would be regularized in phased manner as indicated Page No.# 343/409 in the policy. It was also conceded that the said policy would apply to members of non- teaching staffs also whose cases will be similarly dealt with. Before further proceeding with the said judgment in the case of Jiban Chandra Deka (supra), this Court finds it relevant to quote the policy document dated 13.01.2003 which is as under:- “GOVERNMENT OF ASSAM EDUCATION (ELEMENTARY) -----DEPARTMENT NOTIFICATION ORDERS BY THE GOVERNOR OF ASSAM Memo No.--(LC).26/2002/ 341 /69:- In order to stream line the procedure of adjustment of dropped teachers of M.E / M.E.M. / M.V and High Schools of various Districts in the state the following criteria will be adopted with prospective effect: Dated, Dispur, the 13 Jan.

2003 i) The teacher must have put in at least two years of continuous service immediately preceding the taking over of the concerned schools by the Government. ii) The appointment of dropped teachers must have been duly approved by the concerned District Elementary Education Officer/ Inspector of Schools. iii) The appointment of dropped teachers by the Managing Committee must be commensurate with the enrolment of the students in the school at the time of provincialisation. iv) The school wise norms of number of sanctioned posts to be maintained. v) The provincialisation particulars submitted by the then District Elementary Education Officer/ Inspector of Schools and available in the respective directorates will be used as reference documents. vi) Teachers fulfilling the above criteria will be considered for regularisation of the services subject to the availability of sanctioned post in the concerned districts. Sd/-Prem Saran Commissioner & Secretary, to the Government of Assam Education Department. Dispur, Dated 13 Jan. 2003 Memo No.---(LC). 26/2002/341/69-A Dtd. Kahilipara the 13 Jan, 03 Copy to: Page No.# 344/409

1. The P.S. to the Hon’ble Minister, Education, Assam.

2. The P.S to the Secretary, Education.

3. The Director of Secondary Education, Assam, Kahilipara, Guwahati 19.

4. The Director of Elementary Education, Kahilipara, Guwahati-19.

5. Elementary/ Secondary Branch They are hereby directed to submit proposals by duly taking into account all the criteria mentioned above within three months for the approval of the Government ----proposal in piece---manner should be submitted to Government. By order etc. Commissioner & Secretary, to the Government of Assam Education Department.”

It further appears from the said judgment in the case of Jiban Chandra Deka (supra) that certain changes were made to the said policy document on the basis of consensus in respect to the Condition Nos.1 & 2 of the policy document dated 13.01.2003. Furthermore, by way of an affidavit, the State mentioned that the regularization would be made prospective but had agreed to give the benefit of previous services rendered, for the purpose of pension and retirement dues. Consequently, this Court, therefore, disposed of the said writ petitions with the direction as stipulated in paragraph No.6 of the said judgment in the case of Jiban Chandra Deka (supra) which is reproduced herein below:- “(6 ) In view of the above, this bunch of cases will stand now disposed of with the following directions: (i) The cases of the petitioners in each of the cases will be considered in accordance with the norms, criteria and eligibility conditions prescribed by the policy document dated 13.

From a perusal of the above quoted directions, it is apparent that the cases of the petitioners in each case would be considered in accordance with the norms, criteria, eligibility conditions prescribed in the policy document dated 13.01.2003 subject to the modification in Condition Nos.1 & 2 as mentioned in paragraph No.4 of the said judgment in Jiban Chandra Deka (supra). Paragraph Nos.6 (ii), 6 (iii) & 6 (iv) stipulate the manner of verification and scrutiny of the cases of the petitioner in the bunch of said writ petitions. Paragraph No.6 (v) mentions that appointments shall be made against Page No.# 346/409 available posts in each district on the basis of the lists prepared meaning thereby that such appointments shall be made after carrying out the verification and scrutiny in terms with paragraph Nos.6 (ii) to 6 (iv). It is further mentioned in paragraph No.6 (vi) that all appointments made would be prospective but will carry the benefit of past services for the purpose of computation of pensionary benefits.

At this stage, this Court finds it relevant to take note of that till the date of passing of the said order in the case of Jiban Chandra Deka (supra), the petitioners therein were not in Government service. It was also categorically mandated that it is only after carrying out the exercise as stipulated in paragraph Nos.6 (ii) to 6 (iv), appointments shall be made which shall be prospective meaning thereby the appointments to be made would not be counted from the date of their initial appointment for the purpose of seniority or pay protection. Although paragraph No.6 (vi) stipulates that the benefits of past services for the purpose of computation of pensionary benefits would be given but this Court fails to comprehend as to how the benefit of past services can be given, if the appointments were to be made prospective. This aspect of the matter would be dealt with in detail at the subsequent stage after considering as to whether the respondents can resist the present petitions. Be that as it may, at that relevant point of time when the policy dated 13.01.2003 was made or the judgment in the case of Jiban Chandra Deka (supra) was pronounced on 01.09.2003, there was no policy decision of the Government to come up with the NDCPS as well as the NDCPS, 2009 or the Amending Rules were not in existence.

It appears from the records that the writ petitioners herein were appointed against the vacant sanctioned posts after 01.02.2005. The case of the writ petitioners in the present batch of writ petitions is that as per the direction in paragraph No.6 (vi) in the judgment rendered in the case of in the case of Jiban Chandra Deka (supra) wherein it categorically mandated that the past services of the petitioners would be taken up for the purpose of computation of pensionary benefits. The petitioners, therefore, claim to be Page No.# 347/409 entitled to the pension in terms with the Rules of 1969 and not as per the New Pension Scheme. In that regard reference was made to the order dated 12.05.2015 passed in WP(C) No.4169/2009; order dated 09.10.2020 passed in WA No.148/2019 and order dated 11.02.2021 passed in Review Pet No.16/2019. In the order dated 12.05.2015, it was held that in view of the judgment and order dated 01.09.2003 in the case of Jiban Chandra Deka (supra) have attained finality, the services of the petitioners therein should be counted as per the Rules of 1969 and the benefit of past services should be counted for the purpose of pensionary benefits and accordingly the State respondents were directed to count the benefit of past services of the petitioners therein for the purpose of pensionary benefits as per the Rules of 1969. It was further submitted that against the order dated 28.04.2015 passed in WP(C) No.3662/2009 where similar directions were passed thereby granting benefits under the Rules of 1969 to the petitioners therein, a review was filed contending that while passing the order dated 28.04.2015 in WP(C) No.3662/2009, Rule 2A of the Rules of 1969 which was given retrospective effect from

01.02.2005 was not taken into consideration. It was further submitted that the Coordinate Bench of this Court in the order dated 11.02.2021 in Review Pet No.16/2019 had dismissed the Review Application holding inter-alia that as the petitioners therein became Government servants on 04.06.2008 and as on that date, the Rules of 1969 was in force, by way of executive instructions, the statutory law could not have been overshadowed. It is therefore the submission of the learned counsel for the petitioners that the question of entitlement of pension as per the Rules of 1969 in respect to those Dropped Teachers who were regularized after 01.02.2005 would be entitled to pension in terms with the Rules of 1969 is no longer res integra. It was further submitted that the State in terms with the various judgments or orders as referred herein above, had granted the benefits to similarly situated persons like that of the petitioners as such to maintain consistency in identical situations, this Court therefore, also should hold and declare that the petitioners herein are entitled to pension under the Rules of 1969. Further to that, it was also submitted that on the basis of the principles of constructive res judicata which Page No.# 348/409 applies to a proceedings under Article 226 of the Constitution as well as estoppel, the respondents are barred from resisting the claims of the petitioners in as much as the respondents have allowed those judgments to attain finality and have granted the benefit to those petitioners in whose favour such judgment or orders have been passed.

On the other hand, it is the submission of the learned counsel appearing on behalf of the Finance Department that the order dated 12.05.2015 passed in WP(C) No.4169/2009 and the order dated 09.11.2020 passed in WA No.148/2009 are judgments per incuriam and as such are not binding precedents upon this Court. Reference was made in that regard to the judgment of the Supreme Court rendered in the case of Secretary to the Govt. of Kerala, Irrigation Department & Others vs. James Varghese & Others, reported in (2022) 9 SCC 593. As regards the order dated 11.02.2021 passed in Review Pet No.16/2019, the learned counsel appearing on behalf of the Finance Department submitted that the said judgment cannot be regarded as a binding precedent in view of the Rule of sub-silentio. Reference in that regard was made to the judgment of the Supreme Court in the case of MCD vs. Gurnam Kaur, reported in (1989) 1 SCC 1001. On the question of constructive res judicata as well as estoppels on the ground that the State had allowed the order dated 12.05.2015 in WP(C) No.4169/2009; order dated

09.10.2020 passed in WA No.148/2019 and order dated 11.02.2021 passed in Review Pet No.16/2019 and other writ petitions to attain finality, the learned counsel appearing on behalf of the respondent Finance Department submitted that the State is not prevented or barred from challenging the subsequent decisions or resisting subsequent writ petitions even though judgment in a case involving similar issue was allowed to reach finality in the case of others. He submitted that it is not the case of the writ petitioners herein that the State had adopted a pick and choose method only to exclude the petitioners on account of malafide or ulterior motives. He further submitted that neither the principles of res judicata nor the principles of estoppel are attracted to such cases. Further, the administrative law principle of legitimate expectation of fairness in Page No.# 349/409 action is also not attracted. Reference in that regard was made to the judgment of the Supreme Court in the case of Col. (Retd.) B. J. Akkara vs. Govt. of India & Others, reported in (2006) 11 SCC 709 as well as the recent judgment of the Supreme Court in the case of Union of India & Others vs. Dr. O.P. Nijhawan & Others, reported in (2020) 14 SCC 420. On merits, the learned counsel appearing on behalf of the Finance Department further submitted that though the policy decision was taken on 13.01.2003 to bring the Dropped Teachers within the fold of the Government servants by issuing appointment orders, but subsequent thereto, in view of financial necessity, the Government of Assam had to take a policy decision which was conveyed to all concerned by the communication dated

25.01.2005 that all persons appointed to Government services with effect from

01.02.2005 would be brought under the NDCPS. Therefore, the decision which was taken in the case of Jiban Chandra Deka (supra) on 01.09.2003 was at a time when there was no policy decision to have a Contributory Pension Scheme. The learned counsel for the Finance Department further submitted that in all the appointment letters wherein the petitioners were appointed to sanctioned vacant posts in the services of the Government of Assam, it was specifically informed to them that they would come under the purview of New Pension Scheme. The petitioners herein have thereafter joined their services without any demurrer and almost a decade ago and now some of them have challenged the conditions in their appointment letters that they would not come under the New Pension Scheme and the condition that they would be regulated by the New Pension Scheme is illegal and arbitrary. The learned counsel further submitted that if the petitioners’ appointment in terms with the directions passed in Jiban Ch. Deka (supra) is to be prospective meaning thereby that their entry into the Government service would be counted from their date of appointment, it is difficult to comprehend that without being in the Government service how can their services be taken into account for the purpose of pension. He submitted that the directions in paragraph No.6 (vi) in the case of Jiban Ch. Deka (supra) cannot be applied after the Amending Rules have come into effect as well as the NDCPS, 2009. In that regards, the learned counsel for the petitioners had Page No.# 350/409 referred to the judgment of the Supreme Court in the case of Parmeswar Nanda and Others vs. State of Jharkhand through the Chief Secretary and Others, reported in (2020) 12 SCC 131. Furthermore, it is the submission of the learned counsel for the respondents that the Coordinate Bench of this Court in the order dated 12.05.2015 in WP(C) No.4169/2009 and the Division Bench in the order dated 09.10.2020 in WA No.148/2019 did not at all take into consideration Rule 2A of the Rules of 1969 as brought into effect from

01.02.2005 and as such the said orders so passed cannot be treated as a precedent as the said orders are per incuriam. The learned counsel for the petitioners submitted that in the order dated 11.02.2021 in Review Pet. No.16/2019, though the Coordinate Bench in paragraph No.3 had duly taken note of that the Rule 2A of the Rules of 1969 was brought with retrospective effect from 01.02.2005, but in paragraph Nos.6 & 9 did not take into consideration that the amendment was to the Rules of 1969 w.e.f. 01.02.2005 but rather came to an opinion that the Rules of 1969 was amended in the year 2011 and as such the same cannot be treated as a precedent in view of the Rule of sub-silentio.

Upon hearing the learned counsel for the parties in the present category of cases, let this Court first take into consideration as to whether the respondent State can be allowed to resist the writ petitions after having allowed the order dated 12.05.2015 in WP(C) No.4169/2009; the order of the Division Bench dated 09.10.2020 in WA No.148/2019 as well as the order dated 11.02.2021 in Review Pet. No.16/2019 to attain finality and thereupon granting benefits to those petitioners in the said proceedings.

