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Launching a new dispute with the AAP Delhi government, Lieutenant Governor Veena Kumar Saxena ordered the termination of the services of about 400 people appointed by the city government as advisors, consultants, associates and advisors in various departments, independent bodies and primary support units.
According to a statement shared by LG House, Saxena’s directive followed a suggestion made by the Services Department.
The LG Council alleged that these “special servants” were engaged by the AAP government by “violating the constitutional provisions of reservation by depriving persons belonging to castes, Scheduled Tribes and OBCs of their constitutional rights; or by entering through the back door without having met the qualifications / Experience “.
“It was observed that reservation provisions on SC/ST/OBC are to be followed in all temporary appointments lasting for 45 days or more, and Delhi Government has made such temporary appointments for more than 45 days in all such cases. This is an outright denial of the rights of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes and OBC in Delhi,” the statement read.
LG House officials also said that many private employees hired by the AAP government “did not even meet the eligibility criteria (educational qualifications/work experience) as set out in advertisements issued for such jobs”. “The work experience certificates provided by these people, which have been found to have been manipulated and manipulated in many cases, have not been validated,” the officials said.
“In order to protect the rights of these integral sections of Indian society, LG has decided to immediately cancel all back-door recruitments made in violation of the constitutional provisions of reservation,” LG House said.
Meanwhile, senior officials of the Delhi government said, many senior staff working closely on various projects with ministers, secretaries and other senior officials in 23 departments will lose their jobs.
The legal arbitrator also directed that all concerned departments/autonomous bodies/PSUs must comply with the constitutional provisions of custody in the event that no action, including administrative proceedings, can be initiated against the defaulting officers concerned for violation of these constitutional provisions.
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