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Manish Kumar Vs. Union of India and others

  Supreme Court Of India Writ Petition Civil /183/2013
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Page 1 IN THE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA

CIVIL ORIGINAL JURISDICTION

WRIT PETITION(C) NO.183/2013

Manish Kumar ..Petitioner

versus

Union of India and others ..Respondents

O R D E R

State of Uttar Pradesh

1. 11,376 vacant posts of Sub-Inspector of Police, are to be

filled up by way of direct recruitment. Mr. Debasish Panda,

Principal Secretary (Home), Government of Uttar Pradesh, who is

present in Court in person, affirms, that 3200 vacancies of the

posts of Sub-Inspector of Police, will be filled up each year over

four years commencing from the year 2018. The advertisement

notifying the vacancies for 2018 will be issued in the month of

January, 2018, the result of the selection process will be declared

in October, 2018, the training of the selected candidates will

commence in February, 2019, and will conclude in January, 2020.

The schedule for the next three years, we are assured, will remain

the same, as for the year 2018.

2. Insofar as the posts of Constables of Police are

concerned, which are also to be filled up by direct recruitment, it

was submitted, that 30000 Constables will be recruited annually for

four years, i.e., during the years 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020. The

Page 2 annual process of issuing the advertisement, notifying the

vacancies will be published in August every year. The results

thereof will be declared in June of the following year. For each

process of selection, training will commence in the month of

October in the year of the declaration of the result, and the

training process will conclude in the month of September of the

next following year.

3. We hereby approve the recruitment process for selection

of direct recruits, at the level of Sub-Inspector of Police, as

also, that of Constables of Police.

4. We also further direct, that promotions to the various

ranks shall be made from time to time as may be feasible, depending

on the cadre strength.

5. Mr. Debasish Panda, Principal Secretary (Home),

Government of Uttar Pradesh, who is present in Court in person,

shall ensure that the selection, recruitment and training is

conducted in the manner indicated hereinabove (which is truly the

proposal submitted by the State Government itself). For ensuring

that the submission made to this Court is not breached, we direct

the Principal Secretary (Home), Government of Uttar Pradesh to

ensure, that the Chairman of the Police Recruitment and Selection

Board shall not be changed midstream, i.e., during the period

intervening the issuance of the advertisement notification(for

filling up the vacancies of different cadres) till the process of

selection is completed.

6. In case of breach of the time lines indicated

hereinabove, the officer mentioned hereinabove, shall be personally

Page 3 responsible.

State of Karnataka

1. The following vacancies are available in the State of

Karnataka. These vacancies are to be filled up, by way of direct

recruitment:

Police Sub-Inspectors

Sl.

No.

Cadre 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 Total

1

PSI

(CIVIL)

165 164 164 493

2

RSI

(CAR/DAR)

39 38 38 115

3

SPL. RSI

(KSRP)

28 28 28 84

4PSI (FPB) 5 5 5 15

5

PSI

(WIRELESS

)

9 9 8 26

6

PSI

(KSISF)

18 17 17 52

7PSI (CID) 12 12 12 36

8PSI (INT) 41 40 40 121

TOTAL 317 313 312 942

Police Constables

Sl.

No.

Cadre 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 Total

1PC 2112 2111 2111 6334

2

APC

(CAR/DAR)

688 688 688 2064

3PC (FPB) 3 3 2 8

4

RPC

(KSRP)

849 849 849 2547

5

PC

(KSISF)

396 395 395 1186

TOTAL 4048 4046 4045 12139

Page 4 2. In the Road Map for filling up the vacancies during the

year 2016-17, we are informed by Shri Raghavendra Auradkar, IPS,

Additional Director General of Police (Recruitment), Government of

Karnataka, that the following process of selection is on-going:

Police Sub-Inspectors

Sl

No

:

Post

Number of

Vacancies

Notified

Present Status

1

Police

Sub-Inspecto

r (Civil)

418

Provisional Select List has

been published and process of

document verification is in

progress.

