G.Easwaran, v. The Government Of Tamil Nadu,

IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT MADRAS

DATED :04.02.2015

CORAM:

THE HONOURABLE MR.JUSTICE V.DHANAPALAN AND THE HONOURABLE MRS. JUSTICE PUSHPA SATHYANARAYANA W.A.Nos.352, 390, 398, 577, 578, 579, 580 to 582, 601 to 611, 622 to 632, 678 to 688, 612 to 621, 959, 1058, 1217 of 2014 W.P.Nos.6489 & 8497/2014, 21566 & 21568/2012, 34554/2012, 21928, 24479, 25181, 26470 to 26472, 26829, 26944, 26945, 27115, 27219, 28094, 28137, 28179, 30952, 30953, 33256, 33316, 33443 of 2013 W.P.Nos.

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P.(MD) No.8558 of 2014 & connected MPs. 1 G.EASWARAN 2 M.VASANTHA 3 S.VENKATARAMAN 4 M.NAGESHWARI 5 PALANISWAMI 6 J.KASTHURI 7 K.GOVINDARAJAN 8 R.VEERAMMAL 9 NATCHIMUTHU 10 P.

11 S.SAKUNTHALA 12 A.J.RADHAKRISHNAN 13 G.S.SUBRAMANI 14 S.INDIRANI 15 R.MOHAN 16 ROBERT M.JOSEPH 17 V.SUBRAMANIAN 18 A.ADIMOOLAM 19 K.PICHAIYAPILLAI 20 NAMAGIRI G.

21 L.ALPONSA 22 D.PANEERSELVAM 23 R.RENUKA 24 K.R.NIRMALA 25 V.VENKATESAN 26 M.R.KAMAKSHI 27 A.P.DURAISAMY ...APPELLANTS in WA No.352 of 2014 1 M.AROKIASAMY ...APPELLANT in WA No.390 of 2014 1 R.ANNAPURANI 2 R.MALARKODI 3 S.THAMILARASI 4 N.G.NEELA 5 T.VELAYUTHAM 6 A.GOWRI 7 C.BASKARAN ...APPELLANTS in WA No.398 of 2014 1 K.RAMACHANDRA PILLAI ...APPELLANT in WA No.577 of 2014 1 P. SUBBAMMA ... APPELLANT in WA No.578 of 2014 1 S.A.ABDUL LATHIEF 2 G.GURUSAMY 3 C.DEVASAHAYAM 4 G.SASIREKA 5 I.LAWRENCE 6 R.G.SANTHAKUMARI 7 M.BALARAMAN 8 S.P.DOMINIC SAVIO ... APPELLANTS in WA No.579 of 2014 1 G.APPAVOO 2 R.PERUMAL 3 D.RADHAKRISHNAN 4 D.DEVARAJAN 5 R.PERUMALSWAMY 6 S.M. SUBRAMANIAN 7 M.MANIRATHINAM

8 SELVI S.MANOHARI 9 S.KALAICHELVI 10 SELVI S.SULOCHANA 11 BHARATHI KAMALANATHAN 12 N.SANTHA KUMARI 13 D.PALANI 14 M.PARI 15 G.PATTABIRAMAN 16 G.VENDAMMAL 17 S.SRIRAMULU 18 E.PAUL DAIRAYANATHAN 19 G.ANBAZHAGAN ...APPELLANTS in WA No.580 of 2014 1 C.KASTHURIBAI 2 E.KAMALACHELVI 3 P.KRISHNAMARAJ 4 M.A.IQBAL AHMED 5 N.JANAKIRAMAN 6 M.RAMANATHAN 7 G.THAVAMANI 8 M.THAMBIRAN 9 M.GOVINDARAJU 10 M.B.GANESAN 11 S.VASANTHARAJ 12 C.KASTHURI 13 T.M.SELVARAJ 14 D.S.DEVASUNDARI 15 A.VITTALESAN 16 S.HENDRY MARTIN 17 K.GOVINDASAMY ...APPELLANTS in WA No.581 of 2014 1 D.SRINIVASAN 2 P.V.JOTHIBAI 3 P.MAGIMA ...APPELLANTS in WA No.582 of 2014 1 V.EMILI AROKIYAMARY 2 M.PALANIYAMMAL 3 S.MANICKAM 4 B.CHANDRA 5 M.MANI 6 P.SANKARI 7 A.THANGAMANI 8 VENKATACHALAM 9 N.SELVARAJ 10 N.NALLASAMI 11 A.PUNITHAVATHY 12 M.TAJUDEEN 13 K.M.GANESAN 14 A.GOPAL

15 R.VINCENT LOURDURAJ 16 K.PANNEER SELVAM 17 P.KULATHAIVELU 18 V.MANIYAN 19 C.KANAGAMMAL 20 V.VELLAIKKANNU 21 V.PALANISAMY ...APPELLANTS in WA No.601 of 2014 1 N.SUNDARAMOORTHY 2 N.MANI 3 P.KRISHNAN 4 L.SRINIVASAN 5 R.JOSEPHINE JULIET 6 KRISHNAMMAL 7 K.PILLAIYAR 8 C.RANGANATHAN 9 C.RAMAMOORTHY 10 J.NAGENDRAN 11 P.JASUDASS DURAIRAJ 12 M.POOVATHAI 13 M.DURAIRAJ 14 R.KRISHNAN 15 K.SIGAMANI 16 P.SUBBULAKSHMI 17 BHAVANI SWAMIDASAN 18 AATHAL BARNABAS 19 A.CHANDRA 20 D.CHANDRA 21 D.SAROJA 22 S.A.ROSEMARY 23 NAGASUNDARA MANOHARAN 24 S.DHANAMMERY 25 LALITHA NESAMANI PONNUTHAI 26 G.R.GUNASEELI ATHISTABAI 27 S.GNANAMUTHU 28 R.GNANAM 29 MANORANJITHAM JOSEPH 30 LEELA CHANDRABAI ELISABETH 31 G.ANIPAPPU 32 M.E.MOHAMMED ALI 33 D.HEPZIBATH MARGARET 34 J.DAISY FILORA 35 P.KAMALABAI 36 D.PUSHPAM 37 P.VIMALA CHANDRABAI 38 PRINEESS RUTH PONNAMMAL 39 M.MEENAKSHI NATHAN 40 A.MUTHAIYAH 41 R.THILAGAVATHI

42 MRS.MARY SUTHANTHIRATHAI 43 S.KARUPPASAMY 44 V.BALAGURU 45 K.VINAYAGATHAMMAL 46 S.RAJENDRAN 47 BHUVANESHWARI 48 S.KALAIRAJAN 49 S.LEELA 50 R.SAROJA 51 S.SHENBAGAM 52 G.MARY PANCHAVARNAM SARASWATHI 53 T.SAROJA ANNAMANI 54 C.PALANISAMY 55 S.P.KANDASAMY 56 R.NALLAMMAL ...APPELLANTS in WA No.602 of 2014 1 D.SADAGOPAN 2 T.PERUMAL ...APPELLANTS in WA No.603 of 2014 1 G.THALAMUTHU 2 R.JAYAKANTHAN 3 S.VENKATESAN 4 P.KRISHNAMOORTHY 5 D.ANTONYSAMY 6 A.ANNAMALAI 7 K.DIKARAMAN 8 C.U.PARAMASIVAM 9 M.ATHILAKSHMI 10 G.RAJAM 11 T.P.PONNAN 12 M.VELU 13 N.KALLYAMMAL 14 M.MERYNIRMALA 15 M.S.RENGASAMY 16 B.PARAMASIVAN 17 A.RATHINAM 18 T.G.SOUNDARARAJAN 19 T.PRINCESS 20 M.APPADURAI 21 A.KADARKARAI 22 VEERASIGAMANI 23 R.KOSALAI 24 R.SUBRAMANYAM REDDY 25 T.VENKATARAMUDU 26 N.SELVADOSS 27 L.JEYAMARY 28 K.AYILU ...APPELLANTS in WA No.604 of 2014

1 R.SANJEEVIRAYAR 2 R.ATHIGAMAN 3 N.MADURAKAVI 4 S.CHELLAKUTTI 5 S.AMIRTHAJOTHI 6 D.JAYARAMAN 7 GUNASEKARAN 8 N.MASILAMANI 9 J.GUNALAN 10 K.THANKARASU 11 R.SUGANANTHAM 12 K.MEENAKSHI 13 M.AZHAGI 14 P.ELUMALAI 15 A.AYYAVOO 16 P.KARUNANITHI 17 T.KANIYAPPAN 18 P.KUTTY 19 D.RUTHRAKOTTI 20 A.SAMINATHAN 21 A.SUBRAMANIYAN 22 R.JAYARAMAN 23 P.MAHALINGAM 24 R.SIVAPRAKASAM 25 S.CHINNAPPAN 26 P.CHAKARABANI 27 V.GOVINDAN 28 D.KESAVAN 29 S.GNANAMBAL 30 V.ROJA 31 M.RAMALINGAM 32 D.RAMALINGAM 33 V.PANNEERSELVAM 34 S.VENUGOPAL 35 V.KRISHNAMURTHY 36 R.VEERAPPAN 37 R.RATHINASAMY 38 K.SESHADRI 39 N.SATHASIVAM 40 M.CHOKANATHAN 41 P.CHOCKALINGAM 42 D.SIVARAMAN 43 A.RAMASAMY 44 S.SIVALINGAM 45 SARVESAN.P.

46 A.KUPPAN 47 S.RAJALINGAM 48 P.GOVINDASAMY 49 K.RAMASAMY

50 S.MAYAVELU 51 M.SACHIDANANDAM 52 N.PATTAMMAL 53 R.GOVINDASAMY 54 T.K.YASHOTHA 55 N.YUGANATHAN ...APPELLANTS in WA No.605 of 2014 1 R.VIJAYA 2 P.SUBRAMANIAN 3 S.SARASWATHI 4 R.JAYALAKSHMI 5 M.THANGARAJU 6 V.LOURDUMARY 7 A.PONNAMBALAM 8 G.MARIA ARULANANTHAM 9 R.LALITHA 10 S.PALANIAMMAL 11 V.DHANDAPANI 12 N.RAMALINGAM 13 K.MAHAMUNI 14 G.NAVANEETHAM 15 P.PERIYASAMY 16 K.DHANAGOPAL 17 P.RAJESWARI 18 K.V.CARMEL MOLLY 19 P.RAJAMMAL 20 D.PADMA 21 ABISHEGAMARY 22 N.NEELAVATHI 23 A.PANKAJAM 24 S.CHELLADURAI 25 M.MANI 26 R.GANESAN 27 M.MARIMUTHU 28 P.REJINA 29 M.SARASWATHI 30 M.JEBAMANI 31 S.LALITHA 32 V.VENKATASUBBAN 33 K.THANGASAMI 34 J.LAKSHMIKANTHAN 35 P.S.SARASWATHY 36 R.KALISWARI 37 C.JEYACHANDRAN 38 S.KASIVISHWANATHAN 39 K.RAMASAMI 40 P.MURUGESAN 41 K.RAJESHWARI 42 A.PERUMAL

43 R.RAMAKRISHNAN 44 P.ARIVUMANI 45 S.E.VISHWANATHAN 46 P.SUBRAMANIAN 47 G.ROGINI 48 C.BABY KAMALAM 49 K.ALAGARSAMY 50 S.KANNAMMAL 51 K.MUTHULAKSHMI 52 V.SUBRAMANI 53 P.KARUMALAI 54 M.N.DORAISWAMY 55 A.SENGOLMARY 56 M.JOSEPH 57 A.P.VELLAI 58 A.RAMADOSS 59 S.KALIAPERUMAL 60 P.NALLAPPAN 61 A.GNANAPUSHPAM 62 S.RAJASULOCHANA 63 R.JAYALAKSHMI 64 V.RAMAKRISHNAN 65 K.PADMAVATHY 66 T.IRUTHAYAM 67 M.VIJAYALAKSHMI 68 I.RITA JOSEPHIN 69 A.JEBAMALAI ANTONIAMMAL 70 N.SIRIYAPUSHPAM 71 P.RUBALA MERY 72 K.S.LEELAVATHI 73 P.JOTHI 74 A.THIRUTHUSMANI 75 K.ANNAPOORNA DEVI 76 S.RAMAKRISHNAN 77 M.SANGILI 78 M.KRISHNASAMY ...APPELLANTS in WA No.606 of 2014 1 S.A.PHILOMINA 2 A.MAGAIYARKARASI 3 T.JAYASANKAR 4 D.MANUAL 5 K.RAMAKRISHNAN 6 T.R.KRISHNAN 7 T.R.POONGAVANAM 8 S.NAVANEETHAM 9 M.DHARMALINGAM 10 MUSHTARI BEGUM 11 A.S.ABDUL LATHIEF 12 MOHAMED AZAM ...APPELLANTS in WA No.607 of 2014

1 M.THANDAVAMURTHY 2 P.C.CHINNASAMY 3 S.RUKMANI 4 R.VIJAYALAKSHMI 5 M.PALANISAMY 6 P.NATESAN 7 T.VIJAYALAKSHMI 8 S.PATCHIYAMMAL 9 SEETHALAKSHMI 10 K.P.CHINNAPPAN 11 P.THANGAVELU 12 A.LEELAVATHI 13 S.AKILAN 14 A.THENDRALMANI PENSIONER 15 M.CHINNDURAI 16 S.A.JAYALAKSHMI 17 M.MAHIZHANATHAN 18 J.MUTHU PENSIONER 19 S KRISHNAMARAJU 20 M.SANTHAMMA PENSIONER 21 P.CHENGALAIAH 22 D.PERUMAL 23 P.MARAGATHAM 24 L.THENMOZHI 25 JAYANTHI 26 R.SUSEELA 27 K.SRINU UDAYAR 28 M.MANICKAM 29 P.MAHARAJA 30 S.EKAMBARAM 31 A.S.ABDUL LATHIF 32 T.NATARAJAN 33 S.A.PHILOMINA ...APPELLANTS in WA No.608 of 2014 1 P.VENKATESAN 2 M.NATARAJAN 3 N.SOMASUNDARAM 4 N.MUNIKRISHNAN 5 R.PUNNAGAI 6 G.KUPPURANI 7 R.NAVAPJOHN 8 R.V.PARASURAMAN 9 M.NARAYANAN 10 M.M.SUBRAMANIAN 11 K.GANESAN 12 K.VEDIAPPAN 13 S.JOHN SUNDAR RAJI