The learned counsels for the petitioners have relied upon the judgments of the Supreme Court in the case of Forward Construction Co. & Ors. Vs. Prabhat Mandal (Regd.) Andheri & Others, reported in (1986) 1 SCC 100; Supreme Court Employees' Welfare Association vs. Union Of India and Another, reported in (1989) 4 SCC 189 and the case of P.K. Vijayan vs Kamalakshi Amma And Others, reported in (1994) 4 SCC 53 to submit that on the ground of res judicata and constructive res judicata, the respondent State cannot resist the writ petitions in view of allowing the orders above mentioned to attain finality and the Page No.# 351/409 benefits thereupon being granted to the petitioners therein.

This Court has perused the judgments relied upon by the learned counsels for the petitioners. The judgments so placed relates to res judicata and constructive res judicata. It is well settled that the doctrine of res judicata is a universal doctrine laying down the finality to litigation between the parties meaning thereby when a particular decision has become final and binding between the parties, it cannot be set at naught on the ground that such a decision is violative of Article 14 of the Constitution. It is well settled that so far as the parties are concerned, they will always be bound by the said decision. In the instant case, the petitioners herein were not parties to those proceedings on the basis of which the orders dated 12.05.2015; 09.10.2020 and 11.02.2021 were passed. Under such circumstances, the question of applying the principle of res judicata and constructive res judicata do not arise to the facts of the instant case. This aspect would be further clear from the judgments of the Supreme Court rendered in the case of Col. (Retd.) B. J. Akkara (supra) as well as Dr. O.P. Nijhawan (supra). In the case of Col. (Retd.) B. J. Akkara (supra), the issue involved therein, relevant for the purpose of the instant case, was that in the case of Civilian Medical Officers, the nodal Ministry had issued circulars dated

17.12.1998 and 29.10.1999 (corresponding to the Defence Ministry's Circulars dated

07.06.1999 and 11.09.2001). Some civilian Medical Officer Retirees challenged the circular dated 29.10.1999 directing that NPA shall not be added to minimum pay in the revised scale before the Delhi High Court. The said writ petition was allowed by the Delhi High Court vide an order dated 18.05.2002 and that the said order was not challenged by the Union of India, but on the other hand, was implemented by adding NPA to basic pay while stepping up the pension in the case of civilian Medical Doctors who had retired prior to 01.01.1996. It is under such circumstances, it was the plea so raised in the said case that the respondents having accepted and implemented the decision of the Delhi High Court in the case of civilian Medical Officers, cannot discriminate against the Defence Service Medical Officers placed in identical position Page No.# 352/409 and therefore the benefit given to the civilian Medical Officers in pursuance of the decision of the Delhi High Court should also be extended to them.

The Supreme Court in the said case observed that neither the principle of res judicata nor the principle of estoppel is attracted and the State cannot be prevented or barred from resisting subsequent writ petitions even though judgment in a case involving similar issue was allowed to reach finality in the case of others. However, an exception was culled out that if petitioners plead and prove that the State had adopted a 'pick and choose' method only to exclude petitioners on account of malafides or ulterior motives, then the respondent State can be barred from resisting subsequent writ petitions. Paragraph Nos.25 & 26 of the said judgment, being relevant, is quoted herein below:- “25. A similar contention was considered by this Court in State of Maharashtra v. Digambar’. This Court held: “Sometimes, as it was stated on behalf of the State, the State Government may not choose to file appeals against certain judgments of the High Court rendered in writ petitions when they are considered as stray cases and not worthwhile invoking the discretionary jurisdiction of this Court under Article 136 of the Constitution, for seeking redressal therefor.

At other times, it is also possible for the State, not to file appeals before this Court in some matters on account of improper advice or negligence or improper conduct of officers concerned. It is further possible, that even where SLPs are filed by the State against judgments of the High Court, such SLPs may not be entertained by this Court in exercise of its discretionary jurisdiction under Article 136 of the Constitution either because they are considered as individual cases or because they are considered as cases not involving stakes which may adversely affect the interest of the State. Therefore, the circumstance of the non-filing of the appeals by the State in some similar matters or the rejection of some SLPs in limine by this Court in some other similar matters by itself, in our view, cannot be held as a bar against the State in filing an SLP or SLPs in other similar matter(s) where it is considered on behalf of the State that non-filing of such SLP or SLPs and pursuing them is likely to seriously jeopardise the interest of the State or public interest.”

26. The said observations apply to this case. A particular judgment of the 2 High Court may not Page No.# 353/409 be challenged by the State where the financial repercussions are negligible or where the appeal is barred by limitation. It may also not be challenged due to negligence or oversight of the dealing officers or on account of wrong legal advice, or on account of the non-comprehension of the seriousness or magnitude of the issue involved. However, when similar matters subsequently crop up and the magnitude of Db the financial implications is realised, the State is not prevented or barred from challenging the subsequent decisions or resisting subsequent writ petitions, even though judgment in a case involving similar issue was allowed to reach finality in the case of others. Of course, the position would be viewed differently, if petitioners plead and prove that the State had adopted a “pick and-choose” method only to exclude petitioners on account of malafides or ulterior motives, Be that as it may. On the facts and circumstances, neither the principle of res judicata nor the principle of estoppel is attracted. The administrative law principles of legitimate expectation or fairness in action are also not attracted. Therefore, the fact that in some cases the validity of the circular dated 29-10-1999 (corresponding to the Defence Ministry circular dated 11-9-2001) has been upheld and that decision has attained finality will not come in the way of the State defending or enforcing its circular dated 11-9-2001.”

It further appears that in a very recent judgment in the case of Dr. O.P. Nijhawan (supra) wherein the issue involved amongst others was that some Scientists similarly situated to the respondents therein filed Original Application claiming that order has not been implemented and they have been denied computation of special pay for the purpose of pension. The Central Administrative Tribunal, vide its order dated 22.01.2013, allowed the Original Application. Thereupon, a writ petition was filed before the Delhi High Court which was dismissed. The Union of India thereafter preferred an appeal before the Supreme Court. In the said Appeal, it was contended on behalf of the respondent that similar to the respondent, there were other Scientists who had filed similar Original Applications before the Central Administrative Tribunal which were allowed and thereupon the writ petition which was filed was dismissed by the Delhi High Court.

In view of the above law laid down by the Supreme Court, this Court is therefore of the opinion that on the principles of res judicata or estoppels, the State cannot be barred or prevented from resisting the present writ petitions. More so, when no case of pick and choose has been pleaded and proved.

In the backdrop of the above, let this Court take into consideration as to whether the petitioners in the present category of cases are entitled to the Old Pension Scheme in terms with Rules 1969 or they are covered in terms with the NDCPS. The genesis of the petitioners’ claim is on the basis of the judgment of the Coordinate Bench of this Court in the case of Jiban Chandra Deka (supra).

Admittedly, the petitioners in the present category of cases were brought within the fold of the Government services after 01.02.2005. This Court in the forgoing paragraphs Page No.# 355/409 of the instant judgment has already dealt with the policy dated 13.01.2003 and the judgment of the Coordinate Bench of this Court in the case of Jiban Chandra Deka (supra). At the cost of repetition it is reiterated that at the time when the judgment was delivered in Jiban Chandra Deka (supra), i.e. dated 01.09.2003, there was no policy decision of the Government to bring in the NDCPS. Paragraph No. 6 (vi) of the judgment in the case of Jiban Chandra Deka (supra) had directed that all appointments made would be prospective while carrying the benefit of past services for the purpose of computation of pensionary benefits. It is on account of the said direction the orders dated 12.05.2015 and 09.10.2020 in WP(C) No.4169/2009 and in WA No.148/2019 respectively were passed.

At this stage, this Court finds it relevant to take note of that pension though not a bounty but the entitlement thereto is only when the condition precedent provided for in the Statute are fulfilled. The Statute in question is the Rules of 1969. Rule 31 of the said Rules of 1969 stipulates the conditions when a service of an officer qualifies for pension. Rule 31, being relevant, is quoted herein below:-

31. Conditions to qualifying service.- The service of an officer does not qualify for pension unless it conforms to the following three conditions: Firstly, the service must be under Government; Secondly, the employment must be substantive and permanent; Thirdly, the servant must be paid by Government. Provided that the Governor may, even though either or both of conditions (1) and (2) above are not fulfilled, — (i) declare that any specified kind of service rendered in a non-Gazetted capacity shall qualify for pension, and (ii) in individual cases and subject to such conditions as he may think fit to impose in each case allow service rendered by an officer to count for pension.

A perusal of the above Rules will show that the service of an officer does not qualify for pension unless three conditions are met, i.e. service must be under Page No.# 356/409 Government; the employment must be substantive and permanent and the service must be paid by the Government. The proviso to the said Rule stipulates that the Governor may even though either or both of the conditions, i.e. the service must be under the Government and the employment must be substantive and permanent are not met, can declare that (i) any kind of service rendered in a non-Gazetted capacity shall qualify for pension and (ii) in individual cases and subject to such conditions as he may think fit to impose in each case allows service rendered by an officer to count for pension. In the case of the present category of writ petitions, admittedly prior to the petitioners’ appointments, which were given after 01.02.2005, they were not rendering service under the Government; their employment were also not substantive and permanent in the services of the Government and they were also not paid by the Government. Under such circumstances, the services of the petitioners prior to their appointments to vacant sanctioned posts after 01.02.2005, in the opinion of this Court, could not have been taken into account for the purpose of computation of pensionary benefits. Besides, there is also no order of the Governor in terms with the proviso to Rule 31. This Court further fails to understand how the petitioners would meet the third condition even if the first two conditions are done away with by declaration given by the Governor. Therefore, it is beyond comprehension as to how the past services of the petitioners in the present category could be taken into account for the purpose of computation of pensionary benefits.

At this stage, this Court finds it also relevant to take note of the judgment in the case of Parmeshwar Nanda (supra) wherein the appointment letters of the Project Officers contained two clauses amongst others. In terms with Clause 4 of the appointment letter, it was mentioned that the adjusted employees shall be covered under the Old Pension Scheme and their service period prior to retrenchment shall be counted for the purpose of pension. In terms with Clause 5 of the appointment letter, it was mentioned that adjustment of the surplus Project Officers shall be considered as fresh appointment and benefit of seniority on the basis of their service rendered prior to becoming surplus shall not be admissible to them. This aspect of the matter could be seen from a perusal of the paragraph No.18 of the said judgment which is reproduced herein under:- Page No.# 357/409 “18. In the present case, Clause 11 of the notification dated 30-5-2007 issued by the Government of Jharkhand is to the effect that absorption of the surplus personnel will be considered as new appointments and they will not be granted benefit of seniority on the basis of their past service. Neither will such past service entitle them to such pay protection. One of the appointment letters appointing 65 candidates as Project Officers was issued of 20-12-2007, such appointment letter had following clauses which read as under: “4. Adjusted employees shall be covered under the old Pension Scheme. Their service period prior to retrenchment shall be counted for the purpose of pension. Period of retrenchment shall not be counted for the purpose of pension.

5. Adjustment of above surplus Project Officers shall be considered as fresh appointment and benefit of seniority on the basis their service rendered prior to becoming surplus shall not be admissible to them.” The appointment letters to the other employees is on similar lines.”

In paragraph No.23 of the said judgment, the Supreme Court held that the appellants therein having been appointed as fresh candidates and therefore their period of service has to be calculated from the date of their regular appointment and therefore they cannot claim any benefit of past services rendered by them. Paragraph No.23 of the said judgment is therefore quoted herein below:-

23. The case of Baliram Singh arises out of the policy of the State of Bihar wherein the past service has been specifically ordered to be considered for pension. Since in the State of Jharkhand, the policy decision is to treat them as fresh appointments without any benefit of seniority and pay protection, therefore, to count the period when the appellants were working under a Project as pensionable service is beyond comprehension. The appellants have been appointed as fresh candidates and, therefore, their period of service for pension has to be calculated from the date of their regular appointment and therefore they cannot get any benefit of past service rendered by them.

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Keeping in mind the above perspective, let this Court therefore take into account the order passed by the Coordinate Bench in the order dated 12.05.2015 in WP(C) No.4169/2009 and the order of the Division Bench dated 09.10.2020 in WA No.148/2019.

A perusal of the order dated 12.05.2015, the Coordinate Bench of this Court held at paragraph Nos.18 & 19 as herein under:- “18. In view of the fact that the judgment and order dated 01.09.2003 has attained finality and as it has been directed in the Direction No. 6 that all appointments made would be prospective but will carry the benefit of past services for the purpose of computation of pensionary benefits, I find that the petitioners ’ service should be counted as per the Assam Services (Pension) Rules, 1969 and the benefit of past service should be counted for the purpose of computation of pensionary benefits.

19. Accordingly, the respondents are directed to count the benefits of past services of the petitioners for the purpose of pensionary benefits as per the Assam Services (Pension) Rules,

1969.”