2

Police

Sub-Inspecto

r (FPB)

24

Provisional Select List has

been published and process of

document verification is in

progress.

3

Police

Sub-Inspecto

r (Wireless)

28

Provisional Select List has

been published and process of

document verification is in

progress.

4

Police

Sub-Inspecto

r (CID)

12

Written examination has been

conducted. The process of

conducting viva-voce will be

held from 24.4.2017 and

25.4.2017 after which

Provisional Select List will

be published.

5Sub-Inspecto

r (KSISF)

18 Written examination has been

conducted. The process of

conducting viva-voce will be

held from 3.5.2017 and

Page 5 4.5.2017 after which

Provisional Select List will

be published.

6

Police

Sub-Inspecto

r (Civil)

59

Written examination has been

conducted. The process of

conducting viva-voce will be

initiated in the Second week

of May, 2017 after which

Provisional Select List will

be published.

7

Police

Sub-Inspecto

r (State

Intelligence

)

41

Written examination has been

conducted. The process of

conducting viva-voce will be

initiated in the Third week

of May, 2017 after which

Provisional Select List will

be published.

8

Reserve

Sub-Inspecto

r (CAR/DAR)

97

Written examination has been

conducted. The process of

conducting viva-voce will be

initiated in the Fourth week

of May, 2017 after which

Provisional Select List will

be published.

9

Special

Reserve

Sub-Inspecto

r (KSRP)

28

Written examination has been

conducted. The process of

conducting viva-voce will be

initiated in the Third week

of June, 2017 after which

Provisional Select List will

be published.

TOTAL 725

Page 6 Police Constables

Sl

No

:

Post

Number of

Vacancies

Notified

Present Status

1

Police

Constable

(Civil)

3992

Provisional Select List has

been published and document

verification is in

progress.

2

Armed Police

Constable(CAR/D

AR)

1834

Provisional Select List has

been published and document

verification is in

progress.

3

Special Reserve

Police

Constable

(KSRP)

1976

Merit List has been

generated after the written

examination. The

provisional select list

will be published in the

First week of May, 2017.

4

Police

Constable

(KSISF)

396

Written examination has

been conducted. Merit List

will be generated and the

provisional select list

will be published in the

Second week of May, 2017.

5

Police

Constable

(Wireless)

226

Merit List has been

generated after the written

examination. The

provisional select list

will be published in the

last week of April, 2017.

TOTAL 8424

Page 7 3. It is pointed out, that in the above process of

selection, the consideration has proceeded up to the finalisation

of the provisional select list. It is submitted, that

appointments, out of the provisional select list, will be made by

July, 2017. In the selection processes, referred to above, wherein

the written examination has been conducted, it is submitted, that

the provisional select list will be finalised by May, 2017, and the

appointment orders will be issued by July, 2017. We place on record

the manner of filling up of direct recruit vacancies in the police

cadre during the year 2016-2017.

4. It is submitted, that for filling up of remaining

vacancies, the following time schedule has been determined by the

High Court:

“A. For filling up of vacancies in the Cadre of

Police Sub Inspector (Civil)

Sl.

No.

Description Date

1.

Obtaining classification of

Vacancies from the concerned

Unit Officers.

End of March

2. Publication of Notification

2nd week of

April

3. Issue of Paper advertisement

2nd week of

April

4.

Inviting applications through

on-line

3rd week of

April

5. Conduct of ET & Police Station 4th week of May

6. Conduct of Written examination

4th week of June

7. Conduct of Viva-voce 4th week of July

8. Publication of Select List

1st week of

August

Page 8 B. For filling up of vacancies in the Cadre of Reserve Sub

Inspector (CAR/DAR):

Sl.

No.

Description Date

1.

Obtaining classification of

Vacancies from the concerned

Unit Officers.

End of March

2. Publication of Notification

2nd week of

April

3. Issue of Paper advertisement

2nd week of

April

4.