14 L.RAMASAMY 15 K.ARIVAZHAGAN 16 N.RENGARAJAN 17 A.BALAGURU 18 P.KALAIVANI 19 P.EDWIN INBARAJ 20 A.THAVAKELI 21 A.SUBRAMANIAN 22 K.THENARUVI 23 D.GEJALAKSHMI 24 UMAMAHESHWARI 25 K.BALAJI 26 A.SANTHALAKSHMI 27 A.DHARMAN 28 K.LOGANATHAN 29 M.RAJASEKARAN 30 S.MUNIYAPPAN ...APPELLANTS in WA No.609 of 2014 1 M.JOTHI 2 V.ETHIRAJAN 3 N.SIVAGANDHI 4 M.NAGESHWARI 5 A.DILLI 6 S.AMRONIYA GNANAPRAKASI 7 S.EKAMBARAM 8 M.CHANDRASEKARAN 9 M.AROKYAMARY 10 G.RANI 11 S.MANI 12 S.SARASWATHY 13 K.SUBBULAKSHMI 14 P.GNANASELVAM 15 P.GENGAMMAL 16 K.DHANARAJ 17 THILAGAVATHI 18 T.S.RAJARAM 19 V.MARIYAMMAL 20 K.SOMESWARAN 21 M.PERIASAMY 22 R.RAMASAMY 23 R.TAMILARASI 24 A.LAKSHMI 25 B.KARUNAKARAN 26 M.SAVARIMUTHU 27 M.KRISHNAN 28 M.S.MOHAMED ALI JINNA 29 M.ARUMUGAM ...APPELLANTS in WA No.610 of 2014

1 S.ATHIMONY 2 V.PARAMESWARI 3 M.HAJA 4 H.BILUS 5 R.GEETHA 6 C.SREE PADMANABHAN 7 V.MARY JESSINTHA 8 C.NARAYANAPERUMAL 9 L.PUSHPAM 10 G.SELVATHAS 11 R.MARIA ROSAMMAL 12 S.MEREELINE FERNANDO 13 V.DAWN JEREMIAH 14 J.PAUL DANIEL 15 T.A.CHINNAMMAL 16 M.ULAGUDAYAPERUMAL 17 K.THANGAVEL 18 C.KAMALAM 19 Y.MARIA BABY 20 A.MARY JENITAL 21 N.RAJAMMAL 22 K.JEYAPATTUKUMARI 23 J.SANTHI ...APPELLANTS in WA No.611 of 2014 1 VIJAYAMMAL 2 D.GOVINDARAJ 3 M.MARY FLORA 4 R.DEVAKI 5 A.JOSEPH ALBERT 6 A.R.SRINIVASAN 7 V.ARUMUGAM 8 S.R.RUKUMANI 9 R.PONNUSAMY 10 T.K.MUTHUSAMY 11 R. AZHAGAMMAL 12 P.NATARAJAN 13 M.RAJALAKSHMI 14 K.N.RAMIAH 15 J.ANNAMMAL 16 K.RAMASAMY 17 M.S.SUBRAMANIAM 18 S.ARUNACHALAM 19 R.SHANMUGAM 20 R.VENKATESAN 21 D.RANGANATHAN 22 A.ARJUNAN 23 T.SAROJA 24 A.PANEERSELVAM 25 R.KUPPASAMY

26 S.DHARSHANAMURTHY 27 M.KRISHNASAMY 28 S.INDIRAJIT 29 R.SOMANATHA RAO 30 K.VEERAPPAN 31 J.MARY SANTHAKUMARI 32 S.DHANALAKSHMI 33 P.K.SUNDARAM 34 D. DHARSHANAMURTHY 35 S.SAKRATIS VANATH 36 K.MUGANATHAN 37 S.SUBRAMANIAN 38 R. ARJUNAN 39 A. SUNDARAMURTHY 40 R. CHEKARAPANI 41 R.SESHU 42 M.RANGANAYAKI 43 N.ARUMUGAM 44 J.VIJAYALAKSHMI 45 R.CHANDRASEKARAN 46 R.JANAKI 47 M.SEKAR 48 E.KAILASANATHAN 49 C.NATESAN 50 V.C.BAGLAM 51 A.C.KRISHNAN 52 N.ARUMUGAM 53 P.GOMATHI 54 K.MARIYAPPAN 55 N.CHINNASAMY 56 M.MARIYAPPAN 57 P.SARASWATHI 58 N.CHIDAMBARANATHAN 59 V.PAULCHAMY 60 S.MOHAMMED ALI JINNA 61 K.LAKSHMANA PERUMAL ...APPELLANTS IN WA.622/2014 1 M.ELUMALAI 2 P.ELANGOVAN 3 TMT.JAMUNABAI 4 TMT.T.PUSHPASARASWATHY 5 S.VENKATASWAMY 6 C.ARUMUGA NAINAR 7 M.SUDALAIYANDI 8 D.SAKTHIVEL 9 L.NARAYANAN 10 M.PADMA 11 N.CHAYA 12 S.VIMALA

13 S.PATTAMMAL 14 T.R.GAYATHRI 15 V.SUSEELA 16 M.R.GOMATHI 17 P.GIRIJA 18 K.SARADA 19 D.MOHANA 20 V.VEDAMBAL 21 B.RAJESWARI 22 V.VIJAYALAKSHMI 23 N.VIMALA 24 UNNAMALAI 25 S.VIJAYALAKSHMI 26 S.PATTAMMAL 27 V.VIJAYALAKSHMI 28 V.PARASAKTHI 29 D.SRINIVASAN 30 N.HEMALATHA 31 V.PREMAVATHI 32 D.MARY PACKIAWATHY 33 N.LAKSHMI KANTHAM 34 KOMALAVALLI. N 35 M.NAVANEETHAMMAL 36 N.MAHALAKSHMI 37 M.JAYALAKSHMI 38 S.D.ALPHONSE MARY 39 S.LAKSHMI 40 J.PADMA 41 K.S.NOORJEHAN 42 S.VANJULAM 43 S.AUTHIMALEM 44 M.THANGAM 45 S.KOUSALYA 46 J.MABEL HEPZIBAI 47 C.CHINNASAMY 48 K.MARIYAPPAN 49 M.MARIYAPPAN 50 M.DURAISAMY 51 K.SUNDARAM 52 D.SUNDARAMOORTHY 53 A.KRISHNAMURTHY 54 S.LALITHA 55 K.KALIYAVARATHAN 56 A.RAMALINGAM 57 C.SETHURAMAN 58 R.KANNAPPAN 59 M.KALIYAN 60 MD.SHAJAHAN 61 T.ARULJOTHI

62 D.NARASINGAM 63 K.MANICKAM 64 ANBUMANI ...APPELLANTS in WA No.623 of 2014 1 V.MUNISUNDARACHARI 2 K.DORASWAMY RAJU 3 K.VADIVELU 4 M.KRISHNAPPA MUDALI 5 M.ARUNACHALAM 6 R.MARIASELVAM 7 P.S.KUMARI 8 K.RAJAGOPAL 9 P.MANI 10 P.T.SARASWATHI 11 T.S.PALANIAPPAN 12 V.ANANDAMURTHY 13 JAYAPRAKASH NARAYANAN 14 T.NADANASABAPATHI 15 G.NARAYANASAMY 16 L.NESAMANI 17 K.SANDHANAMARY 18 S.SAKKUBAI 19 S.KRISHNAMURTHY 20 G.D.DURAIRAJ 21 K.S.ANTONYSAMY 22 M.SAMIVELU 23 R.SHANKAR 24 T.SAMUEL SELVARAJ 25 S.DURAIRAJAN 26 R.MUNUSAMY 27 M.K.VIJAYALAKSHMI 28 L.VASANTHAKUMARI METTILDA 29 VIMALA PRINCESS SUNDARABAI 30 G.S.HEPZIBAH PREMAKUMARI 31 D.JULIATTE 32 B.ANNIE GRACE 33 K.PARLING BEULAH THANGAM 34 GREETA JEBAKANI 35 J.KALAVATHI 36 L.SAROJA 37 M.MALAYAPPAN 38 R.SAROJA 39 S.POOTHAI 40 K.PITCHAIAMMAL 41 SAKUNTHALA 42 A.ALBERT SAMUL 43 G.MARY PANCHAVARNAM 44 SUGANTHI SAROJINI SAMUEL

45 A.DARLING RACHEL RAJATHI 46 S.LAKSHMANA PERUMAL 47 M.RAMAR 48 K.GANASUNDARAM 49 S.SUDALAIMUTHU 50 R.J.SORNABAI 51 LIWINGSTON VISUVASAM 52 S.T.RODA ARPUTHAM 53 S.INDIRA 54 D.JEMINA ANANDAVALLI 55 L.JEYASEELI 56 S.PAULINE GRACE 57 S.RAGHUPATHI 58 E.LAKSHMI 59 V.NATARAJAN 60 Y.KOTHANDAN 61 A.SUNDARARAJ 62 G.VIMALA 63 P.K.NEELAKANDAN 64 KOTHANDAM 65 M.KASTHURI 66 KRISHNASAMY 67 G.VEERAMMAL 68 A.PONDUGANATCHI 69 V.GOVINDAN 70 V.SUBRAMANIYAN ...APPELLANTS in WA No.624 of 2014 1 M.VISHVANATHAN 2 GOPALSAMY 3 VARADHARASAN 4 K.JANARTHANAN 5 PUSHPAVATHI 6 S.BEULA BACKIYAVATHI 7 K.PAVALAKODI 8 G.ANDAL 9 TMT. LILLYMARY 10 AMSAVENI 11 E.SANTHANALAKSHMI 12 N.DURAIRAJ 13 N.THANJAN 14 A.SHANMUGAM 15 S.M.SUKUMAR 16 M.SUBRAMANI 17 V.NATARAJAN 18 K.TEEKARAMAN 19 S.JANAKI 20 C.KARUPPANNAN 21 G.VEERAPANDIYAN 22 M.S.BANUMATHI

23 S.A.KESAVAN 24 N.CHELLAKUTTI ...APPELLANTS IN WA.NO.625/2014 1 D.S.CHANDRASEKARAN 2 R.DEVARAJAN 3 TMT.H.SABANAYAGIYAMMAL 4 M.KANCHANA 5 G.VENUGOPAL 6 E.ANWAR 7 B.MANI 8 K. LOUIS HELENA 9 A.PUSHPAMARY 10 M. SHANMOORTHY 11 C. SARVESAN 12 R.NARAYANASAMY 13 T.MUNISAMI 14 K.SUNDARESAN 15 S.GOVINDASAMY 16 T. SAMRAJI 17 K. CHANDRASEKARAN 18 G.RANI 19 G.MURUGAN 20 R.CHANDRA 21 S.MARIYAPPAN 22 M.PARASURAMAN 23 S. SARASWATHI 24 M.TIRUMALAI 25 A.P.DURAISAMY 26 V. SUBRAMANI 27 K. GANAPATHY 28 S. KRISHNAMOORTHY 29 N.SUSEELA 30 P.BHAGUNI 31 M.RATHINAM 32 TMT.M.ABARANJI 33 G.ANNAMALAI ...APPELLANTS in WA No.626 of 2014 1 N.MANIKANNAN 2 T. VELMURUGAN 3 K.JAYAMMAL 4 C.BUVANENDRANATH 5 M.V.VADIVELU 6 K.JAYARAMAN 7 A.RAJESWARI 8 TMT.M.ARUKKANI 9 J.SANTHAMANI 10 N.VALLIAMMAL 11 V.SREENIVASAN

12 V.RANGARAJAN 13 K. THANGAVELU 14 M.GANESAMURTHY 15 N.YUGANATHAN 16 S.P.KRISHNAVENI 17 V.MANGALAM 18 S.ESTHER ALICE 19 MRS.DHAYANIDHI JEYARAJ 20 G.MANICKAM 21 MRS.V.JEYAPACKIAM 22 M.DHANAPAL 23 J.JUDITH SYLVIA 24 G.JANAKI 25 S.SOUNDARARAJAN 26 K. THIRUMALAISAMY 27 A.NACHIMUTHU 28 S.AMIRTHAM 29 K.SWAMIKANNU 30 P.MALLIGADEVI 31 K.MUTHUKRISHNAN 32 R.PURUSHOTHAMAN 33 R. RAJAVELU 34 A.PERUMAL ...APPELLANTS in WA No.627 of 2014 1 T.MATHAVAPERUMAL 2 G.LAKSHMIKANTHAN 3 V.K.RAJENDRAN 4 R.MUNIRATHINAM 5 A.PANNEERSELVAM 6 B.DEVARAJU 7 R.KOTHAIYAZHAGI 8 R.EBINESAN 9 A.MANJULA 10 M.ALLIRANI 11 C.P.PALANI 12 V.SELVARANI 13 R.PRAPAVATHI 14 T.JAYALAKSHMI 15 R.THAVAMANI 16 S.JAYALAKSHMI 17 S.PARAMESHWARI 18 A.SARASWATHI 19 N.SRINIVASAN 20 PHILOMINA 21 P.MANUVEL 22 P.PALANIKAMU 23 P.C.SHAALAM 24 G.SAMIDURAI

25 R.CHINNAMMAL 26 K.A.MANIMEGALAI ...APPELLANTS in WA No.628 of 2014 1 V.VARADARAJAN 2 G.VJAYUDU 3 J.K.SUMATHI 4 S. SIVAPRAKASAM 5 A. SUBASH CHANDRA JEGANATHAN 6 K.NATARAJAN 7 R.VENKATARAMAN 8 M.C.ANBU CHEZHIYAN 9 P.VIJAYALAKSHMI 10 P.PALANIYAPPAN 11 P.ELANGOVAN 12 A.MARIMUTHU 13 R.GABRIEL JEYASEELAN 14 R.PEBIN CHANDRA PAUL 15 K.SHANTHI RACHAL MANOHARI 16 K.SAROJA 17 B.AMIRTHAJOTHI 18 J.VENKATRAMAN 19 S.VEDAVALLI 20 R.KASTHURIBAI 21 A.VASANTHA 22 V.UMAVATHI 23 A. NAGARAJAN 24 S.BABU NAGENDIRAN 25 M.K.SUNDARESAN 26 P.MUTHU VEDIYAMMAL 27 D. SARASWATHI 28 E.JAMUNARANI 29 K.MADHAVAN ... APPELLANTS in WA No.629 of 2014 1 M.GOVINDARAJULU 2 G.JANAKI 3 N.JAYAPRADHA 4 A.PAUL MANICKAM 5 G.LAKSHMI 6 FRANCIES SHEELA KAMALESHWARI 7 R.JEGHERA 8 V. GOPALAN 9 A.K.RAJALAKSHMI 10 P.KAMALAM 11 P.RAMADOSS 12 R. SANTHAKUMAR DOSS 13 R.GOVINDARAJAN 14 K.THIRUKAMI 15 S.RAJAN