A perusal of the above quoted paragraphs would reveal that on the ground that the judgment and order dated 01.09.2003 had attained finality and there was a direction in paragraph No.6 that all appointments made would be prospective but will carry the benefit of past services for the purpose of computation of pensionary benefit, it was held that the petitioners’ services should be counted as per the Rules of 1969 and the benefit of past services should be counted for the purpose of computation of pensionary benefit. This Court had perused the entire order dated 12.05.2015 passed by the Coordinate Bench and with great respect to my learned esteemed Brother, this Court would observe that though the judgment was rendered in the year 2015, neither the Rule 2A nor the Rule 31 of the Rules of 1969 was taken into consideration. This Court also with great respect would observe that the Coordinate Bench did not also take into account that an additional fact would have made a world of difference between conclusion in two cases even when the same principles were applied to. Page No.# 359/409

Now coming to the order dated 09.10.2020 passed by the Division Bench of this Court in WP No.148/2019, it appears that the writ appeal was filed on the ground that the writ petition was dismissed by another Coordinate Bench of this Court on the ground of delay of 7 years 8 months from the date of regularization of the services of the appellants therein. The Division Bench of this Court was only to decide as to whether the appellants therein would be entitled to the same benefit in terms with the order dated

12.05.2015 passed in WP(C) No.4169/2009 although there was a delay in filing the writ petition after 7 years 8 months from the date of regularization of the services of the appellants therein. The Division Bench, without going into the issue as regard the entitlement in terms with the judgment and order dated 01.09.2003 in Jiban Chandra Deka (supra), opined in paragraph No.10 that even though the appellants may have approached the Court belatedly, but taking into account the stand taken by the State Government that they have agreed to give the benefit of previous services rendered for the purpose of pensionary and retirement benefits, the said benefit ought to be conferred to the appellants therein as well. It was further observed that as the petitioners/appellants therein were still in service, the delay in approaching the Court ought not to deprive the aforesaid benefits which have already been voluntarily given by the State Government and accordingly allowed the said Writ Appeal. Paragraph No.10 & 11 of the said judgment is reproduced herein under:- “10. In view of above, we are of the opinion that even though the appellants may have approached this Court belatedly, in view of the stand taken by the State Government that they had agreed to give the benefit of previous service rendered for the purpose of benefit of the pensionary and retiral benefits, the said benefit ought to be conferred on the petitioners as well. Since the petitioners are still in service and have not yet retired from service, the grant of pensionary benefits are not yet forthcoming now, as such, the aforesaid delay in approaching this Court ought not deprive the aforesaid benefit which had been already voluntarily given by the State Government.

11. In view of above, we allow the writ appeal and direct that the State respondents shall not Page No.# 360/409 act upon the undertaking given by the appellants to the aforesaid effect in their appointment orders and the State Government shall count the benefits of past service of all the appellants for the purpose of pensionary benefits as per provision of Assam Services (Pension) Rules, 1969.”

A perusal of the above order dated 09.10.2020 in WA No.148/2019 would show that the question before the Division Bench of this Court was as to whether the similar benefits in terms with the order dated 12.05.2015 passed in WP(C) No.4169/2009 should be granted to the appellants therein or not on the ground of approaching the Court late for which reason the Coordinate Bench of this Court had dismissed the writ petition. It further transpires that the Division Bench of this Court, with great respect, did not take into account the Amending Rules, the newly inserted Rule 2A as well as Rule 31 of the Rules of 1969 as the same was not in issue before the Division Bench of this Court.

This Court further deems it appropriate to take note of the order dated 11.02.2021 passed in Review Pet. No.16/2019. It is relevant to mention that review was sought for to the order dated 28.04.2015 passed by this Court in WP(C) No.3662/2009 whereby this Court had directed that in view of the judgment and order dated 01.09.2003 passed in CR No.1571/1998, the writ petitioners in WP(C) No.3662/2019 were to given the pensionary benefit as per the Rules of 1969 and that their past services should also be counted for the purpose of computation of pensionary benefit in terms with the Rules of

1969. A further perusal of the order dated 11.02.2021 would show that the ground for review was that the Rules of 1969 was amended on 14.07.2011 vide the Amending Rules which was given retrospective effect from 01.02.2005. The Coordinate Bench of this Court in paragraph Nos.6 & 9 though observed that the Rules of 1969 was amended vide the Amending Rules vide notification dated 14.07.2011 with retrospective effect given from 01.02.2005, but as the petitioners services were regularized prior to the Rules being amended, they would be entitled to the pensionary benefit under the Rules of

1969. Page No.# 361/409

This Court with due respect to the learned Coordinate Bench would like to observe that the learned Coordinate Bench did not take into consideration Rule 31 of the Rules of 1969 which categorically mandated that the services of an officer to qualify for pension has to confirm to three conditions mentioned therein. With due respect, this Court further would like to observe that the Amending Rules may have been notified on

14.07.2011, but was given retrospective operation from 01.02.2005 and this aspect of the matter of giving retrospective operation was not put to challenge in the said proceedings, and therefore, the mandate of the law in terms with the amendment would be that Rule @A of the Rules of 1969 had come into effect as on 01.02.2005 by virtue of Rule 1(2) of the Amending Rules.

Now therefore the question arises in the backdrop of the above orders rendered by the Coordinate Bench as well as the Division Bench as to whether the same can be said to be precedent on the basis of which this Court would be bound on the ground of judicial discipline to follow the same.

It is submitted on behalf of the petitioners that this Court is bound on the ground of judicial discipline whereas the counsel appearing on behalf of the respondent State had categorically submitted that the above referred orders by the Coordinate Benches and Division Bench are the orders rendered per incuriam and as such not binding upon this Court.

Let this Court first take note of the concept of per incuriam. In the Seven Judges Bench of the Supreme Court in the case of Bengal Immunity Co. Ltd. vs. State of Bihar and Others, reported in AIR 1955 SC 661 the Acting Chief Justice Mr. S. R. Das (as His Lordship then was) observed that in England, the Court of Appeal had imposed upon its power of review of earlier precedents a limitation, subject to certain exceptions. The limitation thus accepted is that it is bound to follow its own decisions and those of Courts of Coordinate jurisdiction and the Full Court is in the same position in this respect as a Division Court consisting of three members. The only exception to the said Page No.# 362/409 Rule were (i) the Court is entitled and bound to decide which of the two conflicting decisions of its own it will follow; (ii) the Court is bound to refuse to follow a decision of its own which, though not expressly overruled, cannot in its opinion stand with a decision of the House of Lords; and (iii) the Court is not bound to follow a decision of its own, if it is satisfied that the decision was given per incuriam, e.g., where a Statute or a rule having statutory effect which would have affected the decision was not brought to the attention of the earlier Court.

The Supreme Court in the judgment rendered in the case of State of U.P. and Another vs. M/S Synthetics and Chemicals Ltd. and Another, reported in (1991) 4 SCC 139 explained the concept of per incuriam as well as the Rule of sub-silentio in paragraph Nos. 40 & 41 which is quoted herein under:- “40. Incuria literally means carelessness. In practice per incuriam appears to mean per ignoratium. English courts have developed this principle in relaxation of the rule of stare decisis. The quotable in law is avoided and ignored if it is rendered, in ignoratium of a statute or other binding authority. (Young v. Bristol Aeroplane Co. Ltd. {(1944) 1KB 718 : (1944) 2 All ER 293}). Same has been accepted, approved and adopted by this Court while interpreting Article 141 of the Constitution which embodies the doctrine of precedents as a matter of law. In Jaisri Sahu v. Rajdewan Dubey {(1962) 2 SCR 558 : AIR 1962 SC 83} this Court while pointing out the procedure to be followed when conflicting decisions are placed before a bench extracted a passage from Halsburys Laws of England incorporating one of the exceptions when the decision of an appellate court is not binding.

41. Does this principle extend and apply to a conclusion of law, which was neither raised nor preceded by any consideration. In other words can such conclusions be considered as declaration of law? Here again the English courts and jurists have carved out an exception to the rule of precedents. It has been explained as rule of sub-silentio. "A decision passes sub- silentio, in the technical sense that has come to be attached to that phrase, when the particular point of law involved in the decision is not perceived by the court or present to its mind. " (Salmond on Jurisprudence 12th Edn, p. 153). In Lancaster Motor Company (London) Ltd. v. Bremith Ltd. {(1941) 1KB 675,677} the Court did not feel bound by earlier decision as it was Page No.# 363/409 rendered without any argument, without reference to the crucial words of the rule and without any citation of the authority. It was approved by this Court in Municipal Corporation of Delhi v. Gumam Kaur {(1989) 1 SCC 101}. The bench held that, precedents sub-silentio and without argument are of no moment. The courts thus have taken recourse to this principle for relieving from injustice perpetrated by unjust precedents. A decision which is not express and is not founded on reasons nor it proceeds on consideration of issue cannot be deemed to be a law declared to have a binding effect as is contemplated by Article 141. Uniformity and consistency are core of judicial discipline. But that which escapes in the judgment without any occasion is not ratio decidendi. In B. Shama Rao v. Union Territory of Pondicherry {AIR 1967 SC 1480} it was observed, it is trite to say that a decision is binding not because of its conclusions but in regard to its ratio and the principles, laid down therein. Any declaration or conclusion arrived without application of mind or preceded without any reason cannot be deemed to be declaration of law or authority of a general nature binding as a precedent. Restraint in dissenting or overruling is for sake of stability and uniformity but rigidity beyond reasonable limits is inimical to the growth of law.

In another judgment of the Supreme Court in the case of Sundeep Kumar Bafna vs State of Maharashtra & Another, reported in (2014) 16 SCC 623 , it was observed in paragraph No.19 that a decision or a judgment can be per incuriam any provision in a Statute, Rule or Regulation which was not brought to the notice of the Court. It was observed that a decision or a judgment can also be per incuriam if it is not possible to reconcile its ratio with that of a previously pronounced judgment of co-equal or Larger Bench; or if the decision of a High Court is not in consonance with the view of the Supreme Court. It was further observed that the per incuriam rule strictly and correctly is applicable to the ratio decidendi and not to obiter dicta. Paragraph 19 of the said judgment, being relevant, is quoted herein below:-

19. It cannot be over-emphasised that the discipline demanded by a precedent or the disqualification or diminution of a decision on the application of the per incuriam rule is of great importance, since without it, certainty of law, consistency of rulings and comity of Courts would become a costly casualty. A decision or judgment can be per incuriam any provision in a statute, rule or regulation, which was not brought to the notice of the Court. A decision or Page No.# 364/409 judgment can also be per incuriam if it is not possible to reconcile its ratio with that of a previously pronounced judgment of a Co-equal or Larger Bench; or if the decision of a High Court is not in consonance with the views of this Court. It must immediately be clarified that the per incuriam rule is strictly and correctly applicable to the ratio decidendi and not to obiter dicta. It is often encountered in High Courts that two or more mutually irreconcilable decisions of the Supreme Court are cited at the Bar. We think that the inviolable recourse is to apply the earliest view as the succeeding ones would fall in the category of per incuriam.

In a recent judgment by the Supreme Court in the case of Secretary to the Govt. of Kerala, Irrigation Department & Others vs. James Varghese & Others, reported in (2022) 9 SCC 593 while explaining the concept of per incuriam, the same principles were reiterated.

This Court further would take into account another judgment of the Supreme Court rather in a different context but pertinent to the instant case. The judgment is in the case of Regional Manager vs. Pawan Kumar Dubey and Another, reported in (1976) 3 SCC 334 wherein at paragraph No.7, it was observed that one additional or different fact can make a world of difference between conclusions in two cases even when the same principles are applied in each case to similar facts. Paragraph No.7 of the said judgment is quoted herein below:-

7. We think that the principles involved in applying Article 311(2) having been sufficiently explained in Shamsher Singh's case it should no longer be possible to urge that Sughar Singh's case could give rise to some misapprehension of the law. Indeed, we do not think that the principles of law declared and applied so often have really changed. But, the application of the same law to the differing circumstances and facts of various cases which have come up to this Court could create the impression sometimes that there is some conflict between different decisions of this Court. Even where there appears to be some conflict, it would, we think, vanish when the ratio decidendi of each case is correctly understood. It is the rule deducible from the application of law to the facts and circumstances of a case which constitutes its ratio decidendi and not some conclusion based upon facts which may appear to be similar. One additional or different fact can make a world of difference between conclusions in two cases even when the same principles are applied in each case to similar facts.

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In a recent judgment of the Supreme Court in the case of Kotak Mahindra Bank Limited vs. A. Balakrishnan, reported in (2022) 9 SCC 186, the Supreme Court reiterating the principles as laid down in the case of Pawan Kumar Dubey (supra) observed at paragraph No.64 that one additional or different fact can make a world of difference between conclusions in two cases even when the same principles are applied in each case to similar facts.