Inviting applications through

on-line

3rd week of

April

5. Conduct of ET & Police Station 4th week of June

6. Conduct of Written examination 4th week of July

7. Conduct of Viva-voce

4th week of

August

8. Publication of Select List

1st week of

September

C. For filling up of vacancies in the Cadre of Reserve Sub

Inspector (FPB) and (Wireless):

Sl.

No.

Description Date

1.

Obtaining classification of

Vacancies from the concerned

Unit Officers.

End of March

2. Publication of Notification

2nd week of

April

3. Issue of Paper advertisement

2nd week of

April

4.

Inviting applications through

on-line

3rd week of

April

5. Conduct of ET & Police Station 4th week of June

6. Conduct of Written examination

1th week of

August

7. Conduct of Viva-voce

4th week of

August

8. Publication of Select List

1st week of

September

D. For filling up of vacancies in the Cadre of Spl. Reserve

Sub Inspector (KSRP):

Page 9 Sl.

No.

Description Date

1.

Obtaining classification of

Vacancies from the concerned

Unit Officers.

End of March

2. Publication of Notification

2nd week of

April

3. Issue of Paper advertisement

2nd week of

April

4.

Inviting applications through

on-line

3rd week of

April

5. Conduct of ET & Police Station 4th week of July

6. Conduct of Written examination

1th week of

September

7. Conduct of Viva-voce

4th week of

September

8. Publication of Select List

1st week of

October

E. For filling up of vacancies in the Cadre of Sub-Inspector

(KSISF), PSI (CID) and PSI (INT):

Sl.

No.

Description Date

1.

Obtaining classification of

Vacancies from the concerned

Unit Officers.

End of August

2. Publication of Notification

2nd week of

September

3. Issue of Paper advertisement

2nd week of

September

4.

Inviting applications through

on-line

3rd week of

September

5. Conduct of ET & Police Station

4th week of

October

6. Conduct of Written examination

3rd Week of

November for SI

(KSISF), 4th

week of November

for PSI (CID)

and 1st Week of

December for PSI

(INT)

7. Conduct of Viva-voce

3rd week of

December

Page 10 8. Publication of Select List

2nd week of

January

F. For filling up of vacancies in the Cadre of Cadre of Police

Constable (Civil):

Sl.

No.

Description Date

1.

Obtaining classification of

Vacancies from the concerned

Unit Officers.

4th week of May

2. Publication of Notification 2nd week of June

3. Issue of Paper advertisement 2nd week of June

4.

Inviting applications through

on-line

3rd week of June

5. Conduct of Written Examination

2nd week of

August

6. Preparation of Merit List

1st week of

September

7. Conduct of ET & PST

4th week of

September

8. Publication of Selection list

2nd week of

October

G. For filling up of vacancies in the Cadre of Cadre of Armed

Police Constable (CAR/DAR):

Sl.

No.

Description Date

1.

Obtaining classification of

Vacancies from the concerned

Unit Officers.

4th week of May

2. Publication of Notification 2nd week of June

3. Issue of Paper advertisement 2nd week of June

4.

Inviting applications through

on-line

3rd week of June

5. Conduct of Written Examination

4th week of

August

6. Preparation of Merit List

3rd week of

September

7. Conduct of ET & PST week of October

8. Publication of Selection list

4th week of

October

H. For filling up of vacancies in the Cadre of Cadre of Spl.

Page 11 Reserve Police Constable (KSRP):

Sl.

No.

Description Date

1.

Obtaining classification of

Vacancies from the concerned

Unit Officers.

4th week of

September

2. Publication of Notification

2nd week of

October

3. Issue of Paper advertisement

2nd week of

October

4.

Inviting applications through

on-line

3rd week of

October

5. Conduct of Written Examination

2nd week of

December

6. Preparation of Merit List

3rd week of

January

7. Conduct of ET & PST

3rd week of

January

8. Publication of Selection list

1st week of

February

J. For filling up of vacancies in the Cadre of Cadre of Police

Constable (KSISF):

Sl.

