My husband, who served as Superintendent of Police in the Pondicherry administration, passed away in July 1996. My son, a well-built young man with a postgraduate degree, applied for a compassionate appointment as per existing rules. However, his application was rejected on the grounds that his case wasn’t considered suitable. He submitted a representation in March 2001, which has been repeatedly rejected. Pondicherry has granted a similar compassionate appointment to another individual. Can anyone advise on how to help my son secure this appointment?

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Law Forum › Category: Labour & Service › My husband, who served as Superintendent of Police in the Pondicherry administration, passed away in July 1996. My son, a well-built young man with a postgraduate degree, applied for a compassionate appointment as per existing rules. However, his application was rejected on the grounds that his case wasn’t considered suitable. He submitted a representation in March 2001, which has been repeatedly rejected. Pondicherry has granted a similar compassionate appointment to another individual. Can anyone advise on how to help my son secure this appointment?
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My husband, who served as Superintendent of Police in the Pondicherry administration, passed away in July 1996. My son, a well-built young man with a postgraduate degree, applied for a compassionate appointment as per existing rules. However, his application was rejected on the grounds that his case wasn’t considered suitable. He submitted a representation in March 2001, which has been repeatedly rejected. Pondicherry has granted a similar compassionate appointment to another individual. Can anyone advise on how to help my son secure this appointment?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Your son’s case appears to have merit, considering the precedent of a similar appointment granted by Pondicherry. You should consult a lawyer specializing in administrative law to challenge the rejection based on the existing rules and the precedent set. Consider filing a writ petition in the Madras High Court highlighting the unfair treatment and the precedent case, seeking judicial intervention to compel the authorities to reconsider your son’s application.

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