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at the instance of the Karnataka Motor Vehicles Inspectors Association, which made representation in<br />

this regard and not to fill up those posts for a period of 10 years, though it had no right to object and<br />

the material on record shows that there was need for filling up of those posts then, which could also be<br />

inferred from the fact that 245 posts had been notified at first instance in the year 2006 though, by<br />

corrigendum issued immediately thereafter, the number of posts to be filled up had been reduced to<br />

145 posts, but they include those 35 posts. If there was no need to fill up those 35 posts in the year<br />

1997 or 2001 as the case may be, the total number of posts notified now in the year 2006 would not<br />

have been to that extent within a period of 5 years. Further, the posts notified earlier in the year 1997<br />

could not have been clubbed or included in the posts notified in the year 2006, particularly when the<br />

rules prevailing in the year 1997 have been changed and amended rules govern the qualification and<br />

eligibility of the candidates to be selected now for the posts in the 2006.<br />

It was contended for the applicants, that their valuable right to take part in the process of selection,<br />

which had accrued to them in the year 1997, has been taken away by wholly irrelevant and extraneous<br />

considerations. Further, the action taken to cancel the process of filling up of those 35 vacancies was<br />

arbitrary and capricious as not even informed through public notice or gazette publication about such<br />

cancellation process and not refunded/returned the fee paid with applications besides the enclosures<br />

submitted for their selection, though required to have been refunded along with enclosures. All this<br />

had made them to think that still the Notification dated 3.1.1997 and their applications made seeking<br />

their selection to those posts are alive but, it was only after 245 posts were notified on 17.8.2006<br />

(though later corrigendum was issued on 25.8.2006 reducing the posts to 145), when enquired, they<br />

learnt about the cancellation of the earlier selection process for 35 posts notified and hence, the delay<br />

in approaching the Tribunal seeking relief with regard to the Notification dated 18.10.2001 issued in<br />

pursuance of letter dated 4.10.2001 of the Government is bonafide and as such, they require to be<br />

considered for the 35 posts notified earlier on 3.1.1997 when they satisfy all the conditions laid down<br />

in that Notification.<br />

Karnataka PSC<br />

It is also their case that the decision taken to stop the earlier recruitment process started in the year<br />

1997 was without assessing carefully all the relevant considerations, including the increase in the<br />

number of vehicles coming on road, their movements, air pollution, retirement of MVIs and chances of<br />

vacancies etc. The very fact that the department had taken different view at different times about the<br />

requirement of the posts of Motor Vehicles Inspectors and the Notification issued in the year 2006

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