16 V.PALANIYANDI 17 S.PALANIYANADI ...APPELLANTS in WA No.630 of 2014 1 Y.INDIRANI 2 K.KASTHURI 3 S.INDIRANI 4 G.THAMSON 5 MARGRAT ROSE SUGRIDA BAI.J 6 MERCY R.PAUL 7 M.MAGZHIMAIDASS 8 S.STELLA JANE PREMA BAI 9 A.JULIA LALITHA 10 A.SAMUVEL JEYARAJ 11 D.B.VIJAYAKEERTHI 12 K.GOWRI 13 L.KRISHNAMURTHY 14 S.GOVINDARAJU 15 P.KRISHNAN 16 M.KANNAPPAN 17 S.KALAISELVI 18 P. PAMPAPATHY 19 K.ANNAMALAI 20 R.KRISHNAN 21 G. SUBARAYAN 22 G.ANNAMALAI 23 A.PUSHPARANI 24 S.JOSAPHIN ARULMERY 25 R.STELLABAI 26 R.SUBBULAKSHMI ... APPELLANTS in WA No.631 of 2014 1 N.PARASAKTHI 2 A.FATHIUL JAMAL 3 K.NAVANEETHAM 4 G.MANGALESWARI 5 U.SHAIK AHAMED 6 J.SARKARAI PEER MOHAMED 7 V.SUSEELADEVI 8 S.RAJAN 9 G.RAJU 10 DURAI THANGAVELU 11 A.LAKSHMI 12 D.SURGUNASAVITHIRI 13 T.ANI GRACE 14 LAKSHMANAN 15 S.NATARAJAN 16 M.PERIASAMY 17 R.RAMASAMY 18 R.TAMILARASI ... APPELLANTS in WA No.632 of 2014

1 P.KRISHNAN 2 A.KALIYAPERUMAL 3 S.SANTHU ALI 4 K.A.AMEER BATCHA 5 R.MANI 6 P.KESAVAN 7 S.VENKATACHALAM 8 WILYPAUL 9 P.VENKATANARASIMHARAJ 10 V.V.NATARAJAN 11 P.K.KRISHNAN 12 V.THIRUKUMARAN 13 C.MOOKKAPPAN 14 M.VARADHAN 15 K.SUGANANDAN 16 G.RANGANATHAN 17 A.CHACKARAPANI 18 MAICHALEREGINAMERRY 19 C.SIVAGNANAM 20 A.SOUNDARAM 21 A.SAKUNTHALADEVI 22 K.K.MURUGESAN 23 M.KAMALAM ... APPELLANTS in WA No.678 of 2014 1 M.VENKATESULU 2 V.SUBRAMANIAN 3 S.AMROSKIYA GNANAPRAKASI 4 M.AROKIYAMARY 5 B.GOVINDAN 6 A.NAGARAJAN 7 S.V.NAGARAJAN 8 M.SAMPANGI RAMA REDDY 9 G.THIRUPATHI 10 K.CHINTHAMANI 11 K.EKAMBARAM 12 K.KALIRATHINAM 13 D.PURUSHOTHAMAN 14 A.LILLY SULOCHANA 15 A.SARASWATHI 16 S.SIVAPRAKASAM 17 M.KRISHNAN 18 D.SARASWATHY 19 M.VENKATACHALAM 20 M.A.AROKIYASAMY 21 G.CHARUMATHI 22 A.CHANDRASEKARAN 23 S.KUPPUSAMY 24 R.PITCHANDI 25 K.C.VENUGOPAL

26 D.SENTHILKUMAR 27 K.SANKARAN 28 H.VASANTHA 29 N.RAMALINGAM 30 A.MADHAVAPERUMAL 31 K.SARASU ... APPELLANTS in WA No.679 of 2014 1 N.KANTHAMANI 2 S. JAYAPAL 3 T.MANJULA 4 N.ALBERT 5 ARIYA THANGAM 6 K.KUMARAYEE 7 S.BANUMATHI 8 MANIMEGALAI K.A.

9 N.KAVIYARASI 10 N.MANICKAM 11 I.JEYALAKSHMI 12 MRS.S.JEYA 13 M.MUTHULAKSHMI 14 P.MARIAMMAL 15 L.P.SUBBARAMAN 16 V.PRAKASAM 17 K.PAULVENDAN RAJASINGH 18 R.SAROJA 19 I. SELWYN WILSON 20 T.GURUSAMY 21 K.RAMADEVI 22 A. DURAIRAJ 23 L.MUTHULAKSHMI 24 K. SANJIVIRAJAN 25 K.AYYAPPAN 26 S.P.MAHALINGAM ... APPELLANTS in WA No.680 of 2014 1 S.PACHIAMMAL 2 M.JAYARAJ 3 M. GURUSAMY 4 D.JOSEPH 5 Z.YOBU 6 A.GOVINDASWAMY 7 M.THIRUMALASAMY 8 SETHUPATHY 9 A.MINIAN 10 R.GURUSAMY 11 A.ANNAKAMU 12 M.VEERAKUMARI 13 S.VASANTHAL 14 C.SANTHA 15 G.SAKKUBAI

16 K.M.GANESAN 17 M.MUTHUSAMY 18 R.S.MANAVALAN 19 V.VEERANAN 20 M.VELU 21 A.RAMU 22 K.KARMEGAM 23 A.ARUMUGA NAINAR 24 P.V.NATARAJAN 25 K.RANGASAMY 26 MRS.SUSEELA PONAMANIDEVI 27 S.KAMALVENI 28 M.SOMASUNDARAM 29 S.S.CHANDRA JAYASEELAN 30 J.SOUNDARAM 31 V.SUNDARAMBAL 32 V.V.MUTHUSAMI 33 N.P.SUBASH BOSE 34 K.JESUDASAN 35 K.KESAVA KRISHNAMOORTHY 36 S.RENGANAYAKI 37 G.KAMMAKAL 38 S.UGRASEMAN 39 N.SUBBARAJ 40 V.NAVANEETHA BALAKRISHNAN 41 S.SAROJINI 42 G.ANANDALAKSHMI 43 S.ANNALAKSHMI 44 V.AMARAVATHI 45 M.VEERAMAHESWARAN 46 S.PALANIYANDI 47 M.RAMALINGAM 48 N.THULASIAMMAL 49 V.SARASU 50 K.KALIYAMURTHY 51 A. MANIVEL 52 T. PERUMAL 53 SELVARAJAN 54 M. MUTHUSAMY ... APPELLANTS in WA No.681 of 2014 1 R.KRISHNA REDDY 2 K.KRISHNA UDAYAR 3 D.MURUGESAN 4 K.MUNIRATHINAM 5 P.SUSEELA 6 A.GNANAMBAL 7 P.PADMINI 8 S.SAROJINI 9 P.KESAVAN

10 M.MARY FLORA 11 K.PERIYANAYAGAMARY 12 M.KASTHURI 13 K.ELUMALAI 14 P.PONNUSAMY 15 S.ARUMUGAM 16 S.RAMASAMY 17 S.SHANMUGASUNDARAM 18 N.PAPPAMMAL 19 K.SARATHAMMAL 20 PAPATHI 21 M.PALANIYAPPAN 22 M.MURUGESAN 23 VANI 24 V.VADIVEL 25 SEETHALAKSHMI 26 SORUBASUNDARI 27 P.RAMAIYAH 28 S.SOWNTHARAVALLI 29 S.KANCHANA MALA 30 N.MUTHU 31 S.KANDASAMY 32 D.CHELLATHAI 33 T.AYYAPPAN PILLAI 34 T.ANADAKRISHNAN ACHARI 35 A.MARY GRACIAL 36 H.BALASUBRAMNIA PILLAI 37 B.KUMASWAMI PILLAI RETD. SEC.

38 A.SUBBIAH THEVAR 39 S.MUTHIAH 40 K.NALLAMUTHU PILLAI 41 B.DEIVANAI AMMAL 42 K.BHUTHALINGAM PILLAI 43 A.FATIMA MARY 44 S.PUSHPAM 45 A.JOSEPHIN AMMAL 46 Y.PUSHPAM 47 M.MARY PUSHPAM 48 P.G.ELISIBAI 49 J.ANUSUYABAI 50 P.PANNEERSELVAM ... APPELLANTS in WA No.682 of 2014 1 V.NAINAN 2 S.RASAMANICKAM 3 P.ATHAYI 4 PONNUSAMY 5 A.MANICKAM 6 K. LOGANATHAN 7 FATHIMABEGAM

8 K.SILAKA 9 T.MARIYAARTHAR 10 R.SINKARAVADIVEL 11 R. DURAISAMY 12 G.S.VENKATESAN 13 G.VISHALATCHI 14 EBANESAR PONNUTHAI 15 S. MOHAMED HANIF 16 K.KUMARESAN 17 ARUMUGAM 18 R.VIJAYALAKSHMI 19 S.EDWARD THANGIAH 20 A. JEYASEELI KAMALA 21 V.CHIDAMBARANATHAN 22 P. RADHAKRISHNAN 23 P.NANTHIYAPPAN 24 M.ETHIRAJ 25 M.BALASUBRAMANIAN 26 BKUMARASWAMY 27 C. SUBRAMANYAM RAJU 28 K.NARAYANASAMY 29 A. DHARMALINGAM 30 V.INDIRANI 31 M.KRISHNAN 32 R.SIGAMANI 33 V.VINAYAGAM 34 G.RAJESHWARI 35 L. KRISHNAMURTHY 36 K. VIJAYAKUMARI 37 K.JOTHI 38 A. ARUMUGAM 39 M.ANNAMALAI 40 R.KATHIRVELU 41 A.MAYILVAGANAM 42 J. GNANASIGAMANI 43 A. CHARKARAI 44 T. VAJARAVELU 45 B. NATARAJAN 46 C. NATESAN 47 P. CHINNAPPA RAJ 48 N.SUNDAR 49 R.AROCKIASAMY 50 K.GOVINDARAJULU ... APPELLANTS in WA No.683 of 2014 1 P.SELLAMUTHU 2 C.GNANASEKARAN 3 A.SHANMUGAM 4 N.RAMAKRISHNAN 5 D.RAMALINGAM

6 R.PANDURANGAN 7 H.DHAYALAMOORTHY 8 Y.RANI 9 SANTHAM DEVACHROSAM 10 T.EVANJILIN UNIYAL 11 D.GRACE 12 R.TAHIRUNNISA 13 A.NAWABJAN 14 K.MEHRUNNISHA 15 R.NOORJAHAN 16 AZEEMABI 17 N.JEYARAMAN ... APPELLANTS in WA No.684 of 2014 1 M.GOVINDAN 2 N.VAIYAPURI 3 P.SUSEELA 4 I.THANGAYI 5 SATHAPPAN 6 M.MURUGESAN 7 K.PANNEERSELVAM 8 A.NATARAJAN 9 G.THANMOZHI 10 M.MUNIAPPAN 11 D.GANGADARAN 12 V.SELVARAJ 13 P.MANOHARAN 14 GANDHI.K 15 W.GOPAL 16 LILLYMERY 17 K.SAKUNTHALA 18 S.R.KUPPUSAMY 19 T.VENKATARAMUDU REDDY 20 B.SUBRAMANIYAM REDDY 21 M.P.KRISHNA REDDY 22 G.MUTHAIAH 23 M.SUBRAMANIYAM 24 V.V.NATARAJAN 25 P.K.KRISHNAN 26 V.SUBRAMANIYAM 27 R.PADMANABHAN 28 R.MUTHUKARUPPAN 29 R.PERIYASAMY 30 L.KALIYAPERUMAL 31 T.PERUMAL 32 K.SELVAM ... APPELLANTS in WA No.685 of 2014 1 C.RAJAMMAL 2 S.LAKSHMI 3 G.SRINIVASAN

4 A.SHENBAGAVALLI 5 P.MANI 6 P.RAJAKUMARI 7 K.PONNAMMAL 8 R.DURAISAMY 9 S.SUBBULAKSHMI 10 S.KANIRAJA 11 K.S.KOMATHI 12 V.VIVEKANANDAN 13 R.PERIYASAMY 14 T.PERUMAL 15 KALIYAPERUMAL 16 T.JAYAMARY 17 EARNEST DEVAVARAM 18 MAGAMAYI ... APPELLANTS in WA No.686 of 2014 1 T.ARUMUGAM 2 S.PANDURANGAN 3 A.RAJAKUMARI 4 V.SAMINATHAN 5 M.KANNAN 6 M.RAMAN 7 G.KANNAIYAN 8 R.MARIYAMMAL 9 S.BACKIYAM 10 K.THANGAM 11 S.PERUMAL 12 S.GOVINDASAMY 13 D.MADHAVI 14 K.LAKSHMANAN 15 R.LOGANAYAGI 16 V.K.MANIMARAN 17 P.PONNUSAMY 18 A.MOHAMED ISAK 19 A.GANESAN 20 P.ANBU KANI JUMPERLIN 21 UMAYAN VELAYUTHAM 22 S.PADMANABHAN 23 R.GOVINDARAJ 24 A.JOSEPH RAJAN 25 M.MUTHU MANICKAM 26 M.PITCHAI 27 S.RAGUPATHI 28 R.P.SUGUMARAN 29 A.SUBRAMANIAN 30 R.T.MEENAKSHI 31 N.KASTHURI ... APPELLANTS in WA No.687 of 2014

