Srinagar, Dec 25 (KNS): Following the non-implementation of Judgment issued by the court earlier, the Jammu and Kashmir High Court (HC) has issued (Robkar) against Commissioner Secretary Education and has asked the Police to get the warrants executed.
According to the High court, Justice Muzaffar Hussain Attar of the High Court after hearing the arguments in the Contempt Petition filed by one Zahida Parveen Vs State of J&K others observed that neither the compliance report nor the reply to show cause notice has been filed by the respondents.“Even the Commissioner Secretary to Education Department is not present as directed by the Court on 23rd November, 2016. The Registry issue bailable warrants to the amount of Rs 50,000 to secure the presence of the Commissioner. It shall be the duty of the Director General Police to get the warrants executed,” the Court directed.
The copy of high court directions which is in possession of KNS also reads: “The respondents shall also show cause as to why he shall not be punished for wilful and deliberate dis-obedience of the Court order,”
The Court observed that in ordinary manner its orders were not being implemented by the concerned authorities unless the rule is framed. “In this case despite the fact that judgment has attained finality, same is not being implemented,” it added.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel
The contempt petition had been filed by the private respondent against the contemnors for willfully disobeying and intentionally not implementing the earlier judgment dated: 5.10.2015 in SWP No: 2412/2015 titled “Zahida Parveen Vs State and Others.
The petitioners have also seek direction against the contemnors directing them to implement the judgment dated, 05. 10.2015 passed by this court in the above titled writ petition in full letter and spirit and consequently to act upon the same without any further delay.
“By virtue of various notifications bearing Nos. 03 of 2012 dated 28.12.2012, 05 of 2013 dated 02.03.2013 and 06 of 2013 dated 10.05.2013, post of teachers were thrown to advertisement for a selection process to be undertaken by the respondent Board, both in open Merit as also reserved categories in District Cadre Baramullah. That the petitioners being well qualified having qualification Gradation, B.Ed and M.ED, Graduation, PG and graduation, B.Ed and PG respectively sought consideration against the posts.
The court had directed the state respondents to issue engagement orders in respect of the petitioner as well as the private respondents. The private respondent was represented by Advocate Mir Suhail. (KNS)