Dear Friends,
The WRP 2872/ 2012 was called
for hearing yesterday, 23.11.2016 in Mumbai High Court. The hearing lasted for
one and half hours.
Association’s advocate, Shri
Sandeep V Marne submitted our arguments before the hon’ble court. He had explained
the two merger took place in NABARD and the different considerations seniority
in both the occasions. He added that the merger was made in accordance with a
mere policy change and no amendment was made to the rule and as such approval
from RBI and Central Govt. was not obtained and explained (i) the issues of
putting Economics services in the top of
the seniority list and (ii) reduction of chances of promotion.
Our counsel had empathetically
argued that Supreme Court decision on the merger are clear that the merged
entities are always placed below the existing employee of parent cadre in so
much as to maintain interest in seniority at the time of entry in the
organisation.
The bank has argued that the
merger was put in place to bring uniformity in the promotion policy as well as
to deregularise divisions like, TSD, Rajbhasha, Economics, legal, etc. Other
explanation was, these divisions were not part of the NABARD’s major role-
rural development. Further it was also said that the merger had increased the
scope of promotions! There was also a mention that not a single officer, who
has switched over form TSD is in service after 2015.
Hon’ble Judges, Shri
Dharmadhikari and Shri Colabawalla had closed the hearing and announced the
order will be issued later.
Since the hearing is over, lets
hope for a favourable order soon.
Lets stand together,
AINBOA
Zindabad!
P.S. The copy of the affidavit submitted by us in court can be accessed at the following link
Affidavit
P.S. The copy of the affidavit submitted by us in court can be accessed at the following link
Affidavit
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