1 M.PARAMANANDAM 2 K.KALAHASTHI 3 M.NAGESWARI 4 A.V.SANTHANAM 5 K.JOTHI 6 A.MURUGESAN 7 S.PUSHPARATHINAM 8 S.SOLOMON GNANASELAN 9 S.PAUL KIRUBAGARAN 10 D.GEORGE 11 NASEEMA BEGUM 12 A.RASIMABI 13 NOORJAHAN BEGUM 14 N.NATARAJAN 15 A.LILLY SULOCHANA 16 R.SIVARAJ 17 M.JOTHI 18 S.P.MAHALINGAM 19 K.SOMESHWARAN 20 S.RUKMANI 21 K.NAGENTHIRAN 22 G.RAMANI SUGUMARI 23 LALITHABAI 24 K.KOKILA ... APPELLANTS in WA No.688 of 2014 1 R. CHINNASAMY 2 M. KANAGARAJ 3 P.MAILATHAL 4 T. GUNASEKARAN 5 P.DHANDAPANI 6 P.AZHAGAR 7 V.RAMASAMY 8 C.P.RAJALAKSHMI 9 R.RENUGADEVI 10 A.MUMTAJ 11 P.SUBBULAKSHMI 12 A.BATHRAVENI 13 R.NARAYANASAMY 14 S. SOMANATHAN 15 S.PALANISAMY 16 M.BHUVANESHWARI 17 A.ANTONY CHARLY 18 R.M.EASWARAN 19 G.RAJAMMAL 20 P.RAJESHWARI 21 C.R.MAILSAMY 22 C. CHELLAM 23 S.VISALAKSHI 24 P.MAYILATHA

25 R.JAYALAKSHMI 26 K.KRISHNASAMY 27 P.MARKANDAN 28 K.KALIYAMUTHU 29 S.SENGAMALAI 30 A.K.SHANMUGAM 31 S.PADMAVATHI 32 V.MAHAMUNI 33 P.MARY CHRISTINAL 34 P.ANASTHASI 35 D.PAUL DHARMARAJ 36 R.DHARMAN 37 C.BENJAMIN 38 P.ARUMUGAM 39 V.DHANDAPANI 40 V.DURAISAMY 41 S.LAISAL MANONMANI 42 M.PACHAIYAMMAL 43 D.NARENDRAN 64 YRS 44 BACKIYALAKSHMI 45 V.VISHALAKTCHI 64 YRS 46 R.RAJINI 61 YRS 47 P.K.KRISHNAMURTHY 72 YRS 48 D.PURUSHOTHAMAN 69 YRS 49 R.RAMAMOORTHY 84 YRS 50 T.SRINIVASAN 51 P.GOPAL 52 M.KRISHNAMOORTHY 65 YRS 53 S.MUNUSAMY 73 YRS 54 S.KAILASAM 71 YRS 55 S.ELUMALAI 75 YRS 56 G.S.SARASWATHI 73 YRS 57 V.S.SUBBULAKSHMI 72 YRS 58 S.MOHANABAI 70 YRS 59 S.RAJAGOPALAN 75 YRS 60 M.SAMBAMOORTHY 66 YRS 61 MD.JAMILUR RAHMAN 62 M.CHANDRAGOUNDAN 64 YRS 63 G.RAJESHWARI 64 M.PARVATHI 60 YRS 65 D.VARADHARAJ 74 YRS 66 A.BARNABASS 75 YRS 67 S.KUTTI GNANADURAI JAMES 68 R.AMSAVENI 69 K.SADAIYANDI 70 K.SULOCHANA 71 J.KAMALAM 67 YRS 72 V.R.SUNDARAM 73 D.LAKSHMI

74 V.NAGAM 75 A.K.RAMASAMY 71 YRS 76 R.KAMALA 77 P.NAGAMBUJAM ...APPELLANTS IN WA.NO.612/2014 1 K.KEMBU 2 G. SIVAPRAKASAM 3 A. GOVINDASAMY 4 P.ANNAMALAI 5 D. BALAKRISHNAN 6 R.DHANAKODI 7 A. ANNAMALAI 8 V.SUNDAR 9 A.MURUGESAN 10 D.CHENDRA 11 Y.MARIYAMMAL 12 P.K.THANGARAJ 13 JOYASMANI 14 M.K.SUBRAMANIAN 15 A.K.JAGATHAMBAL 16 M.GOVINDAN 17 D. SHANMUGAM 18 S. SARPUDIN 19 P.JINAKUMAR 20 V.KRISHNAMURTHY 21 V.NANDAGOPAL 22 V.MARY 23 A.VEERASAMY 24 M.P.RAJARATHNAM 25 A.PARVATHY 26 S.LAKSHMI 27 B.SANKARAN 28 S.MANI 29 S.ROSELIN EMARALD 30 A.MATILDA 31 A.EDITH ABISHA 32 V.GANAPATHY 33 J.AMBROSE 34 K.ARUNACHALAM 35 A.GNANASEKARAN 36 A.PANDI 37 G.REBEKKA SUSILA DEVI 38 G.SANTHAKUMARI 39 S.SUBRAMANIAN 40 K.MANI 41 R.KUPPUSAMY 42 V.ELUMALAI 43 A.THAMARAIPUSHPAM 44 S.GRACE GNANASUNDARAI

45 S.JOTHIBAI 46 G.N.VASANTHAKUMARI 47 S.KALAISELVI 48 J.JACINTHA 49 S.PUSHPARAJ 50 M.ABDUL JAFFAR 51 K.RAMASAMY 70 YEARS 52 K.SUGUMARAN 68 YRS 53 A.CAROLIN 63 YRS 54 NALLAMMAL 55 P.K.GANESAN ... APPELLANTS in WA No.613 of 2014 1 N.L.RAJAGOPAL 2 C. RAMAKRISHNAN 3 AMSABAI 4 T.A.DHANAKEERTHI 5 K.VASUDEVAN 6 G.JINATHATHAN 7 C. JAYAVELU 8 R.VETHANAYAGAM 9 C.SANTHANAM 10 N.VILVARAYAR 11 N.KALIYAN 12 S. BALASUBRAMANIAM 13 N.SUBRAMANIAN 14 A. SAKUNTHALA 15 N.JEYAMANI 16 K.SUSEELA 17 K.K.CHANDRAPRABHA 18 K.R.RAMASAMY 19 A.SUNDARARAJ 20 K.SIGAMANI 21 K.MEENAKSHI 22 R.VADIVEL 23 S.SAMPATH 24 D.PERUMAL 25 P.RADHA 26 K.S.JEREENA 27 A.RAJAMBAL 28 S.ANTHONIYAMMAL 29 G.SAKKUBAI 30 J.SWETHA BEGUM ...APPELLANTS IN WA.NO.614/2014 1 K.SUSEELA RETD.SEC.GRADE 2 M.SUSHEELA 3 V.VIJAYALAKSHMI RETD.PHY.EDU 4 V.NIRMALA 5 K.CLARA RETD.SEC.GRADE 6 S.MARIYATHANGAM

7 S.MARIYAMMAN 8 C.DAKSHINAMURTHY RETD WARDEN 9 K.L.MD.MUSTAFA 10 E.MANICKAVELU 11 K.CHANDRA 12 R.VADVEL 13 G.MALLIKA RETD SPECIAL 14 V.JANAKIRAMAN 15 B.K.SOMASUNDARAM 16 M.RAJENDRAN 17 P.MANOHARAN 18 K.MUTHUSAMY 19 J.BEULA SANTHINI 20 C.LILLY MARY ...APPELLANTS in WA No.615 of 2014 1 M.SUBRAMANIAN 2 E.MANICKAVELU 3 A.MARAGATHAM 4 S.SHANMUGASUNDARAM 5 S.CLARA 6 R.MANICKAM 7 S.ARJUNAN 8 M.VEERASAMY 9 N.DASS 10 A.RAMAKRISHNAN 11 S.VANASUNDARI 12 G.SARASWATHI 13 T.PAPPY CHANDROTHAYAM 14 A.SOOSANNAL 15 R.DEVARAJU 16 S.CHICKAN 17 TMT.T.RAJAMANI 18 A.DAVID 19 M.VEERAKUMARI 20 G.SAKKUBAI 21 C.SANTHA 22 S.VASANTHAL 23 S.GOVINDASAMY 24 S.DEVARAJU 25 T.SHANTHA 26 P.DHANALAKSHMI 27 S.DURAIRAJ 28 G.SUNDARARAJU 29 C.NARAYANAN 30 O.MALLAN 31 S.RAMANI ... APPELLANTS in WA No.616 of 2014 1 S.PALANISAMI 2 A.CHINNASAMI

3 D.RAJAMANI 4 R.RAJATHI 5 D.CHANDRASEKARAN 6 P.BHAGUNI 7 K.JAYAMMAL 8 N.ANGAPPAN 9 P.RAMAIAH 10 A.SARASWATHI 11 R.NATARAJAN 12 M.KANDASAMY 13 N.PERIYANNAN 14 R.GOPAL 15 V.ARUNACHALAM 16 T.DHANALAKSHMI 17 S.SUBRAMANIAN 18 P.BABY SAROJA 19 H.ABDUL ALIM 20 R.RAJAMANICKAM 21 R.BALASUBRAMANIAN 22 A.R.GOVINDASAMY 23 A.VASANTHA 24 M.RAJAM 25 S.R.KUPPURATHINAM 26 V.LAKSHMIKANTHAN 27 M.SUGUNA 28 V.THANGAVELU 29 V.ATHILAKSHMI 30 V.VIRUDHAMBAL 31 M.SUBRAMANIAN 32 M.VASANTHA 33 R.GOVINDARASU 34 V.SAMBATH 35 M.VATHSALA 36 S.ABDUL AZEES 37 R.GANDHIMATHI 38 S.DURAISAMY 39 R.SIVABAKKIAM 40 P.RAJAMBAL 41 K.GOVINDASAMY 42 T.P.PERIYASAMY 43 P.CHINNASAMY 44 T.P.PERUMAL 45 S.UMAPATHY 46 R.KRISHNAMOORTHY 47 R.SAMINATHAN 48 P.POOMALAI 49 S.SEERANGA GOUNDER 50 M.P.PALANIYAPPAN 51 A.MANI

52 S.PALANISAMY 53 S.PUSHPA 54 R.PERIYANNAN 55 P.RAMASAMY 56 KUPPIRUSA GOUNDER 57 L.KUMARESAN 58 C.ANGAMMAL 59 M.MATHIYALAGAN 60 A.PERIYASAMI 61 P.JEGANATHAN 62 E.KAILASANATHAN 63 C.NATESAN 64 V.C.BAGIAM 65 P.VADIVELU 66 K.PERUMAL ...APPELLANTS IN W.A.617 OF 2014 1 I.PALANIYAMMAL 2 N.KRISHNASAMY 3 M.MERY 4 PL.MEENAKSHI 5 A.EMDAROSE 6 P.SEENIVASAGAM 7 D.ESTHER VIVEKAMANI 8 P.KANNAMMAL 9 S.S.SARASWATHY 10 G.ALAGARSAMY 11 S.VENKATASAMY 12 R.RANGAMMAL 13 TAMILMANI.M 14 P.RAMU 15 R.VELLANAI PANDIAN 16 P.SELVARAJ 17 V.ALAGARSAMY 18 P.JULIET 19 MANORANJINI R 20 P.THIAGARAJAN 21 K.MARIYAPPAN 22 REGINAL .M 23 K.PONNUMUTHU 24 M.SULTAN SYED IBRAHIM 25 M.POOMANI 26 C.PAUL NAVARAJ 27 M.V.ROSEMARY PUSHPAM 28 ALAGARSAMY K 29 V.JAMS 30 S.MASI 31 ARUNACHALAM S 32 V.GUNASEELAN 33 DEVAKIRUBAI MANORANJITHAM

34 A.GOMATHI 35 A.RUBAVATHI JESSLE 36 D.JULIET GNANASIRONMANI 37 I.SELVARAJ 38 T.SAMUEL 39 J.EMILY HELEN 40 S.DURAIRAJ 41 T.THANGATHAI VANAJA 42 R.DAISY ANNIE PENNINAL 43 R.WILFRED 44 K.PRAMUAMMAL 45 M.THAVASIMUTHU 46 V.SUNDARAJAN 47 V.SANKARANARAYANAN 48 A.GANAPATHY 49 A.SAROJINI 50 N.ALWARSAMY 51 V.MARIMUTHU 52 R.S.ALAGARSAMY 53 N.SHENPAGAPUSHPAM 54 J.GNANARAJ SAMUEL 55 D.NIMROTH 56 C.WELLINGTON 57 I.GNANASEKARAN 58 C.CHRISTHUDHAS 59 D.ALBERT DEVA NAYAGAM 60 P.SAROJA PUSHPARANI ... APPELLANTS in WA No.618 of 2014 1 K.MULLAIVANAN 2 C.RAMASAMY 3 D.MANI 4 MANORANJITHAM 5 M.PANNEERSELVAM 6 R.S.PUNITHA 7 S.P.THAVAMANI 8 P.SAGUNTHALA 9 J.A.RAMANI 10 D.SAGUNTHALA 11 N.ARUNA 12 K.SHANMUGAM 13 D.SELVAMANI 14 M.MANI 15 R.LATHA PENSIONER 16 V.VIJAYALAKSHMI 17 S.ALGARSAMY 18 G.JANARTHANAM 19 K.KRISHNAMURTHY 20 R.DURAISAMY

21 T.S.THIRUNAVUKARASU 22 V.THIRUGNANAM 23 V.P.SUBRAMANIAN 24 S.N.JAYARAMAN 25 V.PADMINI 26 S.CHELLAMMAL 27 K.KANAGAM 28 S.BAKIALAKSHMI 29 S.VASANTHA 30 M.S.KARUPPIAH 31 A.KOMALAVALLI 32 L.KAMALA 33 M.CATHERINE REMEJIA 34 R.RAJA 35 B.GOVINDAN 36 R.SWAMINATHAN 37 S.DEVANBY 38 S.PARTHASARATHI 39 V.SURIYANARAYAN 40 J.RUKMANI 41 K.SENTHAMARAI 42 S.JAYARAMAN 43 A.PANDY 44 KUZHATHAIVEL 45 A.V.SELVAMANI 46 PARPARA 47 D.RADHA 48 P.ROJA 49 M.CHALLAMMAL 50 G.SIMON HARISON 51 A.MARIAMAL 52 M.MUTHAMMAL 53 V.PARVATHIAMMAL 54 N.MARIA MAHESWARI 55 P.SOOSAI MANICKAM 56 ABHARANAM.Y 57 P.G.ELISIDABAI 58 M.MARY PUSHPAM 59 Y.PUSHPAM 60 P.SUBRAMANIAN 61 VIJAYALAKSHMI ... APPELLANTS in WA.619/2014 1 S.SHYAMALA 2 M.C.MANOHARAN 3 R.VEDAVALLI 4 A.THIYAGARAJAN 5 V.BAJLUR RAHMAN 6 S.ANDAL 7 P.K.ANWAR BASHA

8 G.SEKARAN 9 C.APPAKILI 10 B.ANNAMALAI 11 K.POONUSAMI 12 M.H.MOHAMED FARUQ 13 K.KALA 14 S.LENIN 15 D.GANGADHARAN 16 V.SELVARAJ 17 G.TAMILSELVAN 18 V.THENMOZHI 19 A.NATARAJAN 20 M.MUNIYAPPAN 21 R.RAJA 22 K.SIVALINGAM 23 P.NALLATHAMBI 24 N.DHANALAKSHMI 25 K.VENKATACHALAM 26 C.SARASWATHY 27 V.K.PALANISAMI 28 N.RUKMANI 29 L.RAJESWARI 30 N.SENBAGAVALLI 31 NATARAJAN 32 L.ELUMALAI 33 CHENGALVARAYAN 34 T.R.DURAIYAPPA 35 D.GOVINDARAJU 36 M.NAVANEETHAM 37 A.M.BABY 38 D.SENTHIMURUGAN 39 RAMAKRISHNAN 40 W.RUCKSINGH DANIEL 41 M.KANDASAMY ... APPELLANTS in WA No.620 of 2014 1 S.VENKATAMMAL ...