Let this Court first take into account the judgment of the Coordinate Bench in the case of Jiban Chandra Deka (supra) as to whether the said judgment could have been applied to without taking into consideration the policy decision to bring into effect the NDCPS, the amendment brought into effect to the Rules of 1969 by insertion of Rule 2A by the Amending Rules and the NDCPS, 2009. As already observed herein above, the judgment in the case of Jiban Chandra Deka (supra) was rendered on 01.09.2003 and at that relevant point of time there was no policy decision to bring into effect the Contribution Pension Scheme, the NDCPS, 2009 as well as the insertion of Rule 2A to the Rules of 1969. Applying the law as laid down by the Supreme Court in the case of Pawan Kumar Dubey (supra) which categorically mandates that one additional or different fact can make a world of difference between the conclusion in two cases even when the same principles are applied in each case to similar facts, this Court is of the opinion that the policy decision taken to bring the Contribution Pension Scheme in the year 2005, the NDCPS, 2009, the insertion of Rule 2A to the Rules of 1969 by the Amending Rules w.e.f. 01.02.2005 would have made a world of difference in applying the judgment of the Coordinate Bench in the case of Jiban Chandra Deka (supra). Therefore, this Court is of the opinion that merely because in paragraph No.6 (vi) of the judgment in the case of Jiban Chandra Deka (supra), it was mentioned that the benefit of past services would be taken into consideration for the purpose of computation of pensionary benefits the same could not have been applied without taking into consideration the policy decision of the Government in the year 2005, the NDCPS, 2009 as well the insertion of Rule 2A to the Page No.# 366/409 Rules of 1969 vide the Amending Rules w.e.f. 01.02.2005. It is pertinent herein to mention that if these relevant facts are taken into consideration, the directions in paragraph No.6 (vi) of the judgment in the case of Jiban Chandra Deka (supra) had become redundant. With due respect, this Court further would like to observe that the Coordinate Bench as well as the Division bench of this Court in its order dated

12.05.2015 and the order dated 09.10.2020 have applied paragraph No.6(vi) without taking into consideration the above aspect of the matter as well as without taking note of the judgment of the Supreme Court in the case of Pawan Kumar Dubey (supra). Consequently, this Court with great hesitation and utmost respect holds the order dated

12.05.2015 in WP(C) No.4169/2009 and the order dated 09.10.2020 in WA No.148/2019 as orders rendered per incuriam and hence not binding . It would also be seen from the foregoing paragraphs of the instant judgment that the Coordinate Bench had by its order dated 28.04.2015 in WP(C) 3662/2019 had also applied the same principle as was done by the Coordinate Bench in its order dated 12.05.2015 in WP(C) No.4169/2009. Upon a review being filed against the order dated 28.04.2015 in WP(C) No.3662/2019 wherein specific attention was drawn to the effect that Rule 2A of the Rules of 1969 was inserted vide the Amending Rules with retrospective effect from 01.02.2005, the Coordinate Bench of this Court in its order dated 11.02.2021 in Review Pet. No.16/2019 had dismissed the Review petition holding inter-alia that the NDCPS came into effect by way of the Amending Rules vide notification dated 14.07.2011 with retrospective effect given from 01.02.2005, but as the petitioners were regularized prior to the amendment brought into effect on 04.06.2008, the Executive instructions issued could not have overridden the statutory law. With due respect, this Court is constrained to observe that the Amending Rules and more particularly Rule 1(2) of the Amending Rules categorically stipulated that the Amending Rules shall come into force with effect from

01.02.2005. Therefore, the amendment to the Statutory Rules by insertion of Rule 2A was bought to the Statute Book retrospectively from 01.02.2005. The said Rules having not been put to challenge, more particularly Rule 1(2) of the Amending Rules, this Court Page No.# 367/409 with due respect observes that the Coordinate Bench having not taken into account Rule 1(2) of the Amending Rules, the said order dated 11.02.2021 in Review Pet. No.16/2019 is per incuriam in view of the law laid down by the Supreme Court in the case of M/S Synthetics and Chemicals Ltd. (supra) and Sundeep Kumar Bafna (supra) wherein it has been categorically held that a decision or judgment can also be per incuriam if any provision in the Statute or Rule or Regulation was not noticed by the Court. Consequently, the said order dated 11.02.2021 with great respect to my esteemed brother was rendered per incuriam and hence not binding.

The above aspect of the matter can also be seen from another angle in view of Rule 31 of the Rules of 1969 as well as the judgment of the Supreme Court in the case of Parmeshwar Nanda (supra). This Court has already referred to Rule 31 of the Rules of 1969 in details wherein it would be seen that it is the mandate of Rule 31 that for the service of an officer to qualify for pension, firstly it is the requirement that the service must be under the Government; secondly the employment under the Government must be substantive and permanent and thirdly, the service must be paid by the Government.

At the cost of repetition, this Court further would reiterate that it is only in terms with the proviso to Rule 31 that the Governor may, if the Condition No.1 & 2 are not fulfilled, i.e. the services must be under the Government and the employment under the Government must be substantive and permanent, has the power to declare any specified type of service rendered in the non-Gazetted capacity to qualify for pension and in individual cases and subject to such conditions as he may think fit to impose in each case allow service rendered by an officer to count for pension. This power in terms with Rule 31 is only given to the Governor. However, the Governor cannot, as per the Rules of 1969, forego the requirement of the third condition that the service must be paid by the Government. The first part of paragraph No.6 (vi) in the judgment rendered in the case of Jiban Chandra Deka (supra) categorically mandates that all appointments made would be prospective meaning thereby that after carrying out such verification in terms Page No.# 368/409 with Clause 6 (ii), 6(iii) & 6 (v) shall make the appointments meaning thereby the appointment would be reckoned only from the date of appointment. This Court finds it difficult to comprehend as to how the past services of the petitioners herein till they have entered into the Government service can be used for the purpose of computation of pensionary benefits when they have not entered the Government service as well as their appointments were neither substantive and permanent under the Government and that too without there being any order passed by the Governor as is required under the proviso to Rule 31. This aspect of the matter is clear from paragraph No.23 of the judgment in the case of Parmeshwar Nanda (supra) wherein also the Supreme Court while taking into account the parametria Rule, i.e. Rule 31 of the Jharkhand Pension Rules had observed that it was beyond comprehension to count the period when the appellants therein were working under the project as pensionable service in as much as the appellants were appointed as fresh candidates and therefore, the period of services for pension has to be calculated from the date of their regular appointment and therefore they cannot get any benefit of past services rendered by them.

At the cost of repetition, this Court would reiterate that in paragraph No.18 of the judgment in the case of Parmeshwar Nanda (supra) which has already been quoted herein above it was specifically mentioned in the appointment letters that the service period prior to retrenchment shall be counted for the purpose of pension in the appointment letters. Now the question arises is as to whether the Government by way of an affidavit agree to give the benefit of previous service rendered in the non-Government service for the purpose of pension and retirement dues. In a recent judgment by the Supreme Court in the case of Ashok Ram Parhad & Others vs. the State of Maharashtra, reported in 2023 SCC Online SC 265 had observed that the Government’s resolution cannot override statutory Rules. Under such circumstances, this Court is of the opinion that the Government could not have bypassed the provision of Rule 31 of the Rules of 1969 and agree to give the benefit of previous services rendered not in Government service for the purpose of Page No.# 369/409 pension and retirement dues if the Rule 31 of Rules of 1969 does not permit so. As held by the Privy Counsel in the case of Nazir Ahmad vs. King Emperor, reported in AIR 1936 PC 253 (2), it is well settled that if a statute requires a thing to be done in a particular manner it should be done in that manner or not at all. This very principle of law have found wide spread acceptance and have also been reiterated by the Supreme Court in the case of Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai (MCGM) vs. Abhilash Lal & Others, reported in (2020) 13 SCC 234. In view of the above, without there being any amendment brought to Rule 31 of the Rules of 1969 or appropriate declaration being made in terms with the proviso to Rule 31 by the Governor (which however has not been done in the instant case), the question of granting benefit of past services for computation of the pensionary benefits do not arise in the facts of the instant case when the petitioners herein do not comply to any of the three conditions as mandated under Rule 31 of the Rules of 1969. It is also relevant to take note of that the judgment rendered in the case of Jiban Chandra Deka (supra) was on the basis of a consensus arrived at without averting to Rule 31 of the Rules of 1969.

As the entire edifice of the case of the petitioners in the present category of cases is on the basis of the judgment of the Coordinate Bench in the case of Jiban Chandra Deka (supra) and more particularly paragraph No.6 (vi) which is not workable for the reasons assigned above, the orders passed by the Coordinate Bench and Divisions Bench referred to herein above, this Court with due respect is of the opinion that the same are not binding upon this Court and the law declared in the case of Parmeshwar Nanda (supra) which is binding for which this Court cannot declare that the petitioners are entitled to pension under the Rules of 1969. This Court further, in the present facts of the case, is of the opinion that the petitioners have failed to make out a case for issuing a mandamus upon the respondent authorities to give the benefit under the Rules of 1969 for the reason above mentioned. The petitioners in terms with their appointment orders would be only be entitled to pension under the NDCPS, 2009. Page No.# 370/409 Teachers Appointed under Operation Black Board

The case of the teachers appointed under Operation Black Board Scheme are in WP(C) No.2258/2022; WP(C) No.2256/2022; WP(C) No.4353/2022; WP(C) No.5786/2020; WP(C) No.7259/2021; WP(C) No.2390/2022;WP(C) No.7256/2021; WP(C) No.4541/2022; WP(C) No.2261/2022; WP(C)No.548/2021; WP(C)No.5318/2022; WP(C)No.2259/2022; WP(C)No.5375/2022; WP(C)No.4193/2019; WP(C)No.4892/2021;WP(C) No.5082/2021; WP(C) No.4902/2021; WP(C) No.2360/2022 and 7416/2017.

The claim of the petitioners herein is that they should be granted the benefit of pension in terms with the Rules of 1969 and not as per the NDCPS, 2009. Before dealing with the issues involved in these batch of writ petitions, this Court finds it relevant to enumerate the basic facts infra.

In the year 1987, the Ministry of Human Resources Development, Government of India had introduced the Centrally Sponsored Scheme of “Operation Black Board” (for short, “OBB”) laying down the minimum level of facility to be provided in all primary schools of the State, such as provisions of at least two teachers for every primary schools. On 28.04.1998, the Government of Assam created 4040 posts of Assistant Teachers in regular time scale of pay under the OBB Scheme stating therein that the posts would be abolished after the 9th Plan period is over and the incumbents would be adjusted/absorbed in existing vacancies as the Government of India would not reimburse the expenditure after the end of 9th Plan. The 9th Plan ended on 31.03.2002. The Government of Assam took a decision that the teachers who were appointed against the 4040 posts would be adjusted against vacant posts in phase manner as per the terms laid down during creation of the said posts. 2378 posts out of those 4040 posts were actually filled up and the rest of the posts were abolished.

It further appears that the Government of Assam vide another letter dated Page No.# 371/409

08.03.2001 created 7066 posts of Lower Primary and Middle School Teachers under the OBB Scheme in the fixed pay of Rs.1,900/- per month for Lower Primary Schools and Rs.2,000/- for Middle School for the period from 08.03.2001 to 31.03.2002 on the condition that “ if the Government of India is not agreed to continue the posts beyond the 9th Plan under the CSS, then these posts will stand abolished from 01.04.2002.”

Prior to this development, another significant event had taken place. The Director of Elementary Education, Assam had issued an advertisement on 28.12.1996 inviting application for participating in a selection process in respect of 7600 posts of Assistant Teachers in provincialised Assamese/Middle, English/Madrasa/Sr. Basic/Jr. Basic/Lower Primary School of various districts of Assam. Although the said selection process was initiated but there was a ban on appointment for which the said selection process could be brought to its logical end. In the meantime, the Government of Assam as already stated herein above vide a communication dated 08.03.2021 created 7066 (LP 4976 and 2090 Middle) posts of Lower Primary School and Middle School teachers in the fixed pay of Rs.1,800/- per month for LP Schools and Rs.2,000/- per month for Middle Schools with effect from 08.03.2001 to 31.03.2002 subject to certain conditions which were:- (i) that the appointment letters are legally vetted; (ii) to be made absolutely clear that the appointments on stipendiary/contract basis terminate automatically on

31.03.2002 and (iii) if the Government of India is not agreed to continue these posts beyond 9th Plan period under the CSS, then those posts would stand abolished from

01.04.2002. On the very same day, the Government of Assam, by way of a WT Message, lifted the ban on appointments on fixed pay teachers of LP Schools and ME/MV/MEM posts created under OBB Scheme. It was also mentioned in the WT Message that no new application would be called for and those candidates who had already applied with treasury challan would only be called for interview. Further, the earlier select list may be placed before the new Board for verification etc. It was categorically mentioned in the said WT Message that the appointments were up to 31.03.2002 and will stand terminated Page No.# 372/409 on 31.03.2002.

It further reveals that on 23rd April, 2001 that the Director of Elementary Education, Assam, Kahilipara had issued a communication to the Secretary to the Government of Assam thereby providing the breakup list of 7066 posts district wise. Relevant to mention that as per the said breakup list, 2690 posts were for the Middle Schools and 4376 were for the LP Schools.