No.

Description Date

1.

Obtaining classification of

Vacancies from the concerned

Unit Officers.

4th week of

October

2. Publication of Notification

2nd week of

November

3. Issue of Paper advertisement

2nd week of

November

4.

Inviting applications through

on-line

3rd week of

November

5. Conduct of Written Examination

4th week of

December

6. Preparation of Merit List

3rd week of

January

7. Conduct of ET & PST

3rd week of

February

8. Publication of Selection list

4th week of

February

K. For filling up of vacancies in the Cadre of Cadre of Police

Page 12 Constable (FPB):

Sl.

No.

Description Date

1.

Obtaining classification of

Vacancies from the concerned

Unit Officers.

4th week of

October

2. Publication of Notification

2nd week of

November

3. Issue of Paper advertisement

2nd week of

November

4.

Inviting applications through

on-line

3rd week of

November

5. Conduct of Written Examination

4th week of

January

6. Preparation of Merit List

3rd week of

February

7. Conduct of ET & PST

2nd week of

March

8. Publication of Selection list

3rd week of

March

5.We are informed on behalf of the State of Karnataka, that the

Principal Secretary, Home Department, Government of Karnataka, is

monitoring the recruitment process. He assures this Court, that

the time lines indicated hereinabove, will be duly complied with.

The statement made on behalf of the State of Karnataka, is taken on

record.

6. We hereby direct, that the Principal Secretary, Home

Department, Government of Karnataka, and the Additional Director

General of Police (Recruitment), Karnataka shall be responsible for

filling up all the vacancies, in the manner indicated to this Court

on behalf of the State Government, by strictly adhering to the time

lines.

Page 13 State of Tamil Nadu

1. Mr. V. Sampath, Joint Secretary, Department of Home,

Government of Tamil Nadu, and Mr. Sanjay Arora, Additional Director

General of Police, are present in Court in person, to assist this

Court about the manner by which direct recruitment will be made, to

fill up vacancies of different ranks in the police department.

2. In the cadre of Sub-Inspectors (Taluk), we are informed,

that as against the sanctioned strength of 8151 posts, 6398

sub-inspectors are in position. It is submitted, that the vacancies

in the said cadre as on 1.1.2017, were 1753. Out of the above

vacancies, it is pointed out, that the process of selection of 1026

Sub-Inspectors (Taluk) has been completed, and their training is in

progress. It is submitted, that the above-mentioned trainees are

likely to be issued appointment orders shortly, on the conclusion

of their training, whereupon, they are expected to join the police

force, by 1.10.2017. It is submitted, that the remaining 720

vacancies in the cadre of Sub-Inspectors (Taluk) will be initiated

and completed, within four months from today.

3. Insofar as the cadre of Sub-Inspector (Armed Reserve) is

concerned, it is pointed out, that it has a sanctioned strength of

1209 posts, out of which 1099 personnel are in position. As such,

there are only 110 vacancies of Sub-Inspectors (Armed Reserve),

which remain to be filled up. It is submitted, that the above

posts are to be filled up by way of promotion, and the process of

promotion to the above 110 vacancies, shall be completed, and

appointment orders will be issued, within four months from today.

Page 14 4. Insofar as the cadre of Sub-Inspector (Tamil Nadu Special

Police) is concerned, it has a sanctioned strength of 477, out of

which 400 personnel are in position. It is pointed out, that the

remaining 77 vacancies in the cadre of Sub-Inspector (Tamil Nadu

Special Police) are to be filled up by way of promotion, and the

process of promotion to the above 77 vacancies will be completed,

and appointments will be made, within five months from today.