2 K.K.SALESWARAN 3 K.R.SIVASUBRAMANIAN 4 S.P.SUBRAMANIAN 5 J.KALAIVANI 6 C.VENKATESAN 7 I.THANGAYAI 8 R.VASUDEVAN 9 S.KESAVAN 10 K.THANGAMMAL 11 A.RATHINAM 12 J.MEENAKSHI 13 P.SUSEELA 14 P.PATHIVATHIAMMAL

15 M.MANI 16 M.SULTAN BATCHA 17 V.RAMAN 18 V.S.JAGANATHAN 19 V.THANGASAMY ... APPELLANTS IN WA.621/2015 1 RETIRED OFFICIALS ASSOCIATION (REG. NO. 126/99) REPRESENTED BY ITS STATE GENERAL SECRETARY MUTHUKALATHY STREET TRIPLICANE CHENNAI - 600 005.... APPELLANTS in WA No.959 of 2014 1 E.MARI 2 E.NATARAJAN ... APPELLANTS in WA No.1058 of 2014 1 A.RAJAKUMARI 2 S.SANTHA ... APPELLANTS in WA No.1217 of 2014 1 P.MUTHUSAMY 2 PAPPAMMAL ... PETITIONER in WP No.6489 of 2014 1 R.CHANDRASEKARAN 2 N.KUMAR 3 B.GUNASEKARI 4 E.MARY KARPAGAVALLI 5 G.MAYAKANNAN 6 N.JANAKI 7 N.LALITHA 8 K.PRABAVATHY 9 C.KAMALAM 10 P.C.GANESAMURTHY ... PETITIONER in WP No.8497 of 2014 T.CHARLES ROBINSON ... PETITIONER in WP No.21566 of 2012 ANTONY MARIA RAJ ... PETITIONER in WP No.21567 of 2012. M.KATHIRESAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.21568 of 2012 K.SHANMUGAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.34554 of 2012 RETIRED OFFICIALS ASSOCIATION (REG.No.126/99) REP.BY ITS STATE GENERAL SECRETARY MUTHUKALATHY STREET TRIPLICANE CHENNAI-5 ... PETITIONER in WP No.21928 of 2013 1 K.THANAMANI 2 S.S. MATHIAZHAGI 3 JABALAKSHMI 4 G. LILLY

5 S. KANCHANAMALA 6 A. MUTHIYA ASARI 7 N.PAULIAH 8 M.JAYAKUMARAN 9 S.RAMACHANDRAN ... PETITIONERS in WP No.24479 of 2013 V.CHANDRASEKARAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.25181 of 2013 S.MANOHARAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.26470 of 2013 U.SRINIVASAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.26471 of 2013 V.RAJAMANI .... PETITIONER in WP No.26472 of 2013 1 A.S.MUMTAJ 2 TMT.M.CHITRAMUKI 3 V.R.LAKSHMANAN 4 V.RAJENDRAN 5 R.SUBBIAN 6 M.RUTH BABY 7 V.M.RATHINAVELU 8 B.REGINA D/O.BERNARD 9 A.ANTONY JEYARAJ 10 VASANTHA VINCENT ... PETITIONERS in WP No.26829 of 2013 M.SARASWATHI ... PETITIONER in WP No.26944 of 2013 N.GOPI ... PETITIONER in WP No.26945 of 2013 1 P.MEENAMBIGAI 2 CHANDRA JEBAVARAM 3 B.GOMATHY 4 T.SARADHA 5 R.SAROJAMMAL 6 R.VELAMMAL 7 C.CHINNASAMY 8 NITHILA RAJ 9 M.SUBBULAKSHMI 10 S.MEENAKSHI 11 R.THANDAVAN 12 A.P.SUBAS BOSE 13 M.RENJITHAM 14 M.MEENAKSHI SUNDARAM 15 A. NAINAR 16 M.SUBBIAH 17 AHAMED MEERA NACHI 18 V.RAJAREEGAM 19 M.MEENAKSHI SUNDARAM 20 GNANATHEEBAM MANORAH 21 N.SUSEELA DEVI 22 GLORY KARUNYA RUBAVATHY 23 JEBAKKANI JOSHUA

24 A. SELVARAJ 25 RABINDRAN JEBARAJ THOMAS 26 D.VANAJA 27 RETHNAKUMARI EBENEZER ... PETITIONERS in WP No.27115 of 2013 1 M.VIJALATCHMI 2 CHRISTINA ISSABELLA 3 M. FATIMA MARY 4 W. ALFRED JEYASING 5 J. AMALORPAVAM 6 SIRIA PUSPAM RITA 7 S.P. MOGANAVATHI 8 M.LILLY PUSHPAM 9 R. FATHIMA VICTORIA 10 I. LILLY MARGRET 11 H. HELEN REETHA 12 L.POPPY 13 J. MARIA ROSE 14 D.ANANDARAJ 15 M.JULIE 16 G.SAROJINI 17 WILLIAM MANGALA DOASS 18 I. IRUDHAYA MARY 19 E.EDINA JOYCE 20 R. MOTCHA MARY 21 N.NANDHI 22 D.RAGUBATHI ... PETITIONERS IN WP.27219/2013 1 R.DEVARAJ 2 K.PARAMASIVAN 3 R.SHANTHA 4 P.NAINAR 5 S.VENKATESH 6 R.THILAGAVATHI 7 S.VALLINAYAKI 8 M.K.SARASWATHI 9 R.K.SHANMUGAM 10 K.R.INDRA MANI 11 R.KUPPULINGAM 12 P.RUKMANI 13 S.MYILSAMI 14 C.S.PALANISWAMY 15 S.JOTHIMANI 16 K.MARIMUTHAMMAL 17 K.SAROJA 18 K.B.LAKSHMI 19 S.M.LINGAM 20 R.LAZAR ... PETITIONERS in WP No.28094 of 2013

1 C.SUSEELA 2 G.GANESAN 3 RATHNA MARY APPOLLONIA 4 J.MARRY HELAN 5 K.SUSHILA BAI 6 D.PHILIP ROXAN 7 PHILOMENA DANIEL ... PETITIONERS in WP No.28137 of 2013 1 K.NATARAJAN 2 P.PALANISAMY 3 M.K.SHANMUGAM 4 M.E.ANGAPPAN 5 T.SAMUEL 6 G.THIRUGNANA SAMBANDAM 7 P.RAJAMANICKAM 8 B.T.RAMASAMY 9 S.ARULDOSS 10 P.PETER JOHN ... PETITIONERS in WP No.28179 of 2013 S.GOVINDARAJ ... PETITIONER in WP No.30952 of 2013 K.VALLIAMMAL ... PETITIONER in WP No.30953 of 2013 1 G.MURUGAIYAN 2 S.SARASWATHY 3 K.DEVARAJU 4 P.D.BASKAR 5 M.RENUKA 6 G.RATHINAPOO 7 S.ALLIMUTHU 8 R.VIJAYAKUMAR 9 D.AMALA PRASAD 10 N.KAMALAMBAL 11 V.S.SELLATHAI 12 S.KULANDAIVELU 13 M.RITA ... PETITIONERS IN WP 28179 OF 2013 1 S.MURARI SELVARAJU 2 M.LIAQUAT ALI 3 N.VASANTHA 4 A.KOOTHAN 5 A.SHANMUGHAM 6 C.MARUTHAIYAN 7 A.ARUNACHALAM 8 A.SAHAYAMARY 9 AMAL RAJ 10 S.THANGAMALAI 11 R.THIYAGARAJAN 12 E.GANESAN

13 P.MUTHUSAMY 14 P.HAJAMOHIDEEN 15 D.GOVINDARAJ 16 P.MUTHUKRISHNAN 17 S.CHITHIRAVELU 18 R.NATARJAN 19 G.THULASI 20 R.S. SANKAR 21 P.MANI 22 S.ELAAINI LALITHABAI 23 K.KULANDAIYAN 24 V.BALASUBRAMANIAN 25 P.M.SUBRAMANIYAN 26 K.VEERAMANI 27 K.GNANAMBAL 28 R.THIRUNAVUKKARASU ... PETITIONERS in WP No.33316 of 2013 1 V.AMBIKA 2 A.MANI 3 S.RAMALINGAM 4 C.POOMANICKAM 5 M.KANDASAMI 6 V.VELU ... PETITIONERS in WP No.33443 of 2013 A.THAMIZHMANI ... PETITIONER in WP No.232 of 2014 N.THIRUVANAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.1701 of 2014 1 R.KANNAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.2292 of 2014 2 S.VAIKUNDAPERUMAL 3 C.MASILAMANI 4 T.ERRA GOUNDER 5 PKC.CHENNAKESAVAN 6 J.DEVARAYAN 7 M.BALASUBRAMANIAN 8 A.SABANATESAN 9 S.SETHU 10 S.MANIMARAN 11 K.ARAVAN ... PETITIONERS in WP No.1701 of 2014 K.ANNAPOORNAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.2984 of 2014 V.CHANDRA ... PETITIONER in WP No.3326 of 2014 V.GOVINDASAMY ... PETITIONER in WP No.3351 of 2014 L.P.BALAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.3427 of 2014 1 T.M.MOTCHAPATHY 2 D.PERUMAL 3 M.NAGARATHINAM 4 K.BAKIYALAKSHMI 5 D.MARY SWARUPARANI

6 K.SARAVANABHAVAN 7 G.SARATHA 8 K.KOTTIGAN 9 A. GANESAN 10 S.GANDHIMATHI 11 G.PUSHPAVATHI 12 G.VELANTHI (FAMILY 13 B.PUSHPAGANDHI 14 K.RAMASUNDARAM 15 R.SADAIYANDI ... PETITIONERS in WP No.3669 of 2014 1 C.BASKARAN 2 N.G.NEELA 3 S.TAMILARASI 4 R.MALARKODI 5 V.GOWRI 6 T.VELAYUTHAM 7 R.ANNAPURANI 8 BHARATHIDASAN 9 K.DHANASEKARAN 10 R.MUKHTAR AHMED 11 C.MATHIVANAN ... PETITIONERS in WP No.3724 of 2014 PAPPAMMAL ... PETITIONER in WP No.3804 of 2014 N.BALAKRISHNAN .. PETITIONER in WP No.4047 of 2014 N.RAJU ... PETITIONER in WP No.4864 of 2014 1 K.DHANAKODI 2 G.KRISHNAN 3 D.CHANDRA BAI 4 S.PADMAVATHY 5 K.VIJAYALAKSHMIM 6 K.SUDANDRAVENI 7 M.CHINNARAJU 8 C.KAVERI 9 S.MARAPPA 10 R.VASANTHA 11 G.PADMAVATHY 12 C.JOTHEESWARI 13 R.GUNASUNDARI 14 L.S.RAMANAN 15 A.K.ARUNAGIRI 16 P.MURUGESAN ... PETITIONERS IN WP.4836/14 K.RAMAKRISHNAMA RAJU ... PETITIONER in WP No.5096 of 2014 S.SHANMUGAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.5097 of 2014 1 K.RATHINAM 2 G.RAJESHWARI ANJALA

3 G.PREMA LEELA 4 A.LAKSHMI 5 N.LAKSHMI DEVI 6 M.SEKARAN 7 A. SAMINATHAN 8 P.ESAK ... PETITIONERS in WP No.5193 of 2014 1 G.VASUDEVAN 2 T.C.SAROJA 3 H.DHANALAKSHMI 4 T. DEVAKI 5 G.PRABHAKARA REDDY 6 A. PERIASAMY 7 A.BAKKIAM 8 D.POONGAVANAM 9 PACHAMMA 10 P.KARIAN 11 S.K.MALLIAH 12 R.KASTHURI 13 H.RAJAPPA 14 P.AROKIA MARY 15 G. THILAGAVATHY 16 P. KAMALA SELVI ... PETITIONERS in WP No.5194 of 2014 1 SRIRAMUDU 2 X.JOSEPHIN MARY 3 V.AMALORPAVAM 4 R.ANNAMMAL 5 C.SARASWATHY 6 S.SUSAI MARY 7 PUSHPA MARY 8 V.RUBY PADMINI ISABELLA 9 A.AMALORPAVAM 10 V.RAJAMANI 11 A.ROSE 12 SR. PRAGASA MARY 13 G.JAYAPAL 14 G.JEEVAN PRASAD ... PETITIONERS in WP No.5195 of 2014 1 V.SRIPATHARAJAN 2 B. MOHANAMMA 3 G.VANITHA 4 N.K.RAMASAMY 5 S.SUNDARARAJAN 6 C.PERIANNAN 7 R. NAGAMANI BAI 8 P.VANAJA 9 T.NAGARAJAN 10 A.JAGANATHAN

11 K.JEYAMMA 12 T.MUNISAMY 13 A.V.RAJAGOPAL ... PETITIONERS in WP No.5196 of 2014 1 R.GOVINDARAJULU NAIDU 2 R.ANUSUYA 3 D.NAGARAJAN 4 B.SUNDARESAN 5 P.RAJAGOPAL 6 A.M.BAGYALAKSHMI 7 K.LAKSHMI NARASAMMA 8 P.MANICKAM 9 A.MURUGESAN 10 D.N.SAVITHRI 11 T.CHINNARAJ ... PETITIONERS in WP No.5197 of 2014 1 C.V.RACKIAPPAN 2 P.S.ROTHA SAMUEL 3 M.JANAGI 4 S.SAMUEL 5 G.N.JAGANNATHAN 6 T.JAYALAKSHMI 7 P.MARY 8 J.DHIRAVIYAKHANI SOUNDARA BAI 9 SEETHAI 10 T.V.SAROJA 11 M.R.JOHN ALAGESAN 12 T.PARVATHI 13 A.FATHIMA MARY ... PETITIONERS in WP No.6154 of 2014 NEELAVENI ... PETITIONER in WP No.6217 of 2014 1 G.SUGUNA 2 N. PUSHPAMANI 3 T.P.SUBRAMANIAM 4 P.KRISHNAN 5 M.RAJAKANTHAM 6 M.SUSHEELA 7 P.A.SUBRAMANIAN 8 V.ANGAMUTHU 9 V.P.SARASWATHI 10 PREMA DARLING.S.