The petitioners herein along with others who had applied pursuant to the advertisement dated 28.12.1996 were appointed against the aforesaid 7066 posts created under the OBB Scheme. A perusal of the appointment letters in the various writ petitions which are similar in content shows that the petitioners herein were appointed against the posts created vide the Government letter dated 08.03.2001 and appointments were purely on temporary basis and would continue up to 31.03.2002. It was categorically mentioned in the said appointment letters that the appointments were for a fixed period only and no right shall accrue for continuation of service beyond the fixed term up to

31.03.2002. The Head of Account under which the salary was to be paid to the petitioners was in respect to Centrally Sponsored Scheme pertaining to OBB. As the appointment letters have relevance, one of such appointment letters, which are similar in content with others is reproduced herein under:- “::GOVT OF ASSAM:: OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS:::::GOALPARA

O R D E R Shri/Smti. Chandan Chanda S/O, D/O/, W/O- Debal Chanda of Village- Goalpara, P.O.- Goalpara, District- Goalpara is hereby appointed as Assistant Teacher in Kashallya LP School on fixed pay of Rs.1800/- per month against the posts created vide Govt. Letter No.PMA24/96/215 dtd.8.3.2001 and allotted by D.E.E., Assam vide No.EPD/OB/14/2001/6 dated 8-3-2001. The appointment is purely temporary basis and will continue up to 31-3-2002. The appointment made for the fixed period only and no right shall accrue for continuation of the service beyond the fixed term up to Page No.# 373/409

31.03.2002. The expenditure will be dubitable to the head of accounts 2202-Genl. Edn-III- Centrally sponsored Scheme-01-Ele-Edn-102 Assistance to Non-Govt Primary Schools- 549-Operation Black Board (i) & (ii) salaries plan 2001-2002. Sd/- A Islam I/C, Deputy Inspector of Schools, Goalpara. Memo No.Apptt/OBB/2001/8526-33 Dated: 13/3/2001 Copy to the:-

1. Secretary to the Govt. of Assam, Edn. Deptt., Assam, Guwahati-6, for favour of information.

2. Director of Elementary Education, Assam, Kahilipara, Guwahati-19, for favour of information.

3. District Elementary Education Officer, Goalpara, for favour of information.

4. Treasury Officer, Goalpara, for favour of information.

5. Block Elementary Education Officer, Officer, Dudhnoi/ Lakhipur/Balijana & Matia. He is requested to ensure release of the appointee on 31.03-2002 by the Head Pandit concerned and to recover the salary of the period of overstay (if any) from the Head Pandit who violate the above instruction.

6. Sub-Inspector of Schools, Sader Circle.

7. Head Pandit, Kashallya L.P Schoo. He is requested to ensure release of the appointee on the afternoon 31.03-2002 without fail. Otherwise salary due for the period of overstay will be recovered from him.

8. Person concerned. I/C, Deputy Inspector of Schools, Goalpara.”

It further appears from the records that various persons who had been appointed had approached this Court by filing writ petitions in the year 2001 and 2002 claiming regularization of their services in regular sanctioned posts of Assistant Teachers of Page No.# 374/409 LP/MV/MEM Schools; not to terminate the services at the end of March, 2002 pending regularization of their services and to pay them the monthly salary with effect from the respective dates of their joining.

The Coordinate Bench of this Court vide the judgment and order dated 08.04.2002 allowed all such writ petitions. In the said judgment in the case of Nirmali Borah & Others and others vs. State of Assam & Others, reported in 2002 (1) GLT 462, the Coordinate Bench while allowing the writ petitions was of the opinion that the signing of the Memorandum between the State and the Central Government on 13.01.2000 cannot be shown as a watershed to mark the change in the Government policy for adjusting one batch of OBB Teachers against regularly sanctioned posts after 31.03.2002 to discontinuing the services of another batch of OBB Teachers after 31.03.2002 for the simple reason that the Memorandum had excluded altogether the posts in the education sector from the purview of economic measures to be taken by the State Government. It was further observed that there was no basis for differential treatment between the teachers appointed against 4040 OBB posts created before the date of signing of the memorandum and the teachers appointed against 7066 OBB posts created thereafter.

26. The State respondents are further directed to pay the monthly salary to the writ petitioners along with arrears for the period they have been found actually rendering service as teachers in the respective schools, within three months from the date of this order.”

It appears that the State being aggrieved by the said judgment rendered in the case of Nirmali Borah (supra) filed a Writ Appeal before the Division Bench of this Court being WA No.376/2002. At the time of entertaining the writ appeal, there was no stay to the directions passed by the Coordinate Bench in its judgment and order dated

08.04.2002 in Nirmali Borah (supra). The Division Bench of this Court subsequently vide the judgment and order dated 01.07.2008 dismissed the writ appeal with the following observations and discussions as could be seen in paragraph No.39 of the said judgment which is reproduced herein under:-

( 39 ) It is pertinent to mention herein that this Appeal was filed on 1.7.2002 challenging the impugned Judgment which was rendered on 8.4.02 and no interim relief whatsoever at the time of admission of this Appeal, was granted in favour of the State appellant staying the operation of the impugned judgment. That being so, it is placed on record that nothing has been done by Page No.# 376/409 the State respondents to comply with the directions given by the writ court for last 6 years save and except the payment of salaries only upto 28.2.2006. While confirming the impugned common judgment and keeping in view the severe hardship faced by the respondents, as submitted on behalf of the respondents, we do order that the directions given in paragraphs-25 and 26 in the impugned Judgment and Order dated 8.4.2002, as quoted hereinabove, with all consequential reliefs be implemented as expeditiously as possible preferably within a period of 6 (six) months from today. Having heard the learned counsel for the parties, we find enough and sufficient force in the submissions of the learned Senior Counsel representing the respondents. We do hereby accept the findings and views recorded by the learned Single Judge in toto and we do not find any cogent and plausible grounds to dislodge the impugned common judgment. Consequently, this State Appeal is bereft of any merit and the same stands dismissed. Considering the facts and circumstances of the case, there shall be no order as to costs.

A perusal of the above quoted paragraph of the Division Bench’s judgment makes it clear that the State respondents did not comply with the direction given by the Coordinate Bench for the last 6 years save and except the payment of salary only upto

28.02.2006. The Division Bench of this Court while confirming the judgment dated

08.04.2002 passed by the Coordinate Bench directed that keeping in view the severe hardship faced by the respondents therein, the directions given in paragraph Nos.25 & 26 in the judgment and order dated 08.04.2002 in Nirmali Borah (supra) with all consequential reliefs be implemented as expeditiously as possible preferably within a period of 6 (six) months from the date of the said judgment by the Division Bench.

This Court before further dealing with the matter in issue finds it relevant to note that the Division Bench of this Court in the judgment had taken into account the judgment of the Supreme Court in the case of State of Kerala vs. Umadevi (3), reported in (2006) 4 SCC 1. It is however relevant to take into account the judgment of the Supreme Court in the case of State of Jammu and Kashmir and Others vs. District Bar Association, Bandipora, reported in (2017) 3 SCC 410 wherein the Supreme Court explained the judgment of the Supreme Court in the case of Umadevi (3) (supra) and observed that the issues which had arisen before the Constitution Bench in Umadevi (3) (supra) were Page No.# 377/409 primarily two issues, i.e. (i) the right of the employees seeking regularization on the strength of long and continuous work and (ii) the correctness of the directions issued by the courts for regularization of employees under Article 226 of the Constitution. The Constitution Bench’s judgment in case of Umadevi (3) (supra), as observed by the Supreme Court in the case of District Bar Association, Bandipora (supra) dealt firstly with the right claimed by temporary employees to be regularised in service on the basis of long, continuance, legitimate expectations, employment under the State and the Directive Principles. It was further observed that the second salient question which the Constitution Bench was called upon to answer as to whether the courts would be justified in issuing directions for regularisation based on such features such as equality and long spells of service. It was observed that in both the counts, the Constitution Bench held against the temporary employees. It was further observed that the Constitution Bench in the case of Umadevi (3) (supra) is not an authority for the proposition that the Executive or the Legislature cannot frame a scheme for regularisation. In fact the Constitution Bench in the case of Umadevi (3) (supra) did not denude the State or its instrumentalities from framing a scheme for regularization which is apparent from a perusal of paragraph No.53 of the judgment in the case of Umadevi (3) (supra).

This Court further before proceeding with the dispute also would like to refer to paragraph No.26 of the said judgment in the case of District Bar Association, Bandipora (supra) wherein the Supreme Court explained the concept of regularization to mean that regularization is not a source of recruitment nor is it intended to confer permanency upon appointments which have been made without following the due process envisaged under Articles 14 and 16 of the Constitution. It was observed that a scheme for regularization essentially, in order to be held to be legally valid, must be one which is aimed at validating certain irregular appointments which may have come to be made in genuine and legitimate administrative exigencies. In all such cases, it was left open to Page No.# 378/409 Courts to lift the veil to enquire whether the scheme is aimed at achieving the above objective and is a genuine attempt at validating irregular appointments.

Now coming back to the facts involved, it would further appear from the perusal of the materials in the writ petitions that the petitioners have been given appointments pursuant to the judgment of the Division Bench on 01.07.2008 after 01.02.2005. Now the question therefore raised by the learned counsels for the petitioners is that it was on account of the delay which was caused by the State in not complying with the directions contained in paragraph Nos.25 & 26 in the judgment rendered in the case of Nirmali Borah (supra) which has resulted in the appointment of the petitioners after 01.02.2005 and as such on account of the fault of the State to comply with the directions, the petitioners cannot be penalized for not being given the benefit of the pension in terms with the Rules of 1969. It is further relevant to take note of another submission made by the learned counsels for the petitioners to the effect that the advertisement dated

28.12.1996 on the basis of which the petitioners were issued appointment letters at a time when the pension in terms with the Rules of 1969 was holding the field and therefore their subsequent appointments/regularization so made after 01.02.2005 cannot denude the petitioners of their claims for pension in terms with the Rules of 1969. In that regard various judgments of the Delhi High Court have been placed to canvas the point that as the advertisement was issued when the Rules of 1969 was holding the field, the subsequent appointments made to the petitioners after 01.02.2005, the petitioners cannot be deprived of the benefit of the Rules of 1969. Reference in that regard was made to the judgment of the Delhi High Court amongst many to Shyam Kumar Choudhary & Others vs. Union of India & Others, reported in 2019 SCC OnLine Del 11891. The learned counsels for the petitioners further placed reliance upon a judgment of the Division Bench of this Court in the case of Sanjay Kumar & Another vs. Union of India & Others, reported in 2022 Page No.# 380/409 SCC OnLine Gau 214 wherein also the selection proceedings were initiated under the Old Pension Scheme but there was delay in issuance of appointment letters for a period of 19 months and the Division Bench of this Court approving the judgment of the Delhi High Court in the case of Shyam Kumar Choudhary (supra) held that the cases of the petitioners in the case of Sanjay Kumar & Another (supra) would be covered under the Old Pension Scheme of 2003.

On the other hand, the learned counsel appearing on behalf of the respondent Finance Department had submitted that the advertisement so issued in the year 1996 had nothing to do with the appointments being given to the petitioners pursuant to the judgment rendered in the case of Nirmali Borah (supra). The learned counsel appearing on behalf of the Finance Department submitted that the judgments in the case of Shyam Kumar Choudhary (supra) as well as Sanjay Kumar & Another (supra) were rendered in completely different facts in as much as in those cases, the selection proceedings were initiated at the time when the Old Pension Scheme was holding the field and the appointment orders in respect to those selection proceedings were issued pursuant to coming into effect the New Pension Scheme and as such both the Delhi High Court and the Division Bench of this Court had granted the benefits to the petitioners therein that they would be covered by the Old Pension Scheme.

31.03.2002. He further submitted that thereupon the Coordinate Bench of this Court in Nirmali Borah (supra) vide the judgment and order dated 08.04.2002 directed the State authorities to regularize the services of the petitioners by adjusting/absorbing them in regularly sanctioned posts in the vacancies of Assistant Teachers of LP/Middle Schools of Assam in phased manner. This direction of the Coordinate Bench of this Court vide judgment and order dated 08.04.2002 was affirmed by the Division Bench on

01.07.2008 in WA No.376/2002 wherein there was specific direction issued by the Division Bench to comply with the judgment and order dated 08.04.2002 in Nirmali Borah (supra). It is in pursuance of the judgment delivered by the Coordinate Bench on

08.04.2002 in Nirmali Borah (supra) as well as the judgment dated 01.07.2008 in WA No.376/2002 that the petitioners were given appointments to vacant sanctioned posts freshly after 01.02.2005, and as such, the question of the petitioners getting any benefit under the Rules of 1969 do not arise in the facts of the instant case. He further submitted that some of the similarly situated persons like the petitioners had earlier approached this Court by filing a petition in the case of Binoy Kumar Nath & Others vs. the State of Assam & Others, reported in MANU/GH/0316/2018 wherein they claimed payment of regular Page No.# 382/409 scale of pay from the date of the initial appointment or from the date of the judgment dated 08.04.2002 in Nirmali Borah (supra). The learned counsel appearing on behalf of the respondent Finance Department submitted that in the said judgment delivered in the case of Binoy Kumar Nath (supra), the Coordinate Bench of this Court categorically held that the petitioners therein had failed to make out a case for a direction to pay the regular scale of pay from the date of the initial appointment or a case could be made out for a direction for grant of regularization with retrospective effect from the date of initial appointment or from the date of the judgment and order dated 08.04.2002 in Nirmali Borah (supra).