5. Insofar as the cadre of Constables is concerned, it is

submitted, that there is a sanctioned strength of 1,09,694 posts,

out of which 92,105 personnel are in position. As against the

remaining 17,589 vacancies, the Tamil Nadu Uniformed Services

Recruitment Board has already issued an advertisement notifying

13,183 vacancies of Grade-II Police Constables (Armed Reserve and

Tamil Nadu Special Police) on 23.01.2017. It is pointed out, that

the provisional selection list, will be issued positively by

August, 2017, whereafter, after abiding by the verification

process, orders of appointment will be issued in November, 2017,

requiring the selected candidates to undergo training for a period

of eight months.

6. It is submitted, that the entire balance vacancies,

including such vacancies which may arise in the interregnum, will

be taken up, as soon as the provisional list, for the existing

process of selection is published, in August, 2017. It is

affirmed, that the Tamil Nadu Uniformed Services Recruitment

Board, will fill up all the remaining vacancies, in the cadre of

Constables of Police, within a period of eight months of the

Page 15 issuance of the advertisement. In the above view of the matter, it

is expressly undertaken, that all the balance vacancies in the

cadre of constables, will be filled up by April, 2018.

7. The aforesaid factual position brought to the notice of

this Court, is taken on record. The Director General of Police,

who is also the Chairman of the Tamil Nadu Uniformed Services

Recruitment Board, shall be personally responsible for complying

with the undertaking given to this Court.

States of West Bengal, Bihar and Jharkhand

Even though, we had taken up for consideration the matter

relating to filling up of vacancies in the police force for the

States of West Bengal, Bihar and Jharkhand, we refrain ourselves

from passing any final orders, in respect of the above States.

Proceedings with reference to the aforesaid three States, are

accordingly deferred to 1.5.2017.

In addition to the above three States, the three States

with the next largest number of vacancies are:

Gujarat - 28580

Telangana - 17504

Rajasthan - 15731

We therefore hereby direct, the Home Secretaries of the

additional three States, referred to hereinabove, to assist this

Court personally, or to nominate an officer of the department, not

below the rank of Joint Secretary, to prepare a definite road map

Page 16 for filling up the vacancies of police personnel.

Post for further consideration on 01.05.2017.

….......................CJI

[JAGDISH SINGH KHEHAR]

NEW DELHI; ….........................J.

APRIL 24, 2017. [Dr. D.Y. CHANDRACHUD]

Page 17 ITEM NO.37 COURT NO.1 SECTION PIL(W)

S U P R E M E C O U R T O F I N D I A

RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS

Writ Petition(s)(Civil) No(s). 183/2013

MANISH KUMAR Petitioner(s)

VERSUS

UNION OF INDIA AND ORS. Respondent(s)

(with appln. (s) for exemption from filing O.T. and extension of

time)

Date : 24/04/2017 This petition was called on for hearing today.

CORAM :

HON'BLE THE CHIEF JUSTICE

HON'BLE DR. JUSTICE D.Y. CHANDRACHUD

For Petitioner(s) Mr. Manish Kumar, in person

For Respondent(s) Mr. Maninder Singh, ASG

Mr. Ajay Kumar Singh, Adv.

Ms. Sushma Manchanda, Adv.

Mr. Abshishek Atrey, Adv.

Mr. S.Wasim A. Qadri, Adv.

Mr. Sudhir Walia, Adv.

for Mr. M.K. Maroria, AOR

Ms. Sunita Sharma, Adv.

Mr. R.R. Rajesh, Adv.

for Mr. Raj Bahadur, AOR

Mr. Ravi Prakash Mehrotra,Adv.

Mr. Aviral Saxena, Adv.

Mr. Vibhu Tiwari, Adv.

Mr. Subramonium Prasad, Sr. Adv.

Mr. M. Yogesh Kanna, Adv.

Ms. Nithya , Adv.

Mrs. Maha Lakshmi, Adv.

Mr. Partha Sarathi, Adv.

Mr. Tapesh Kumar Singh, Adv.

Mr. Kumar Anurag Singh, Adv.

Mr. Mohd. Waquas, Adv.