11 N.MARUTHACHALAMOORTHY 12 S.KALAVATHI 13 P.KANNAIAN 14 S.KANAGAMANI 15 K.DHARMALINGAM 16 LELAVATHI 17 K.CHELLAMUTHU

18 K.KUTHALINGAM 19 R.ARUMUGAM . PETITIONERS in WP No.9468 of 2014 V.KATHIRVEL ... PETITIONER in WP No.6457 of 2014 P.PONNAMMAL ... PETITIONER in WP No.7521 of 2014 A.PADMAVATHY ... PETITIONER in WP No.9809 of 2014 P.SIVALAKSHMI ... PETITIONER in WP No.9810 of 2014 G.RANJITHAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.9811 of 2014 K.NAGAVENI ... PETITIONER in WP No.9812 of 2014 V.NESAMANI ... PETITIONER in WP No.9813 of 2014 K.PARVATHA RANI ... PETITIONER in WP No.9814 of 2014 N.SARASWATHI ... PETITIONER in WP No.9815 of 2014 A.KRISHNAMMAL ... PETITIONER in WP No.9816 of 2014 M.SUBITHA BAI ... PETITIONER in WP No.9817 of 2014 M.ISMATH ... PETITIONER in WP No.10030 of 2014 T. GOPAL ... PETITIONER in WP No.10533 of 2014 D.CHANDRAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.10723 of 2014 R.VAJRA VELU ... PETITIONER in WP No.10724 of 2014 V.R.VIJAYARANGAN ...

PETITIONER in WP No.10725 of 2014 P.K.EKAMBARAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.10726 of 2014 MOHAMMAD HUSSAIN ... PETITIONER in WP No.10727 of 2014 A. MOHAMMED GANI ... PETITIONER in WP No.10728 of 2014 E.MADHAVAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.10729 of 2014 C. DURAIKANNU ... PETITIONER in WP No.10785 of 2014 V. ANDICHAMY ... PETITIONER in WP No.10786 of 2014 R.GURUSAMY ... PETITIONER in WP No.10787 of 2014 1 P.VENKATACHALAM 2 P.BAGYAM SECONDARY ASSISTANT 3 S.S.SHANMUGAVEL SECONDARY 4 S.ANTHONIMUTHU SECONDARY 5 R.PREMAVATHI SECONDARY 6 K.KUPPUSWAMY PHYSICAL 7 T.PALANISWAMI PHYSICAL 8 C.PHILIP VEDAMANICKAM ... PETITIONERS in WP No.10822 of 2014 1 S.THIAGARAJAN 2 R.DHADAPANI 3 V.MARIYAMMAL 4 C.PHILIP 5 T.A.MARKABUNDU 6 P.VIJAYALAKSHMI 7 A.VIJAYALAKSHMI 8 D.DEVA AASHIRVADAM 9 J.JEYABAI 10 M.THIRUVENKADAM 11 R.KUMARESAN 12 S.

13 P.PACKIAMONY 14 A.SRINIVASAN ... PETITIONERS in WP No.10985 of 2014 1 P.SUBRAMANIAM NAIDU 2 S.NARASIMHAN 3 R.PADMAVATHY 4 HELEN DEVARATHINAM 5 SALOMI SANTHA SORUPI 6 K. BAKTHAVACHALAM 7 R.SEETHALAKSHMI 8 K.KASTHOORI 9 S.K.MALLEESWARI 10 N.JAYANTHI 11 J.AGALYABAI 12 T.S.VIJAYALAKSHMI 13 I.MEERABAI 14 S.VELATHITHAN 15 A.MUTHU 16 S.THANGAPU 17 S.THIRUGNANAM 18 T.K.NARAYASAWAMY 19 S.JAYAKUMAR 20 H.KAMALA 21 V.S.RUKUMAI 22 S.GOVINDARAJULU 23 K.PANKAJAM 24 S.SRIPATHI NAIDU 25 T.GANGESWARI 26 SUGIRTHA 27 S.RAGHURAMAN 28 I.SELVARAJ 29 E.MURUGAN 30 S.MALLIKA 31 R.HALASYANATHAN 32 T.SHANMUGA REDDY 33 A.MOHAN 34 K.RASU 35 V.EKAMBARAM 36 M.ANBALAGAN 37 R.ARUJUNAN 38 A.MYMOONBI 39 K.NATARAJAN 40 D.SUNDARAM 41 V.PREMA 42 G.SARASWATHY 43 V.VIJAYARAGHAVAN 44 R.SAROJINI 45 N.PADMAVATHI

46 B.GNANAM 47 N.SANTHAKUMARI 48 K.ANNAPOORANI 49 R.SADANANDAM 50 L.THIRUPPUGAL 51 A.RAMASAMI 52 S.JAYAM VINCENT 53 P.SESHAIAH 54 M.NARAYANA REDDY 55 K.JAYARAMACHETTY 56 A.VINAYAGAM 57 E.SARASWATHY 58 M.SHANMUGAM 59 TMT.D.JEBAKANI 60 V.LAKSHMI 61 V.LALITHA 62 V.BALASUNDARAM 63 B.SRINIVASAN 64 J.BARNABAS VINCENT 65 M.KRISHNAMURTHY 66 J.MANNAMMAL 67 V.GEETHA 68 R.NEELAKANDAN 69 T.ALAGAPPAN 70 K.RATHINARAJ NELSON 71 K.RAJAPANDIYAN 72 R.AZHAGU 73 R.DHANAPALRAJ 74 R.SELVAPATHI 75 N.NARAYANAN 76 M.PRABHAVATHY 77 T.THIRUMALAIVEL 78 Y.C.GLORIA KALA 79 P.S. SESHATHRI 80 P.VENKATANARASIMMARAJU 81 M.JAYARAMAN 82 R.ASOKAN 83 P.KANNIYAPPAN ... PETITIONERS IN W.P.NO.11000 OF 2014.

1 R.ARUMUGAM 2 N.P.NAGAMALAI 3 P.CHIDAMBARAM 4 P.ATHAYEE 5 P.KANJAMALAI 6 S.SAKUNTHALA 7 K.SENGOTAIYAN 8 T.V.BALASUBRAMANIAN 9 R.SAROJA 10 S.MURUGESAN

11 M.KANDASAMY 12 K.KALIMUTHU 13 K.KALYANI FAMILY PENSIONER 14 R.D.VIJIYA 15 K.PALANIYAPPAN 16 A.KAILASAN 17 K.MUTHUSAMY 18 K.INDIRANI 19 A.RAJU 20 M.PALANIYAPPAN 21 V.M.PERIYASAMY 22 M.SOUNDIRAM 23 P.REVATHI 24 V.BALAMANI ... PETITIONERS in WP No.11001 of 2014 1 N.BALASUBRAMANIAN 2 P.MAHALAKSHMI 3 K.P.MUNUSAMY 4 P.RANGANATHAN 5 T.SANKARAN 6 VEDANAYAGI 7 C.JANAKI 8 M.CHINNARAJU 9 R.KOKILA 10 A.JAGADEESAN 11 R.PERUMAL 12 R.SAROJA 13 R.P.MANIMEGALAI 14 P.CHANDRA 15 D.V.MANIMEGALAI 16 P.R.RAJARAJAN 17 M.MANI 18 K.SANTHANALAKSHMI 19 B.SENNIVEERAN 20 S.P.ANGAMUTHU 21 K.RANGASAMY 22 S.RAJENDRAN 23 B.RANGANATHAN 24 D.PALANI 25 M.KAMALA 26 R.PHILOMINA 27 A.THERASAMMAL 28 C.RITHAMMAL 29 R.RAJA 30 S.ANTONY 31 A.JOSEPHIN MARY MATTILDA 32 S.FATHIMA 33 A.ALPHONSA 34 I.LOURDU MARY

35 M.DEIVANAI 36 P.JAYAPRAKASAM 37 A.MARIADOSS 38 L.AROKIYASAMY 39 M.SHANMUGAM 40 S.A.LOURDUMARY 41 A.V.ETHIRAJULU 42 R.CHANDRASEKARAN 43 K.ARULMOZHI 44 G.T.MUNIRAJ 45 M.PULLAR 46 P.BHAGUNI 47 C.JAYARAMAN 48 G.VENKATAPPA 49 B.BETTAPPA 50 G.SAKUNTHALA 51 VIJAYAMMA 52 S.JAGADEESAN 53 M.B.MANGALA GOWRAMMA 54 KANAKAMMA 55 I.J.ARULANANDAM 56 K.HEPZIBAH PONNUTHAI 57 C.KRISHNAPPA 58 M.VENKATAPPA 59 R.SYED ARIF ULLA 60 N.NAGESHA CHARY 61 N.M.RAMACHANDRACHETTY 62 S.K.RAJAGOPALAN 63 C.HANUMANTHAPPA 64 M.RATHANAMMA 65 G.JAYA 66 V.LAKSHMIPATHI 67 A.ALEXANDER 68 C.CHINNASAMY 69 E.LAKSHMIKANTHAM 70 A.GUNASEELAN 71 S.SULOCHANA ....PETITIONERS IN WP.NO.11002 OF 2014.

1 T.GNANAPUSHPAM 2 VANAJA PERI 3 V.PITCHUMANI 4 S.V.VEERASWARAN 5 S.M.S.MOHAMED ALI 6 R.BRINDAVANAM 7 S.DURAIRAJ 8 S.THULASIRAM 9 JESINTHA DHANAPAL 10 A.JOHN PETER 11 S.BABU MANOHARAN

12 A.DHANDAPANI 13 P.ANNAKILI 14 M.BALAKRISHNAN 15 A.DHANDAPANI 16 K.MANI 17 J.LILLYKAMALAM 18 S.GANESAN 19 R.VIJAYALAKSHMI 20 A.SIVAKUMAR 21 C.EBINEZAR 22 D.MARY HELEN SUGANTHY 23 S.K.RAMASAMY 24 N.SUDARSANA DEVI 25 A.LEELI PUSHPAM 26 K.VIJAYAL 27 S.RAJALAKSHMI 28 S.SANTHA 29 S.SIVALINGAM 30 A.MARY JOSEPHINE 31 A.KANTHAMMAL 32 G.THANGAMMA 33 V.JAYAPALAN 34 M.SAVADAMUTHU 35 K.DHANDAPANI 36 P.MARIYAMMAL 37 V.KANDASAMY 38 M.SHANMUGASUNDARAM 39 A.VIJAYA 40 S.DHARMARAJ ... PETITIONERS in WP No.11003 of 2014 S.PANNEERSELVAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.11086 of 2014 P.CHOCKALINGAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.11087 of 2014 R.GOVINDARAJU ... PETITIONER in WP No.11088 of 2014 P.RENGASAMY ... PETITIONER in WP No.11089 of 2014 M.ALBERT ... PETITIONER in WP No.11090 of 2014 N.THIRUGNANA SAMBANDAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.11091 of 2014 P.PALANIYANDI ...

PETITIONER in WP No.11092 of 2014 T.BALASUBRAMANIAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.11093 of 2014 1 K.M.JAYARAMAN 2 G.JEEVAMBAL 3 V.SAMPATH 4 L.VAIDYALINGAM PHYSICAL 5 D.MAHALINGAM 6 M.PONNURANGAM 7 A.MANGAYARKKARASI 8 E.EZHILARAZHI 9 S.NAMASIVAYAM 10 D.SIVARAJAN 11 B.

12 A.JANAKIRAMAN 13 V.KRISHNAN 14 R.MARAGATHAM 15 R.VEDI 16 H.GAFFARKHAN 17 MRS. P.LATHARANI 18 R.MANI 19 C.LILY 20 P.CHANDRA ... PETITIONERS in WP No.11146 of 2014 1 M. SADHACHARAN 2 P.J.ABDULGHAFFORE 3 W. VASANTHA 4 A. RANI 5 S. MUNISAMY 6 R.PUSHPA 7 K. RAMACHANDRAN 8 K.DHANANJAYAN 9 G. RAMALINGAM 10 K. SHANMUGA SUNDARAM 11 V.THULASI ... PETITIONERS in WP No.11149 of 2014 1 P.V.ELIZABETH 2 N. SIVABAKKIAM 3 ADHILAKSHMI.C.