The learned counsel appearing on behalf of the respondent Finance Department further submitted that in the said judgment, i.e in the case of Binoy Kumar Nath (supra), another additional issue was taken up by the Coordinate Bench as to whether the petitioners would be entitled to pension in terms with the Rules of 1969 or they would be covered by the New Pension Scheme as formulated by the authorities in the Government of Assam by the notification dated 02.05.2015, which was implemented by the notification of 2009 w.e.f. 01.02.2005. The Coordinate Bench of this Court in the said judgment instead of deciding the said issue, referred the matter to the Finance Department to the Government of Assam to take a decision. The learned counsel appearing on behalf of the respondent Finance Department further submitted with all fairness that the Finance Department is yet to take a call on the said aspect of the matter in view of the pendency of the present writ petitions.

Be that as it may, the learned counsel appearing on behalf of the respondent Finance Department submitted that the said aspect of the matter can be decided by this Court on the basis of the judgment of the Supreme Court in the case of Surendra Kumar & Others vs. Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority & Others, reported in (2015) 14 SCC 382.

On merits, the learned counsel appearing on behalf of the respondent Finance Department submitted that the petitioners were appointed against a particular scheme and as such under no circumstances they can be said to be Government servants, and therefore, the question of the services rendered by the petitioners under the scheme to be counted for the purpose of deciding their pensionary benefits does not arise. In that regard, the learned counsel appearing on behalf of the Finance Department relied upon Page No.# 383/409 the following judgments of the Supreme Court. (i) Parameshar Nanda (supra); ii) State of Bihar & Others vs. Rajmati Devi & Another, reported in 2022 SCC OnLine SC 669; (iii) Avas Vikas Sansthan & Another vs. Avas Vikas Sansthan Engineers Association & Others, reported in (2006) 4 SCC 132; (iv) State of Bihar vs. S. A. Hassan & Another, reported in (2002) 3 SCC 566; and (v) Dhyan Singh & Others vs. State of Haryana & Others, reported in (2002) 10 SCC 656.

This Court has taken into consideration the submission made by the learned counsels for the parties. The first question which arises is as to whether the petitioners claim their rights to appointment to the posts presently held on the basis of the advertisement dated 28.12.1996 or on the basis of the orders passed by this Court which resulted in the appointment of the petitioners. From the materials on records, it is apparent that though the advertisement was issued on 28.12.1996 for selection of 7600 teachers, but the said selection process initiated was not brought to a logical conclusion. It was only on 08.03.2001 that the Government had taken a decision for creating 7066 posts that too for a limited period up to 31.03.2002. Though the State Government did not initiate any fresh advertisement but on the basis of the selection proceedings through advertisement dated 28.12.1996, the petitioners were appointed on the various dates but it was made absolutely and categorically clear in the appointment letters that their appointments were at fixed pay and for a period uptill 31.03.2002. In the said appointment letters, a reference was made to the order of creation of the posts dated

08.03.2001 wherein it was categorically mentioned that if the Government of India was Page No.# 384/409 not agreeable to continue these posts beyond the 9th Plan period under CSS then these posts would stand abolished from 01.04.2002. The petitioners accepted those appointments.

At this stage, it may further be relevant herein to mention that in the advertisement dated 28.12.1996, it was categorically mentioned that the scale of pay would be paid to the teachers who were appointed however in the appointment letters, it was categorically mentioned that they would be entitled to fixed pay of Rs.1,800.00/Rs.2,000.00 per month. The petitioners duly accepted such appointments without any demurrer. Later on, at the time when the period was ending, the petitioners along with similarly situated persons approached this Court by filing writ petitions seeking the relief of regularization; not to terminate their services and to pay them the monthly salary with effect from respective date of their joining in services. This Court vide the judgment dated 08.04.2002 in Nirmali Borah (supra) had directed the State to regularize the services of the petitioners therein by adjusting/absorbing them in regular posts/vacancies of Assistant Teachers of LP/Middle Schools of Assam in phased manner and not to terminate the services pending regularization.

This Court in the foregoing paragraphs has dealt with the concept of regularization which has been explained by the Supreme Court in detail in case of District Bar Association, Bandipora (supra). This Court is further of the opinion taking into account the observation of the Supreme Court that as regularization is not a source of recruitment, it is the requirement of law that pursuant to the scheme of regularization as framed by the Legislature or the Executive there has to be appointment which would bring the persons within the fold of the Government servants. Otherwise, regularization simply would be a source of recruitment. The services of the petitioners which have been regularized pursuant to the judgment dated 08.04.2002 and the subsequent judgment of the Division Bench dated 01.07.2008 have led the petitioners herein being brought within the fold of Government service and into pensionable establishment. In other words being brought to the cadre of the school in question. In terms with the Rules governing the Elementary as well as Secondary Schools, the induction to the cadre of the schools has to be either by way of promotion or appointment. As in the case of the petitioners they were for the first time brought to the general cadre of the Government of Assam. Therefore, the regularization of their services has to be understood as appointment being given to them.

The Coordinate Bench of this Court in Binoy Kumar Nath (supra) in paragraph No.52 had categorically held that the similarly situated persons, like the petitioners, have failed to make out a case for a direction to pay the regular scale of pay from the date of their initial appointment. It was also observed that neither a case could be made out for a direction for grant of regularization with retrospective effect from the date of initial appointments nor from the date of the judgment and order in the earlier writ petition, i.e. Page No.# 386/409 WP(C) No.8764/2001. Therefore, as the question of retrospective regularization cannot be allowed in the case of the petitioners in view of the judgment of the Coordinate Bench in paragraph No.52, the question of the petitioners’ past services being taken into account prior to the appointment upon regularization does not arise. This Court, at this stage, would like to extract the paragraph No.52 of the judgment in the case of Binoy Kumar Nath (supra) which is as under:-

52. In view of the aforesaid discussions and conclusions arrived at, this Court is of the view that the petitioners have failed to make out any case for a direction to pay the regular scale of pay from the date of their initial appointment, nor a case could be made out for a direction for grant of regularization with retrospective effect from the date of initial appointment or from the date of the judgment and order in the earlier writ petitions i.e. WP(C) No. 8764/2001.

Before further continuing, this Court would further like to take note of another observation by the Coordinate Bench of this Court in the case of Binoy Kumar Nath (supra) whereby the Finance Department was directed to take a wholesome decision as to whether the class of employees who had a legal right to be appointed or regularized prior to 01.02.2005, but because of certain other intervening circumstances, such right of regularization was not affected prior to such date are to be governed by the Rules of 1969 or the New Contributory Pension Scheme . Paragraph No.54 to 56 of the judgment in the case of Binoy Kumar Nath (supra) being pertinent is quoted herein under:- “54. The new defined Contribution Pension Scheme as introduced by the Office Memorandum dated 06.10.2009 provides that the Finance Department of the Govt. of Assam had decided to introduce the Contributory Pension Scheme for the employees joining the State Government service on or after 01.02.2005. The guidelines to the New Defined Contributory Pension Scheme provides that the scheme shall be applicable to all new employees joining the State Government service on a regular basis against the sanctioned vacant post after 01.02.2005 and that it shall also be applicable to those government servant, whose service will be regularized against the regular post after 01.02.2005. The said provision gives an indication that the persons who were appointed or regularized after 01.02.2005 shall be governed by the New Page No.# 387/409 Defined Contributory pension Scheme. From the said point of view, it is apparently clear that the class of persons, who were either appointed or regularized prior to 01.02.2005 would be governed by the Assam Service Pension Rules, 1969, whereas those employees who were appointed or regularized after 01.02.2005 shall be governed by the New Defined Pension Scheme.

55. But in between, another class of employees are also in existence like those of the present petitioners. This class of employees had a legal right to be appointed or to be regularized prior to 01.02.2005 and had the said legal right to be appointed or regularized been honoured by the State respondent authorities, they would have otherwise come within the class of people who were appointed or regularized prior to 01.02.2005 and as such, would have been governed by the Assam Service Pension Rules, 1969. But in spite of having such legal right, the respondent authorities had neither appointed nor regularized them prior to 01.02.2005, and on the other hand they were regularized subsequently. Neither the Assam Service Pension Rules, 1969 nor the New Defined Contribution Pension Scheme makes any provision for such category of employees. Although occasionally we have the instruction from the appropriate authorities in the Finance Department that such category of employees will be covered by the New Defined Pension Scheme, but such instructions are more of a view expressed by the concerned official rather than, a decision itself by the Finance Department in the Govt. of Assam.

56. In a legal parlance, a decision means a determination by the authorities by taking into account all such relevant parameters that are required to be taken into consideration to arrive at a definite conclusion. Accordingly, it is deemed appropriate that interest of justice will be satisfied if the highest authority in the Finance Department of the Govt. of Assam which is stated to be Addl. Chief Secretary in the Finance Department, takes a wholesome decision on the aforesaid factor as to whether the class of employees, who had a legal right to be appointed or regularized prior to 01.02.2005 but because of certain other intervening circumstance, such right of regularization was not effected prior to such date are to be convened by the Assam Service (Pension) Rules, 1969 or by the New Contributory Pension Scheme. In arriving at the decision, the authority shall state in detail the relevant parameters that they would take into consideration and the reasons thereof as to why the authority arrives at the decision that it would take.”

The learned counsel appearing in behalf of the respondent Finance Department Page No.# 388/409 submitted that till date, the Finance Department has not taken a call on the said decision in view of the pendency of the present writ petitions. Reference was made to the judgment of the Supreme Court in the case of Surendra Kumar (supra).

In the said judgment rendered in Surendra Kumar (supra) at paragraph No.11, it was observed that when the vacancies for the post of Assistant Manager (Civil) were advertised on 20.11.2002, the scheme for regularization of contractual employees was not in vogue and it was only subsequently on 16.04.2003, respondent No.1 therein had taken a policy decision regarding regularization of 27 contractual employees and the scheme was approved by the State Government vide letter dated 05.03.2008 and it is only thereafter, the appellants therein came to be appointed on 06.08.2010. It was observed that when the vacancies were initially advertised, the appellants did not have any substantive right against the notified vacancies. Further, it was observed that the appellants cannot be said to have acquired such right to be regularised by virtue of the decision of the learned Single Judge reported in Surendra Kumar & State of U.P., 2005 SCC OnLine All 899 as in Umadevi (3) (supra), the Supreme Court held that the High Court should not issue directions for regularization, unless the recruitment itself was made in terms of the constitutional Scheme and the wide power under Article 226 are not intended to be used for issuance of such directions for regularization. In paragraph No.14 of the said judgment, the Supreme Court further observed in the said case that the appellants therein were initially engaged on contractual basis and they were not appointed against any sanctioned post before they were substantially appointed to the said posts on 6.08.2010. It was observed that even though advertisement dated

20.11.2002 indicated that there were vacancies, the policy of regularization of contractual employees was approved by the State Government only on 05.03.2008. The appellants were thereafter appointed on the post of Assistant Manager (Civil) only pursuant to the policy decision of the respondents for regularisation of contractual employees and thus, the appellants cannot seek for regularization with retrospective Page No.# 389/409 effect from 20.11.2002, that is when the advertisement was issued, because at that time regularisation policy was not in vogue. By the policy of regularisation, it was intended to give the benefit only from the date of appointment. Further it was mentioned that the appellants therein having accepted the appointment orders and joined the posts, the appellants cannot turn around and claim regularisation with retrospective effect. Paragraph Nos. 10, 11 & 14 of the said judgment in the case of Surendra Kumar & Others (supra) being relevant is reproduced herein under:- “10. The main issue that arises for consideration is whether the policy decision extending the benefit of regularisation to contractual employees against 60% vacant posts will be deemed to regularise the services of the appellants from the retrospective date, that is, 20.11.2002, when the said posts were first advertised.

11. At the outset, it is to be pointed out that when the vacancies for the post of Assistant Manager (Civil) were advertised on 20-11-2002, the scheme for regularisation of contractual employees was not in vogue and it was only subsequently on 16-4-2003, Respondent 1 had taken a policy decision regarding regularisation of 27 contractual employees and the scheme was approved by the State Government vide Letter dated 5-3-2008 and it is only thereafter, the appellants came to be appointed on 6-8-2010. Thus, when the vacancies were initially advertised, the appellants did not have any substantive right against the notified vacancies. The appellants cannot be said to have acquired such right to be regularised by virtue of the decision of the learned Single Judge in Surendra Kumar v. State of U.P. as in Umadevi (3) case, this Court held that the High Court should not issue directions for regularisation, unless the recruitment itself was made in terms of the constitutional scheme and the wide power under Article 226 are not intended to be used for issuance of such directions for regularisation. The appellants were actually regularised only by virtue of the policy decision taken by Respondent 1 and not by virtue of the decision of the High Court.

