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Illegal registration of candidates: Plea filed in HC- 27-Mar-2012
Chennai: A writ plea has been filed in the Madras high court alleging illegal registration of candidates of other states in three district employment exchanges in Tamil Nadu and calling for deletion of such entries.
When the plea by two persons came up for admission, Justice K Chandru ordered issue of notice to state government.
The petitioners sought a direction to authorities concerned to delete the names of persons who were allowed to be transferred from various employment exchanges in Andhra Pradesh to employment exchanges in Tamil Nadu.
They also sought a consequent direction to authorities to appoint candidates, who had registered themselves with the employment exchanges in the state as Telugu language teachers in government middle/high and higher secondary schools.
Alleging illegal migration of candidates from Andhra Pradesh to employment exchanges in the districts of Krishnagiri, Tiruvallur and Chennai, the petitioners contended that despite representations to the authorities no proper action had been taken to curb the practice.
The petitioners, who had completed degree courses in Telugu medium and registered themselves in 2001 and 2002 respectively, said they were still waiting to be called for appointment to post of graduate teachers in middle,high and higher secondary schools by the Teachers Recruitment Board.
The petitioners said on January seven and eight last, the employment exchanges sponsored 286 names for 140 advertised posts of minority language teachers.In all 150 were persons from Andhra Pradesh, who were also accorded seniority from the date of registration with AP employment exchanges.
Pointing out that other states, including Andhra Pradesh, had eligibility norms requiring a minimum of seven years on the live register for transfer of employment registration, besides family migration certificate, family card and resident certificate, counsel for petitioners said authorities in Tamil Nadu, however, did not insist on such requirements.
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