4 M.V. ARUMUGAM 5 S.KIRUBANANDAM 6 P. SHAILANDHI 7 MRS.V. TAMILMANI 8 V. SATHIYAMMAL 9 C.MANIMEGALAI 10 T.C.GEETHA 11 T.MADANI 12 S.ALEXANDR JOTHIMANI 13 K. CHANDRA 14 A.MERCY 15 M.K.JAYALAKSHMI 16 P.MUNIYAMMAL 17 V.BANUMATHI 18 PUNITHA JEYAKODI 19 J.UMADEVI 20 T. RAJESWARI 21 K. SAGUMATHALA 22 V.GUNASEGARI 23 R.SARASWATHY 24 V. SANTHA 25 C.E.CHANDRAKUMARI 26 A.THULASI

27 V.MENAGA 28 A. ANUSUYA 29 S. VASANTHA 30 N. DEVAKI 31 R.GUNAVATHI 32 R.NIRMALADEVI 33 M. THIRUMALAI 34 A. SARASWATHY 35 E.GANDHI 36 S.DEVAKIAMMAL 37 K. PUSHPARANI 38 K.G. SHENBAGAM 39 N.RAGINI 40 P. VIJAYAKUMARI 41 M. PACKIAVATHI 42 M.BHARATHI 43 T. CHANDRAN 44 S.JOSEPH 45 K.MURTHI 46 S. PUSHPAVALLI 47 D.VASANTHA 48 M.YAMUNA 49 R.GNANASEKARAN 50 S.BALCHAMY 51 C.SANTHAN 52 V.PUNITHAVATHI 53 JAGATHA.M.

54 MOHANAVALLI.S.

55 T.RAJARAMAN 56 M.MAHALINGAM 57 A.S.PALANIMANDIRI 58 M.SHANMUGAM 59 K.N.MARAGATHAVALLI 60 K.SUNDARAPERUMAL 61 T.PERUMAL 62 P.THAMIZHARASI 63 C.KALAIARASI 64 K.MUTHAIYAH 65 M.RAMACHANDRAN 66 M.SUKUMAR 67 K.CHINNASAMY 68 P.VARATHAJAN 69 R.MANOHARI 70 V.VANAJA 71 P.SARASARANI 72 G.MALLIKA 73 S.D.DEVAPUTHRI JEYAKUMARI 74 V.PAPPA 75 K.SOLOMON

76 A.KRISHNAN 77 S.SWAMINATHAN 78 M.DHANDAPANI 79 M.SORIYAKUMARI 80 A.P.VASUGI 81 G.M.RAMANI ABI 82 R.SAROJA 83 D.RATHINAVALLI 84 P.ESTHERRANI 85 S.ELIZABETH 86 K.PADMAVATHI 87 D.ARPATHAMANI 88 A.VASANTHA 89 L.KOMALADEVI 90 C.ELIZABETH 91 S.PUSHPAVALI 92 V.SAMANTHY 93 D.DEIVASITHAM ... PETITIONERS IN WP.11177 OF 2014 1 MARAGATHAMANI 2 E.GILBERT 3 E.THEODORE 4 V. SUBRAMANIAN 5 ALAMELU 6 S.MALLIKA 7 N.RAJARAM 8 S.P.XAVIER 9 N.LAKSHMI 10 V.RAMATHILAGAM 11 V.JAGATHAMBAL 12 V.PADMANABHAN 13 K.MALLIGESWARI 14 T.V.MANIVANNAN 15 M.MADHAVAN 16 P.CHAKKUBAI 17 N.KOTHANDAPANI ... PETITIONERS in WP No.11178 of 2014 1 A.JESUDOSS 2 A.ELIZABETH 3 C.JENOVA ... PETITIONERS in WP No.10922 of 2014 1 V. ESWARAIAH 2 G. NARASIMHAN 3 D. STANLEY JAYASEELAN 4 D.JAGADEESAN 5 K.MUTHUKOHAMED 6 A.KHADEER BEGUM 7 SYED JALALUDDIN 8 A. BALARAJALAKSHMI

9 C.MURUGAN 10 V. VETRISELVAN 11 S. SHANMUGAM 12 M.DHANAPALAN 13 A.PARI 14 R. FATHIMA BIUEE 15 P.DHAS 16 K.AKBAR ALIKHAN 17 G.VENU 18 M.AURANGAZEEB 19 N.SABAPATHY 20 PHILIP AROKIYARAJ 21 K. GANESAN 22 R.S.PANDIAN 23 K. VIJAYAKUMARI 24 KALAVATHI 25 V.NAGENTHARAKUMAR 26 J.SOUNDARAJAN 27 D. JAYARAJ 28 RAJESWARI ... PETITIONERS in WP No.11532 of 2014 1 T.M.PARAMANANDAM 2 V.S.MANI 3 K. PALANI 4 G. MURUGAN 5 R.CHINTHAMANI 6 A.JAYARAMAN 7 A. ANTHONISAMY 8 N. SUNDARAM 9 R.S.DEVARAJAN 10 N.L. JEEVAGAN 11 T.R.MANIVANNAN 12 T.R.MANIVANNAN 13 P.R.VISHVANATHAN 14 C.VENKATESAN 15 I.STELLA 16 N. SUBRAMANIAN 17 R. RAJARAM 18 S. CHITRAVELU 19 K.MANONMANI 20 V.AMIRTHAVALLI 21 S.MARIYADASS 22 PRAKASAMARY 23 S.SAGUNTHALA 24 P.R.BHAVANANDHI 25 N.ETTIYAPPAN RETD. PHY. EDU.

26 R.KALPAGAM 27 K.KESAVAN 28 K.ANNAMALAI

29 R.KRISHNAN 30 A.PUSHPARANI 31 S.JOSEPHINE ARULMARY 32 M.KANNAPPAN RETD. SEC. GR.

33 D.B.VIJAYAKEERTHI 34 K.GOWRI 35 K.SAROJA 36 K.SANTHA BAI 37 K.S.VAIDHIYANATHAN 38 G.SAMPATH 39 A. PANCHA GANDHIMATHY 40 P.K.RAMADASS 41 S. CLARA VASANTHA CELI 42 T.MUNIYAMMAL 43 S.MARIYASELVAM 44 P.SUNDARASWAMY 45 C.NATARAJAN 46 K.V.RADHAKRISHNAN 47 N.KALYANASUNDARAM 48 M.V.ETHIRAJAN 49 K.ELANGOVAN 50 V.RADHAKRISHNAN 51 A.KUPPAN 52 D.VARADHAN 53 K.B.ABDUL SALAM 54 A.SHIEK AHMEED 55 S.SAMPATH 56 K.SUGANANDAN 57 N.SANTHI 58 R.MUNISWAMY 59 K.VENKATESAN 60 P.D.JANAKARATCHAGAM 61 R.SOWMIYA 62 A.CHELLADURAI 63 C.BALAKRISHNAN 64 N.NATARAJAN 65 R.MARY 66 S.SIVAKUMARAN 67 G.SUBRARAYAN 68 G.ANNAMALAI ... PETITIONERS IN WP.NO.11533 OF 2014 1 R. SUBRAMANIAN 2 M.VELLAIMMAL 3 N.SEKAR 4 M.PALANIAPPAN 5 G.SOUNDARARAJ 6 P.SELVARAJ 7 R.CHINNAPPAN 8 I.GOPALAKRISHNAN

9 K.MANICKAM 10 D.T.GNANASAMBANTHAN 11 K.INDIRA 12 K.DHANAPALAN 13 S.SUBBAMMAL 14 P.SAMINATHAN 15 M.CHANDRA 16 V.RAMAMOORTHY 17 C.PERIYASAMY 18 A.MURUGESAN 19 K.RAMACHANDRAN 20 S.PARAMESHWARAN 21 R.SUBAMANIAN 22 K.RAMASAMY 23 A.PONNUSAMY 24 R.SITHAN 25 RAMA.GOVINDASAMY 26 M.RATHNAM 27 N.MANICKAM 28 R.GOVINDARAJAN 29 S.NATARAJAN 30 A.IRUDAYARAJ 31 S.JOSEPH 32 S.AMIRTHA GOWRI 33 N.VARDHARAJAN 34 V.PADMAVATHI 35 R.JANAKI 36 S.SATHIYAVATHI MUTHAPARANAM 37 M.RAJARAJESWARI 38 A.SARATHALAKSHMI 39 K.CHINNAIYAN 40 V.SRINIVASAN 41 G.NAVANEETHAM 42 M.JAYAKUMAR 43 V.VEDAPPAN 44 V.SUNDARAVALLI 45 U.K.SHANMUGAMPILLAI 46 R.SANTHANALAKSHMI 47 A.JAYAMANI 48 K.KRISHNAVENI 49 R.KRISHNAVENI 50 R.KRISHNAVENI 51 N.VARADHARAJAN 52 P.MUTHAMMAL 53 K.THANGAMMAL 54 A.SRINIVASAN 55 V.SUBRAMANIAN 56 I.KARAMATHULA 57 S.SELVAKRISHNAN

58 R.BALASUBRAMANIAN 59 K.NAGARAJAN 60 K.SELVARAJ ....PETITIONER IN W.P.11534 OF 2014 G.KRISHNAMURTHY ... PETITIONER in WP No.11547 of 2014 K.GANESAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.11548 of 2014 R.GOVINDARAJAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.11549 of 2014 K.MARIMUTHU ... PETITIONER in WP No.11550 of 2014 R.TAMILKODI ... PETITIONER in WP No.11551 of 2014 R.SEKARAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.11552 of 2014 M.RAMASUNDARAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.11553 of 2014 R.RAMAIYAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.11554 of 2014 A.SOMASUNDARAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.11555 of 2014 K.SIVAPRAKASAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.11556 of 2014 G.KALIYAPERUMAL ... PETITIONER in WP No.11557 of 2014 T.KAMASHI ... PETITIONER in WP No.11558 of 2014 R.PURSOTHAMAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.11579 of 2014 R. RAJENDRAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.11580 of 2014 A.BABBY ... PETITIONER in WP No.

11581 of 2014 K. KALYANI ... PETITIONER in WP No.11582 of 2014 V. PANDURANGAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.11583 of 2014 S. SAROJA ... PETITIONER in WP No.11584 of 2014 S.KUPPAMMAL ... PETITIONER in WP No.11585 of 2014 N.CHINNAPPAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.11586 of 2014 E.SIVAPRAKASAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.11587 of 2014 T.RAMALINGAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.11588 of 2014 G.BHARATHIDASAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.11589 of 2014 V.MURUGESAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.11590 of 2014 A.PALANISAMY ... PETITIONER in WP No.11591 of 2014 1 M.JOTHIBAI 2 V.R.PREMAVATHY 3 G.RAMAMURTHI 4 V.R.PREMAVATHY 5 N.BASKARN 6 M.PORTIA 7 R.PREMILAKUMARI 8 ESTHER PREMA JAYASEELI 9 S.A.MARY 10 J.BERNADETHAMMAL 11 R.THILOTHAMA 12 D.KANDASAMY 13 D.JAYANTHI 14 S.PUSHPAVATHI 15 C.MUNIRATHINAM 16 K.POONKOTHAI 17 J.M.PERUMAL 18 M.ALEXANDER 19 G.

20 A.THANGAMMAL 21 A.UTHAYASANKAR 22 D.JEBAMONY 23 A.PERIANAYAGAM 24 S.MARY PREMA 25 S.MOTCHAMARY 26 P.MALLIKA 27 A.GURUSAMY 28 K.PUSHPAVALLI 29 B.VIJAYAL 30 C.SAMPATH 31 MD.AZAM 32 PHILOMENA 33 M.DHARMALINGAM 34 MUSHTARI BEGUM 35 A.S.ABDUL LATHEEF 36 R.THAHIRUNNISA 37 A.NAWABJAN 38 K.MEHRUNISSA 39 R.NOORJAHAN 40 AZEEMA BI 41 P.NASEEMA BEGUM 42 A.RAHIA BI 43 NOOR JEHAN BEGUM 44 V.NATARAJAN 45 S.PUSHPARATHINAM 46 S.SALAMON JAYASEELAN 47 S.PAULKIRUBAKARAN 48 D.GEORGE 49 A.MURUGESAN 50 D.GAJALAKSHMI 51 S.ANBUROSIYA GNANAPRAKASI 52 S.MANI 53 G.RANI 54 G.THEERTHAGIRI 55 BHARVATHY 56 K.DURAI 57 K.KRISHNAN 58 R.FATHIMABEEVI 59 M.ANTHONIAMMAL 60 S.JACINTHA 61 S.LEELA 62 MOSES.M 63 N.RAJINI 64 Y.INDIRANI 65 K.KASTHURI 66 S.INDIRANI 67 G.THAMSON 68 MARGRAT ROSE SUGRIDA BAI.J

69 MERCY R.PAUL 70 M.MAGZHIMAIDASS 71 STELLA JAIN PREMABAI 72 A.JULIA LALITHA 73 A.SAMUVEL JAYARAJ 74 K.SINGARAM 75 V.K.GAJARAJU 76 S.KALAISELVI 77 K.RAJINI 78 A.RANIYAMMAL 79 MALAMMAL 80 NAGESWARI.J 81 VIOLET FLORA.L 82 S.JOTHIBAI 83 T.GNANASEKARAN 84 H.GOVINDAN 85 C.RANGAN 86 J.NIRMALA 87 NIRMALA 88 C.RAMACHANDRAN 89 K.DURAI 90 T.GNANASEKARAN 91 G.CHANDRA 92 M.A.LURTHUMERY 93 P.PUNITHAVATHY 94 A.JAYANTHI 95 MOHAN 96 M.VIMALANATHAN 97 C.GOWRI 98 P.ALAMOURBAVAMARY

99. N.R.SALETHMARY 100 P.M.MARTINSUAREZ 101 RITA DHANALAKSHMI ... PETITIONERS in WP No.11701 of 2014 1 J.GOVINDARAJU 2 N.RUKMANI 3 N.SAMIAPPAN 4 A.RAJALAKSHMI 5 G.BALAKRISHNAN 6 V.SUBRAMANIAN 7 K.JAMESHA 8 M.SARASWATHY 9 D.ASIRVATHAM 10 D.PANNEERSELVAM 11 S.MOUNASAMI 12 K.MAYILSWAMY 13 GRACE MANICKAM 14 N.RAMACHANDRAN 15 G.NIRMALA