14. The appellants were initially engaged on contractual basis and they were not appointed against any sanctioned post before they were substantially appointed on the said post on

6.08.2010. Even though advertisement dated 20.11.2002 indicated that there were vacancies, the policy of regularization of contractual employees was approved by the State Government only on 05.03.2008. The appellants were appointed on the post of Assistant Manager (Civil) Page No.# 390/409 only pursuant to the policy decision of the respondents for regularisation of contractual employees and thus, the appellants cannot seek for regularization with retrospective effect from

20.11.2002, that is when the advertisement was issued, because at that time regularisation policy was not in vogue. By policy of regularisation, it was intended to give the benefit only from the date of appointment. The Court cannot read anything into the policy decision which is plain and unambiguous. Having accepted the appointment orders dated 6.08.2010 and also joined the post, the appellants cannot turn round and claim regularisation with retrospective effect.”

In the instant case, it would be seen that the directions which was issued by the Coordinate Bench on 08.04.2002 was to regularize the services of the petitioners therein in a phased manner. There was no time limit mentioned therein. However, the Division Bench in its judgment dated 01.07.2008 directed compliance of paragraph Nos.25 & 26 within a period of 6 months. Under such circumstances, a question arises can it be said that the petitioners accrued their right in respect to the posts presently held under the Government of Assam cadre on the basis of the directions passed by this Court or on the basis of their appointment orders?

It cannot also be lost sight of that as per the Constitutional Bench mandate in Umadevi (3) (supra), this Court ought not to issue direction for regularization unless the recruitment itself was made in terms with the Constitutional Scheme. It was also provided in Umadevi (3) (supra) that the wide powers under Article 226 was not intended to be used for issuance of such direction for regularization. The Supreme Court in the case of District Bar Association, Bandipora (supra) had categorically held that regularization is not a mode of recruitment and the scheme of regularization does not confer any enforceable right. Under such circumstances, it cannot be said that the petitioners had any legal right to be appointed on the basis of the judgment rendered in Nirmali Borah (supra) prior to 01.02.2005 in as much as the duty of the Court is only to determine a right as well as to enforce a right. Therefore, it is only when the order of appointments have been issued, the petitioners would be entitled to the benefits that accrue on the Page No.# 391/409 basis of their appointment. In the instant category of writ petitions, the petitioners were issued appointment letters after 01.02.2005. Under such circumstances, this Court is therefore of the opinion that in view of the law declared by the Supreme Court in Surendra Kumar & Others (supra) and District Bar Association, Bandipora (supra), the petitioners having been appointed after 01.02.2005, the question of the petitioners getting benefit under the Rules of 1969 do not arise in the facts of the instant cases.

This aspect of the matter can also be seen from another angle in as much as the Supreme Court in the case of Dhyan Singh & Others (supra); Parameshar Nanda (supra); Avas Vikas Sansthan & Another (supra) and S. A. Hassan & Another (supra) had categorically held that the prior service rendered in a non-Government service cannot be reckoned for the purpose of computation of pensionary benefits. In the case of Dhyan Singh & Others (supra), the Supreme Court categorically observed that the Supervisor in the Adult Education Scheme cannot be held to an employment under any establishment of the Government. It was observed that such schemes are taken up for certain contingencies when money for the same is provided either by the Central Government or at times by some foreign countries. But the employment under such scheme, not being a part of the formal cadre of the State Government, it is difficult to hold that the period for which an employee rendered service under such scheme can be counted either for the purposes of deciding their pensionary benefits or even for fixing of their salary in the scale of pay once they are regularly absorbed. The relevant portion of the judgment in the case of Dhyan Singh & Others (supra) is quoted herein below:- “XXXXXX

The continuance/engagement of the appellants under the specific scheme cannot be held to an employment under any establishment of the Government. Such schemes are taken up for certain contingencies when money for the same is provided either by the Central Government or at times by some foreign countries. But the employment under such scheme not being a part of the formal cadre of the State Government, it is difficult to hold that the period for which an employee rendered service under such scheme can be counted either for the purposes of deciding their pensionary benefits or even for fixing of their salary in the scale of pay once they Page No.# 392/409 are regularly absorbed. XXXXXXXXXX

Similarly, in the case of Parameshar Nanda (supra), the persons therein were employed under the Adult Education and Non-Formal Education Project who were later absorbed by the State on closure of the Project. The question before the Supreme Court was as to whether their past services could be taken into account for the purpose of computation of pension. This Court in the foregoing paragraphs of the instant judgment has already mentioned about the appointment letters issued to the appellants therein wherein it was categorically mentioned that prior to their retrenchment, their services shall be counted for the purpose of pension. The Supreme Court categorically held in paragraph No.23 that when the appellants were appointed as fresh candidates, their period of services for pension has to be calculated from the date of their regular appointment and therefore they cannot get any benefit of their past services rendered by them. Paragraph No.23 has already been quoted herein above. Further to that in paragraph No.26, the Supreme Court further mentioned that the appellants therein were absorbed as fresh appointees without pay protection and seniority as a consequence thereof, they will not be entitled to count their past services rendered under the Project for the purpose of pension. Paragraph No.26 of the said judgment is extracted herein below:-

26. Since the appellants were absorbed as fresh appointees without pay protection and seniority, as a consequence thereof, they will not be entitled to count their past service rendered under the Project for the purpose of pension. We, thus, do not find any error in the order passed by the High Court which may warrant interference in the present appeals.

Taking into account the said, this Court is of the unhesitant opinion that the petitioners herein cannot claim to be entitled to pension in terms with the Rules of 1969. Excess Teachers Page No.# 393/409

The writ petitions in the excess category group are WP(C) No.225/2020; WP(C) No.6970/2022; WP(C) No.6955/2022; WP(C) No.5640/2021; WP(C) No.1067/2021; WP(C) No.4973/2021; WP(C) No.6949/2022; WP(C) No.6403/2021; WP(C) No.7463/2017; WP(C) No.6969/2022; WP(C) No.6951/2022; WP(C) No.6954/2022; WP(C) No.6961/2022; WP(C) No.336/2018; WP(C) No.6953/2022; WP(C) No.6942/2022; WP(C) No.6575/2021; WP(C) No.6812/2022 and WP(C) No.6849/2022. The details as regards the petitioners are given in the following charts:- Details of Excess Teachers Case No. Name of Petitioners Date of regularisation WP(C) Burhan Uddin Laskar 18th August, 2005 No.225/2020 WP(C) Labanya Bala Nath 11th August, 2005 No.6970/2022 WP(C) Dipak Ch. Pathak 11th August No.6955/2022 WP(C) Dilip Kr. Kalita 11th August, 2005 No.5640/2021 WP(C) No.1067/2021 Shibu Roy 18th August, 2005 WP(C) Padumi Thakuria 11th August, 2005 No.4973/2021 Page No.# 394/409 WP(C) Himanta Goswami 11th August, 2005 No.6949/2022 WP(C) Purnima Hore 16th August, 2005 No.6403/2021 WP(C) Dwijen Chadra Kalita 11th August, 2005 No.7463/2017 WP(C) Abha Rani Bhattacharyya 11th August, 2005 No.6969/2022 WP(C) Bimala Kalita Deka 11th August, 2005 No.6951/2022 WP(C) Amrit Chandra Mali 11th August, 2005 No.6954/2022 WP(C) Bijoy Lakshmi Dutta 11th August, 2005 No.6961/2022 WP(C) Anwar Uddin Mazarbhuiya 18th August, 2005 No.336/2018 WP(C) Mano Ranjan Das 11th August, 2005 No.6953/2022 WP(C) Haren Chndra Das 11th August, 2005 No.6942/2022 WP(C) Paulami Chakraborty & 4 Ors. 18th August, 2005 No.6575/2021 WP(C) Sunu Moni Kalita 11th August, 2005 No.6812/2022 WP(C) Naba Kumar Sarma 11th August, 2005 No.6849/2022 Page No.# 395/409

These writ petitioners were appointed by the Deputy Inspector of Schools and they received their salary and allowances from the date of initial appointment up to the year 1996 and thereafter they were not paid. At that relevant point of time, certain irregularities in the appointments were detected in the Education Department and the Education Department was unable to determine as to which of the appointments were illegal, irregular or regular. In view of the above, an Enquiry Committee was constituted headed by Sri S. Manoharan, IAS which in common parlance called the Manoharan Committee. The cases of various teachers were subjected to scrutiny by the Manoharan Committee. It is an admitted position that the Manoharan Committee had categorized the appointments of teachers who were subjected to scrutiny into three categories. The first category being such teachers whose entry into the service was found to be illegal; the second category being such teachers whose entry to the services were found to be irregular and the third category being such teachers whose entry in the service were considered to be legitimate.

This Court while dealing with the category of teachers belonging to the OBB Scheme has dealt with the concept of regularization as observed by the Supreme Court in the case District Bar Association, Bandipora (supra). In doing so, this Court has also opined that as regularization is not a source of recruitment but is aimed at validating certain irregular appointments which may have come to be made in genuine and legitimate administrative exigencies, the State would be within its power to formulate a Scheme within the exception curved out in paragraph No.53 of the judgment of the Supreme Court in the case of Umadevi (3) (supra). The Manoharan Committee and the Cabinet decisions have categorically observed that appointments of those teachers which were irregular were to be regularized by virtue of the Cabinet decision. In a recent judgment passed by the Coordinate Bench of this Court in the case of Abani Baruah & Others vs.

18. Having taken note of the requirements to accept an employment to be a substantive employment, we have to understand that the second condition in Rule 31 of the Pension Rules of 1969 requires that the appointment to the post is made by the proper authority after the person concerned passes the prescribed test and the post to which the appointment is made is vacant i.e. a sanctioned vacant post.

19. In the aforesaid context, in the instant case, it is an admitted position that the writ petitioners were appointed in the year 1993, may be, by following some process, but it was in excess of the available sanctioned vacant posts. If it is accepted that the petitioners were in employment from the year 1993 and the same may have been for a long duration, but as regards the other conditions that the appointment to the post is to be made by a proper authority after the person concerned passes the prescribed test and that the post to which the appointment was made is a sanctioned vacant post, would not be satisfied in the facts and circumstances of the present case, more so, in view of the conclusion that had already been arrived that the petitioners were appointed in excess of the available sanctioned vacant posts. Having been appointed in excess of the available sanctioned vacant posts, not only the condition that the post is required to be a vacant sanctioned post would not be satisfied, even the requirement that the person concerned would have to pass the prescribed test may also be not satisfied as the selection or the prescribed test was done only in respect of the available sanctioned vacant posts for which the selection process was undertaken and, therefore, even if the petitioners may have participated in some selection process, it cannot be said that they have Page No.# 398/409 passed the prescribed test which is a requirement to be in a substantive employment.

20. In the absence of the satisfaction of two of the conditions precedent that the petitioners ought to have been appointed on regular basis and against sanctioned vacant posts, prior to

01.02.2005, which is the cutoff date for the applicability of the NDCPS, it has to be understood that the present writ petitioners have not joined the Government services on a substantive and permanent employment prior to 01.02.2005, although they may have been appointed or continued in service in some other manner. Further, as the petitioners were not in an employment which was substantive and permanent, they have not satisfied the requirement of the condition of qualifying service provided in Rule 31 of the Pension Rules of 1969 that the employment must be substantive and permanent. If the entry into Government service of the present writ petitioners in the year 1993 were not legitimate under the law, it has to be accepted that they have not entered the Government service in a legitimate manner, so as to be given an entitlement to the aforesaid period of service to be also included as a part of the Government services they had rendered.

21. When we look into the order dated 22.08.2005 by which the petitioners were regularized in service w.e.f. the date of joining against the vacant posts, it is discernible that the petitioners had joined the Government services on a regular basis against sanctioned vacant posts subsequent to 01.02.2005. From such point of view, we do not find any infirmity in the order dated 22.08.2005 which provides that the petitioners would be governed by the NDCPS.”

In the instant cases, as the facts are similar to the facts in the case of Abani Baruah (supra), this Court has no reasons to differ with the observation so made in the above quoted paragraphs.

This Court further may add, in view of the submissions made by the learned counsels appearing on behalf of the petitioners, that the petitioners are entitled to the similar treatment in view of the order dated 12.05.2015 in WP(C) No.4169/2009 as well as the order dated 04.08.2015 in WP(C) No.5705/2011. It is also the categorical submission that pursuant to the order dated 04.08.2015 passed in WP(C) No.5705/2011, the petitioners therein have already been granted the relief by the Director of Education thereby counting the past services for the purpose of computation of pensionary benefits Page No.# 399/409 as per the provisions of the Rules of 1969.

