Punjab & Haryana High Court, Chandigarh
CitationCWP No. 2587 of 2018 (P&H)
CourtPunjab & Haryana High Court
Date2018
Year2018
BenchRajiv Sharma, Harinder Singh Sidhu JJ.
Acts/ArticlesArticle 14, Article 21
CategoryHaryana-Specific, Service & Employment Law

Key Principle Established

Guest teachers in Haryana who have served for substantial periods are entitled to consideration for regularization. The State cannot treat them as dispensable despite relying on their services for years.

Brief Facts

Guest teachers in Haryana government schools who had been rendering teaching services for many years sought regularization or at least consideration for permanent appointment.

Ratio Decidendi

The Court observed that the State cannot exploit guest teachers by using their services for years and then discarding them. While regularization without proper selection process is impermissible, the State must provide a reasonable opportunity for these teachers to compete for regular posts and give weightage for their experience.

Impact & Significance

This judgment provided relief to guest teachers across Haryana and directed the State to frame a fair policy for their absorption.

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