Mr. Aditya Pratap Singh, Adv.

Mr. Rudreshwar Singh, Adv.

Mr. Gautam Singh, Adv.

Ms. Isha Singh, Adv.

for Mr. Samir Ali Khan, AOR

Mr. A.K. Ganguli, Sr. Adv.

Page 18 Mr. Raja Chatterjee, Adv.

Mr. Kunal Chatterjee, Adv.

Mr. C.K. Ganguli, Adv.

Mr. V.N. Raghupathy, Adv.

Mr. Shuvodeep Roy, Adv.

Ms. Jesal Wahi, Adv.

for Ms. Hemantika Wahi, Adv.

Mr. Mrityunjai Singh, Adv.

for Mr. S. Udaya Kumar Sagar, AOR

Mr. Shiv Mangal Sharma, AAG

Mr. Arjun Singh, Adv.

for Mr. Milind Kumar,AOR

Mr. Guntur Prabhakar,Adv.

Ms.Aruna Mathur, Adv.

for M/s Arputham Aruna & Co.

Mr. Ranjan Mukherjee,Adv.

Mr. V. G. Pragasam,Adv.

Mr. Sapam Biswajit Meitei, adv.

Mr. Naresh Kumar Gaur, Adv.

for Mr. Ashok Kumar Singh,AOR

Mr. D.K. Thakur, AAG

for Mr. Varinder Kumar Sharma,AOR

Ms. Bansuri Swaraj, Adv.

for Mr. C.D. Singh, AOR

Mr. M. Shoeb Alam, Adv.

Ms. Fauzia Shakil, Adv.

Mr. Ujjwal Singh, Adv.

Mr. Pragyan, Adv.

Mr. Shikhar Garg, Adv.

Mr. Ganesh Bapu, Adv.

for Mr. P. V. Yogeswaran,AOR

Mr. Sanchar Anand, AAG

Mr. Apoorv Singhal, Adv.

Mr. Anant K. Vatsya, Adv.

Mr. Narsingh N. Rai, Adv.

for Mr. Kuldip Singh,Adv.

Mr. Rajiv Nanda,Adv.

Mr. Sudarshan Singh Rawat,Adv.

Mr. Anil Grover, AAG

Ms. Noopur Singhal, Adv.

Mr. Satish Kumar, Adv.

Mr. Sandeep Yadav, Adv.

Mr. Sanjay Kumar Visen,Adv.

Mr. Mishra Saurabh,Adv.

Ms. G. Indira,Adv.

Page 19 Mr. Shishir Deshpande,Adv.

Ms. Rushira gupta, Adv.

Mr. Salvador Santosh Rebello, Adv.

Mr. Anurag Sharma, Adv.

Ms. K. Enatoli Sema,Adv.

Mr. Krishnayan Sen,Adv.

Ms. Asiya Khan, Adv.

Mr. Uddyam Mukherjee, Adv.

UPON hearing the counsel the Court made the following

O R D E R

The filling up of vacancies in the police force in the

States of Uttar Pradesh, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu be dealt with,

in the manner indicated in the signed order.

Even though, we had taken up for consideration the matter

relating to filling up of vacancies in the police force for the

States of West Bengal, Bihar and Jharkhand, but we refrain

ourselves from passing any final orders, in respect of the above

States. Proceedings with reference to the aforesaid three States,

are accordingly deferred to 1.5.2017.

In addition to the above three States, the three States

with the next largest number of vacancies are:

Gujarat - 28580

Telangana - 17504

Rajasthan - 15731

We therefore hereby direct, the Home Secretaries of the

additional three States, referred to hereinabove, to assist this

Court personally, or to nominate an officer of the department, not

below the rank of Joint Secretary, to prepare a definite road map

for filling up the vacancies of police personnel.

Page 20 Post for further consideration on 01.05.2017.

(Renuka Sadana) (Parveen Kumar)

Assistant Registrar AR-cum-PS

[signed order is placed on the file]

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