This Court while dealing with the category of Dropped Teachers by following the law laid down by the Supreme Court in the case of Col. (Retd.) B. J. Akkara (supra) as well as Dr. O.P. Nijhawan (supra) held that the principle of res judicata or estoppel shall not bar the State from resisting the instant writ petitions in respect to the similarly situated persons though the order passed by this Court had already been implemented upon. At this stage, it is relevant to mention that the order dated 12.05.2015 in WP(C) No.4169/2009, this Court had already held that the said order shall not be a precedent in view of the fact that the said order was passed ignoring the insertion of Rule 2A by the Amending Rules with effect from 01.02.2005 as well as Rule 31 of the Rules of 1969. Apart from the above, the said order dated 12.05.2015 in WP(C) No.4169/2009 was passed in the case of Dropped Teachers and this Court is baffled with the submissions made by the learned counsel for the petitioners that the said order should be applied to the facts of the instant case which is in the category of Excess Teachers. As regards the order dated 04.08.2015 passed in WP(C) No.5705/2011, this Court with due respect is constrained to observe that it seems the attention of the Coordinate Bench of this Court was not drawn that there is a major difference between teachers who fall in the category of Dropped Teachers and those teachers who have been found to be irregular on account of being appointed against non-sanctioned vacancies and thereby termed as Excess Teachers. If the said aspect would have brought to the notice of the Coordinate Bench of this Court, the Coordinate Bench would not have applied the judgment of the Coordinate Bench of this Court dated 12.05.2015 passed in WP(C) No.4169/2009 to the case of Excess Teachers.

Under such circumstances, this Court is further of the opinion that the claim of the writ petitioners to be granted the benefit under the Old Pension Scheme thereby treating the period of service rendered earlier prior to being regularized for the purpose of pension is totally misconceived. Besides, the petitioners having accepted the order of Page No.# 400/409 regularization passed in the year 2005 and thereupon having waited for a period of almost 15 years, this Court is of the opinion that the petitioners are not entitled to relief as claimed for. Taking into account the orders of Regularization, the petitioners in the instant category of cases cannot claim rights under the Rules of 1969. They shall be regulated under the NDCPS, 2009. Teachers Appointed on Ad-hoc Grant Basis

The writ petitions in the instant category are in WP(C) No.336/2021; WP(C) No.6031/2021 and WP(C) No.4499/2022.

The petitioners herein were appointed by the respective School Managing Committees. These schools received ad-hoc grant under planned budget from time to time. Subsequent thereto, on the basis of the Assam Venture Educational Institutions (Provincialisation of Services) Act, 2011, the services of the employees of Venture Educational Institutions in the State were provincialised. It is relevant to take note of that in terms with Section 5 of the Assam Venture Educational Institutions (Provincialisation of Services) Act, 2011, the terms and conditions of service have been enumerated. Section 5 (2) of the said Act being relevant is quoted herein below:-

(2) All such employees shall get such emoluments as salary and allowances as may be prescribed with effect from the date of provincialisation of their services and the past service rendered by them shall not be counted for any purpose whatsoever, and all such employees shall get same pay and allowances as if they are fresh appointees and in respect of pension, they shall be governed by the New Pension Scheme applicable to the State Government employees of the corresponding rank.

A perusal of the said Sub-Section categorically mandates that all such employees shall get such emolument as salary and allowances as may be prescribed with effect from the date of Provincialisation of their services and the past services rendered by them shall not be counted for any purpose whatsoever and all such employees shall get same pay and allowances as if they are fresh appointees and in respect of pension they Page No.# 401/409 shall be governed by the New Pension Scheme applicable to the State Government employees of the corresponding rank.

It would also transpire from a perusal of the order of provincialisation of the services of the petitioners that they would be governed by the New Pension Scheme and they shall submit an undertaking as per the format. The petitioners herein have duly accepted those orders of provincialisation of their services and have submitted undertakings to the effect that they would be governed by the New Pension Scheme. Be that as it may, it is also pertinent herein to take note of that the Division Bench of this Court vide its judgment and order dated 23.09.2016 in WP(C) No.3190/2012 along with other writ petitions, had struck down the provision of the Assam Venture Educational Institutions (Provincialisation of Services) Act, 2011 as well as the Assam Venture Educational Institutions (Provincialisation of Services) (Amendment) Act, 2012 and the Assam Venture Educational Institutions (Provincialisation of Services) (Amendment) Act, 2013 on the ground that it offends the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2009 as well as the Article 21A of the Constitution of India.

It is however relevant herein to take note of another aspect of the matter in the present batch of writ petitions which is a claim to bring in the death-cum-retirement gratuity facility in respect to the provincialised category employees under the Government of Assam as has already been provided by the Central Government as well as some other State Governments. In fact, the Additional Chief Secretary to the Government of Assam, Pension & Public Grievances Department had issued an Office Memorandum dated 01.02.2021 thereby extending the benefit of retirement gratuity and death gratuity to the State Government employees covered under the NDCPS. The said Office Memorandum, being relevant, is quoted herein under:- “GOVERNMENT OF ASSAM PENSION & PUBLIC GRIEVANCES DEPARTMENT DISPUR::::GUWAHATI::6 No.PPG(P)165/2014/36 Dated Dispur, the 1st February, 2021 OFFICE MEMORANDUM Subject: Extension of benefits of ‘Retirement Gratuity and Death Gratuity‘ to the State Government employees covered by New Defined Contribution Pension System (National Pension System) — regarding. Page No.# 403/409 Government servants appointed on or after 01.02.2005 are regulated by the New Defined Contribution Pension System (known as National Pension System), notified by the Finance (Budget) Department’s circular No. BW.3/2003/Pt.II/1, dated 25/01/2005. Later on, orders were issued for payment of gratuity on provisional basis in respect of employees covered under National Pension System on their retirement from Government service on invalidation or death in service, vide this Department's OM No. PPG(P)165/2014/17, dated 14/01/2016.

2. The issue of grant of gratuity in respect of government employees covered by the National Pension System has been under consideration of the Government for some time. After careful examination, it has been decided that the government employees covered by National Pension System shall be eligible for the benefit of ‘Retirement Gratuity and Death Gratuity’ on the same terms and conditions, as are applicable to employees covered by Assam Services (Pension) Rules, 1969.

3. These orders issue with the concurrence of Finance (Budget) Department communicated vide their endt. dated 25/01/2021.

4. These orders will be applicable to those State Government employees who joined Government service on or after 01.02.2005 and are covered by National Pension System and will take effect from the same date i.e. 02.02.2005. Sd/- V.S. Bhaskar, IAS Addl. Chief Secretary to the Govt. of Assam Pension & Public Grievances Department.”

By way of an additional affidavit, the petitioners has also brought to the attention of this Court that the said Office Memorandum dated 01.02.2021 as quoted herein above, has also been acted upon and in that regard various similarly situated persons have been granted the benefits who were covered under the New Pension Scheme. Taking into account the said Office Memorandum dated 01.02.2021 as well as the various orders by which the benefits of the said Office Memorandum has been given to those persons who come under the New Pension Scheme, this Court deems it proper to observe and direct that that as the petitioners herein have been brought within the fold of State Government employees by provincialisation of the services and are governed by the New Pension Scheme, the petitioners coming under the ambit of NDCPS, 2009 would be entitled to the benefit in terms with the Office Memorandum dated 01.02.2021. Page No.# 404/409 Teachers Appointed in the 6 th Schedule Area (Dima Hasao District Council)

The cases of the teachers of the instant category are in WP(C) No.5409/2020 and WP(C) No.5895/2021. In these two cases, this Court had earlier reserved the judgment on 23.02.2023. However, in the meantime, an additional affidavit-in-opposition was filed by the District Primary Education Officer, Dima Hasao, Hallong on 15.03.2022. Taking into account the said affidavit, this Court further heard these matters on

23.03.2023. Before dealing with the facts involved, it would be relevant to take note of that in the 6th Schedule Areas, more particularly in the Dima Hasao District Council, the said District Council has two sets of employees working; one category of employees is governed by the Service Rules of the North Cachar Hill Autonomous Council (presently known as Dima Hasao Autonomous Council) where employees are not entitled for pension and they are known as the Normal Sector Employees. Their salaries are being paid from the revenue earned by the Autonomous Council. The other category of employees are governed by the Assam State Government Service Rules and they are entitled for pension and other service benefits as declared by the State Government from time to time and they are called District Cadre State Sector Employees. In respect to later category of employees, their salaries are being paid by the State Government from the State Exchequer. It is also a practice that when vacancy arises in the State Sector, the employees working under the Normal Sector get an opportunity to apply for the same and as per the requirement and the qualification of the candidates, they are brought within the fold of the State Sector.

It is an admitted position that the petitioners in both the writ petitions were first appointed as the Normal Sector Employees by the North Cachar Hill Autonomous Council (as it was then existed). Subsequent thereto, when the vacancies arose in the Page No.# 405/409 State Sector, the North Cachar Hill Autonomous Council/Dima Hasao Autonomous Council allowed regularization of the LP School teachers thereby brining in them within the fold of State Sector by passing appropriate orders. A perusal of the writ petition in WP(C) No.5409/2020 would show that on 25.10.2010 and on 28.06.2013, the petitioners herein who were serving under non-sanctioned posts (Normal), their services was regularized to the Government sanctioned posts (Non-Plan) caused due to retirement/death of the incumbents. In WP(C) No.5895/2021, the service of the petitioner herein was regularized under the Government sanctioned vacancy due to retirement/death of the incumbent. The petitioners in both the writ petitions, therefore, prior to the order dated 25.10.2010 and 28.06.2013 were admittedly not entitled to pension in terms with the Rules of 1969. Although, in the order it has been mentioned that the services of the petitioners were regularized, but in the true sense, the same cannot be said to be regularization in view of the exposition of the term ‘regularization’ by the Supreme Court in the case of District Bar Association, Bandipora (supra). In fact, the petitioners were brought within the fold of the Government service on the basis of the said order dated 25.10.2010 and 28.06.2013. Under such circumstances, the petitioners cannot claim to be entitled to the pension in terms with the Rules of 1969 in view of the mandate of Rule 31 of the Rules of 1969 and Rule 2A of the said Rules. Under such circumstances, this Court does not find any merit in the instant writ petitions for issuing a mandamus as sought for.

Lastly, this Court would also take up one further contention so raised by the learned counsels appearing on behalf of the petitioners. The contention being that the petitioners have rendered services for long period, and as such, it would be unjust not to take into consideration of their past services rendered and thereby not grant them the benefits of the Old Pension Scheme under the Rules of 1969. This Court finds it apt to take note of the observation of the Supreme Court in the case of Uttar Haryana Bijli Vitran Nigam Ltd. v. Surji Devi, reported in (2008) 2 SCC 310 wherein the Supreme Court categorically observed that a sentiment and sympathy alone cannot be a ground for taking a different view for what is permissible in law. Paragraph Nos.16 & 17, being relevant, is quoted herein under:- Page No.# 406/409 “16. The Scheme relating to grant of family pension was made under a statute. A person would be entitled to the benefit thereof subject to the statutory interdicts. From a bare perusal of the provisions contained in the Punjab Civil Services Rules, Vol. 2 vis-à-vis the Family Pension Scheme, it would be evident that the respondent was not entitled to the grant of any family pension. The husband of the respondent was a work-charged employee. His services had never been regularised. It may be unfortunate that he had worked for 11 years. He expired before he could get the benefit of the regularisation scheme but sentiments and sympathy alone cannot be a ground for taking a view different from what is permissible in law. (See Maruti Udyog Ltd. v. Ram Lal, State of Bihar v. Amrendra Kumar Mishra, SBI v. Mahatma Mishra, State of Karnataka v. Ameerbi and State of M.P. v. Sanjay Kumar Pathak.)

17. The statutory provisions, as noticed hereinbefore, debar grant of family pension in favour of the family members as the deceased employee was a work-charged employee and not a permanent employee or temporary employee. The period during which an employee worked as a work-charged employee could be taken into consideration only when his services are regularised and he becomes permanent and not otherwise.” Under such circumstances, this Court, therefore, is of the opinion that merely because of the fact that the petitioners in the various categories of teachers other than the Stipendiary Teachers have rendered services for long time before entering the services of the Government that cannot entitle them to the Old Pension Scheme regulated by the Rules of 1969.

In the backdrop of the above, this Court, therefore, disposes of the instant batch of writ petitions with the following observations and directions:- (i) The writ petitioners who come within the fold of Stipendiary Teachers are entitled to the benefits under the Rules of 1969 and they are not covered under the NDCPS, 2009. The said petitioners are also entitled to subscribe to the GPF. The said petitioners would also be entitled to all other Page No.# 407/409 pensionary benefits to which a Government servant of corresponding rank is entitled to. (ii) The writ petitioners who come within the fold of Dropped Teachers are not entitled to pension in terms with the Rules of 1969 as well as also shall not be entitled to join the fund in terms with the General Provident Fund (Assam Service) Rules, 1937, but they shall be governed by the New Pension Scheme applicable to the State Government employees of the corresponding rank.

Taking into account the facts involved in the instant batch of writ petitions, there is no order as to costs. JUDGE Comparing Assistant