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HC stays teachers’ test results till January 21

| Friday | 18th January, 2019

This rule was made after the selection process started and written examination was conducted on January 6, 2019. It extended the said order till January 21. The court was, in fact, upset over the attitude of state government officials in handling court matters.The court was hearing a bunch of writ petitions questioning the state government’s order issued on January 7, 2019 by which it fixed criteria of 65% qualifying marks for general category candidates and 60% for reserved category candidates. “The rules cannot be changed or made once selection process has started,” pleaded the petitioners.The petitioners also questioned the intent of state government, submitting that it appeared that the government did not want that the seats should be filled after examination process is completed successfully.Earlier, the court had passed status quo order on Thursday directing the government not to declare the result of examination by Friday. LUCKNOW: A Lucknow bench of Allahabad high court on Friday expressed serious displeasure on the irresponsible attitude of state government officials responsible for conducting the appointment process of 69,000 assistant basic teachers in UP.During proceedings, Justice Rajesh Singh Chauhan said, “If I did not have concern for the lakhs of aspirants in my mind, I would have quashed the entire appointment process.” Extending the status quo order issued on Thursday on declaration of result of recently-held written examination, the court further said, “I doubt that the officers want to complete the examination process successfully.”Besides, the court mentioned over and again that the state government did not comply with its order issued on March 6, 2018 whereby it had directed the government to declare the TET 2017 result afresh.

LUCKNOW: A Lucknow bench of Allahabad high court on Friday expressed serious displeasure on the irresponsible attitude of state government officials responsible for conducting the appointment process of 69,000 assistant basic teachers in UP.During proceedings, Justice Rajesh Singh Chauhan said, “If I did not have concern for the lakhs of aspirants in my mind, I would have quashed the entire appointment process.” Extending the status quo order issued on Thursday on declaration of result of recently-held written examination, the court further said, “I doubt that the officers want to complete the examination process successfully.”Besides, the court mentioned over and again that the state government did not comply with its order issued on March 6, 2018 whereby it had directed the government to declare the TET 2017 result afresh. The court was, in fact, upset over the attitude of state government officials in handling court matters.The court was hearing a bunch of writ petitions questioning the state government’s order issued on January 7, 2019 by which it fixed criteria of 65% qualifying marks for general category candidates and 60% for reserved category candidates. This rule was made after the selection process started and written examination was conducted on January 6, 2019. “The rules cannot be changed or made once selection process has started,” pleaded the petitioners.The petitioners also questioned the intent of state government, submitting that it appeared that the government did not want that the seats should be filled after examination process is completed successfully.Earlier, the court had passed status quo order on Thursday directing the government not to declare the result of examination by Friday. It extended the said order till January 21.

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