16 K.MANGAYARKARASY 17 V.SARASWATHI 18 V.CHANDRALEKA 19 JOHN CHELLIAH 20 D. JOTHISUNDARSINGH 21 D.GEORGE 22 J.RICHARD SOLOMON 23 I.MALA ROSELIN 24 J.NAGOMIVASANTHI 25 S.VELUSAMY 26 P.MALAYATHAL 27 U.MANICKAM ... PETITIONERS in WP No.11720 of 2014 1 M.DHANDAPANI 2 E.C.PACHAIYAPPAN 3 K.PANEERSELVAM 4 D.SELVAKUMARI 5 M.SARASWATHI 6 V.RAJENDIRAN 7 N.KANNAN 8 M.KALIYAMOORTHY 9 P.SHEIKMOHAMMED 10 N.RAGOTHAMMAN 11 T.SAKKARAI 12 P.KRISHNAN 13 G.KALAYANASUNDARAM 14 R.KALAIMANI 15 G.JANARTHANAM 16 S. ARUMUGAM 17 A.RADHA 18 M.SAMUEL RAJENDIRAPANDIAN 19 A.KALAISELVI 20 S.J.AMALI 21 S. MEERA 22 R.ANNAMALAI 23 A.VIRUTHAMBAL 24 S.JAYAKUMARI 25 P.MALARKODI 26 G.RADHA 27 N.LAKSHMIKANTHAN 28 N.AMARESAN 29 M.PERUMAL 30 S.GANDHI 31 S.ANTHONIYAMMAL ... PETITIONERS in WP No.11721 of 2014 1 R.DEVAMANI 2 K.SHANMUGAM 3 K.PREMA 4 D.JAGADEESAN

5 R.SAROJA PENSIONER 6 BACKIYAVATHY 7 R.DAVAMANI 8 M.ESWARASAMY 9 A.SHANTHI 10 R.K.KRISHNAMOORTHY 11 DARAS LILLY 12 N.VASANTHARANI SAMYUKTHA 13 R.SUNDARAMMAL 14 R.KAMALAM 15 M.KANAGARATHINAM 16 M.M.THANGAVEL 17 A.RAJAMANI 18 M.RAMASAMY 19 C.MOHAMED MASTHAN 20 A.H.MOHAMED ISAK 21 K.PALANISAMY 22 R.PREMA 23 R.SUBBULAKSHMI 24 R.STELLABAI 25 I.JOHN 26 K.V.THANGAVELU 27 R.RENGASAMY 28 V.LAKAHSMI 29 R.RAMAKRISHNAN 30 R.SUBBUKUTTY 31 S.DAYANITHI 32 K.NATARAJAN 33 A.RENGASAMY 34 V.SUNDARARAJ 35 K.BOOPATHY 36 K.SUBRAMANIAN 37 N.MUTHUSAMY 38 R.KAMALAN 39 T.JAGANNATHAN 40 G.VENKATACHALAM 41 R.RATHINAVELU 42 P.ALLIMUTHU 43 C.SUKUMARAN 44 S.K.PAULCHAMY 45 P.SRIDHARA MOORTHY 46 G.VENKATACHALAM 47 P.PILLAIMUTHU 48 P.KUPPUSAMY 49 A.GANESAN 50 P.KANDASAMY 51 N.MARUTHACHALAM 52 A.RANGASAMY 53 SHANMUGAVEL

54 P.NATARAJAN 55 C.R.NATARAJAN 56 S.SELVARAJ 57 N.MEENAKCHISUNDARAM 58 R.THIRUMALAISWAMY 59 E.P.MEENAKSHI THEVAN 60 E.P.SARASWATHI 61 D.SELVARAJU 62 D.NICHOLA IRUDAYA RAJ 63 K.RAMANATHAN 64 D.SUBRAMANIAN 65 N.ALAMELU 66 M.MUTHULAKSHMI 67 K.SUGUNABAI 68 M.MURUGESAN 69 J.JOHN WILLIAMS 70 I.DORATHIMONOKARABAS 71 P.VENKATACHALAM 72 A.NIRMALA PREMKUMARI 73 K.SUBBULAKSHMI 74 R.SHEELA PHILOMENA 75 P.MOHANAMBAL 76 D.VELUCHAMY 77 S.UMARANI 78 P.THIRUGNANSAMBANDAM 79 P.RATHINAVELU 80 C.NATARAJAN 81 S.RENUGA DEVI ... PETITIONERS in WP No.11732 of 2014 1 P.ANANTHAMMAL 2 P.M.KAJANAJIBUDEEN 3 J.JEBAKANI 4 DARLING SAROJA GNANAJOTHI 5 A.POOLAL KASTHURI 6 P.VIMALA 7 D.KARNIAM 8 PREMAVATHI 9 P.THANGAVELU 10 N.SAMBASIVAM 11 K.ANNAMALAI 12 M.SARASWATHY 13 K.ARUL PRAGASA MARY 14 T.NAVAMANI 15 R.KRISHNASWAMY 16 T.PONNAIYAH 17 A.JOSEPH AMULRAJ 18 VELLAMMAL 19 J.SAMUAL BENJAMIN AURTHER

20 A.NIRMALAKUMARI 21 R.HARIET KARUNABAI 22 P.PECHIAMMAL 23 V.SANTHANAM 24 P.JEYALAKSHMI 25 S.GANAPATHI 26 S.VASAGAM 27 S.VAIDYANATHAN 28 C.GANDHIRAJ 29 GRACE ANNABACKIYAM 30 A.S.KAMALRANI 31 M.AZHAGAMMAL 32 S.K.KAVIRAJ 33 K.PRABHAVATHI 34 SISUBALAN 35 K.SUNDARI 36 A.JEINAMMAL 37 HENDRY 38 L.MARTIN 39 S.VICTORIYAMMAL 40 T.SAROJA 41 M.JOSEPH 42 C.MARIYA EMROSE 43 P.SUNDARABAI 44 JOHN THANGAMANI 45 P.KOMALAKUMARI 46 A.KASTHURIBAI 47 S.PREMA 48 TMT MALLIGAMARY PRIS DEVID 49 TMT.E.SEETHAIAMMAL 50 T.ALLITHAI ... PETITIONERS in WP No.11733 of 2014 1 R.GUNASUNDARI 2 E.JOHNSAMUEL 3 H.MANUEL PACKIARAJ 4 K.S.GANGABAI 5 S.KANNAIYAN 6 A.DHANDAPANI 7 P.KALIAPPAN 8 S.MAHALAKSHMI 9 M.CHELLAMUTHU 10 M.VELUCHAMY 11 K.NATARAJAN 12 S.K.SUBRAMANIAN 13 K.S.KARUPPIAH 14 S.P.KARUPANNAN 15 T.PITCHAI FAMILY PENSIONER 16 K.SADAIYAPPAN 17 R.S.KUMAR

18 S.RAJASEKARAN 19 M.MURUGESAN 20 SHANMUGAVELU ... PETITIONERS in WP No.11734 of 2014 1 M.MUNIYAJI RAO 2 K.KALIYAMURTHI 3 C.MAHALINGAM 4 S.V.NAGARAJAN 5 PAPPAIAH 6 M.SAMPANGIRAMA REDDY 7 M.CHANDRAN 8 R.RATHINAVEL 9 P.RAYAVEL 10 V.GOPAL 11 B.A.VIJAYA 12 D.PHILOMENA 13 A.MARGRET 14 D.PALANI 15 V.NATARAJAN 16 D.SUBRAMANI 17 S.NIRMALA 18 M.MANI 19 B.ATHIKESAVAN 20 D.DHARMALINGAM 21 R.KALPAGAM 22 K.KESAVAN 23 K.ANTHONI 24 D.GRACE 25 R.SELVADOSS 26 P.KANNAGI 27 C.GOVINDARASU 28 G.RAMAMOORTHY 29 S.MUNIRATHINAM 30 C.MURUGESAN 31 O.N.MURUGAN 32 S.CHINNATHAMBI 33 J.CHINNAMALLAN 34 P.RAMANI 35 V.KRISHNAN 36 ELA.NARASIMMAN 37 G.GOVINDARAJ 38 K.JOTHIVEL NARAYANAN 39 V.PARTHIBAN 40 D.JAYARAMAN 41 R.THANGARAJ 42 T.C.PALANISAMY 43 T.K.MUTHU GOUNDER 44 T.C.VENKATRAMAN 45 M.GUGAN

46 T.RAMASWAMI 47 J.DESMALLI 48 E.ANGAMUTHU 49 J.THAMILARASI 50 T.K.SAMPATHU LAKSHMI 51 V.VEDIAPPAN 52 G.THANDAVAN 53 G.RAVEENTHIRAN 54 P.KAMALA 55 P.VARADARAJAN 56 O.KRISHNAN 57 N.VIJAYAL 58 K.THANIKACHALAM 59 D.THIMMARAYAPPA 60 P.SAKUNTHALA 61 R.INDIRANI 62 K.SHANMUGAM 63 S.R.GANDHI 64 L.KARNAN ... PETITIONERS in WP No.11862 of 2014 1 R.PUSHPA 2 R.CHELLAM 3 S.GOVINDASAMY 4 K.GOVINDASAMY 5 A.MANI 6 TMT.A.RAMU 7 M.RAJAPPAN 8 K.MANGAMMAL 9 K.AMARAVATHY 10 K.SRINIVASAN 11 A.IMMACULATE 12 R.GURURAJAN 13 B.THIYAGARAJAN 14 N.RAJATHI 15 C.PARVATHAM 16 V.SARASWATHI 17 C.SUNDARI 18 S.MANIMEGALAI 19 R.PREMALEELA 20 R.RATHINAMMAL 21 R.KANDASAMY 22 M.S.JOSEPH 23 R.NAINAMALAI 24 J.A.ROSY 25 J.A.RATHINAVATHY 26 S.VASANTHA 27 A.SUBBULAKSHMI 28 M.GOVINDAN 29 M.CATHERINE RAMEGIA

30 S.CHELLAMMAL 31 K.KANAKAM 32 S.BAKIYALAKSHMI 33 A.KOMALAVALLI 34 KALAIVANI 35 S.P.SUBRAMANIAN 36 A.SRINIVASAN 37 V.SUBRAMANIAN 38 S.K.VALLI RETD. SEC. GRADE 39 M.SWARNAM 40 S.VANKATACHALAM 41 L.KAMALA RETD. SEC. GRADE 42 S.TAMILMANI 43 T.V.GANANATHAN 44 A.SARASWATHI 45 R.VIYAPURI 46 P.GURUSAMY 47 N.K.SEETHARAMI 48 M.APPUSAMY 49 K.SHANMUGAM 50 A.SHANMUGAM ... PETITIONERS in WP No.11863 of 2014 1 N.KUMARI 2 V.PALANI ACHARI 3 K.M.SANKARAN 4 G.DURAIKANNAU 5 M.K.SUSBRAMANI 6 E.MURUGAN 7 S.JANAKIRAMAN 8 A.O.KIRUPAKARAN 9 S.MANICKARAJ 10 M.SANTHAKUMARI 11 R.RAJESWARA REDDY 12 V.M.KALATHEESWARAN 13 K.P.GANDHI 14 B.KUPPUDU 15 P.T.RAMAN 16 P.VINAYAGAM 17 T.KANTHA 18 S.JANAKIRAMAN 19 R.ROSEMARY 20 N.MANICKAM 21 S.MOHANAM 22 S.MUNIRATHNAM 23 T.M.VOORAPPAN 24 K.MURUGESAN 25 P.SAMPATH 26 M.KANNIAPPAN 27 V.K.RAMALINGAM

28 P.VAJJIRAVELU PILLAI 29 E.PARTHASARATHY 30 P.K.GURUNAMASIVAYAM 31 R.GOMATHY 32 GNANASEKARAN 33 G.DHARUMAN 34 D.SHANMUGAM 35 M.R.RADHAKRISHNAN 36 KRISHNAPILLAI 37 V.M.VOORAPPAN 38 V.SAMPOORNAM 39 P.V.SAROJA 40 C.R.CHIDAMBARAM 41 K.P.JEYARAMAN 42 K.T.BHUVANESHWARI 43 K.P.RAGHURAMAN 44 V.RAMALAINGAM 45 A.PARTHASARATHY 46 K.S.JEYALAKSHMI 47 A.VENKATESAN 48 T.I.GRACY 49 M.K.DHANALAKSHMI 50 N.SREENIVASULU 51 C.G.JAYARAMAN ... PETITIONERS in WP No.11864 of 2014 1 M.VASANTHA 2 S. VICTOR DURAIRAJ FAMILY 3 M.DEIVANEETHI 4 K. RAMAKRISHNAN 5 P.SARASWATHI 6 S. JOHANNE PREMKUMARI 7 M.SIRONMANI 8 MRS.N.DEVAKI 9 G.KANNAN 10 D.JAGADEESAN 11 S.RAHTINAM 12 C. MANGAIIAMMAL 13 V.S.SEETHAPATHY 14 S. KALARANI 15 R.MALLEESWARI 16 R. CHANDRABAI 17 K. SARASWATHI 18 C. SANTHAPPAN 19 D. EPSIMARY 20 C.K.RAMAN 21 I.T.SHANMUGAM 22 M.KOUSALYA 23 R.N.KOKILA 24 S.VIJAYALAKSHMI

25 V.CHANDRA 26 A.MARY JAYASEELI 27 A.THRESPOONGOTHAI 28 G.DAYAMANI 29 G.KASTHURI 30 R.BAGYALAKSHMI 31 A.VIJAYALAKSHMI 32 K.P.VASANTHAKUMARI 33 P.SIGAPI 34 K.MANGALAKSHMI 35 P.RAMANI 36 M.THIRUMALAI ... PETITIONERS in WP No.12069 of 2014 1 K.JAYASRI 2 P.S.PANDIAN 3 NALLUSAMY DEVENDRAN 4 K.CHANDRAN 5 J.KANAGARAJ 6 NAVANEETHAM 7 A.SUNDARARAJ 8 C.INDRANI 9 V.DURAISAMY 10 N.THANGARASU 11 A.RAJALINGAM 12 R.VELUSAMY 13 A.MARUTHAMUTHU 14 K.KOTHANDARAMAN 15 P.IRULAPPAN 16 K.ONDIMUTHU 17 RAMALINGAM 18 A.VEERAMANI 19 M.LAKSHMANAN 20 J.SHANTHI 21 R.JAYANTHI 22 M.SIRIYAPUSHPAM 23 G.RAJAN 24 J.JOOSAI MARI ANTHONYAMMAL 25 P.THIRUAVUKKARASU 26 S.BHOOPATHY 27 G.MEENACHI 28 K.S.GURUSUBRAMANIAN 29 P.SARASU 30 K.BALASUBRAMANIAN 31 R.SUBBULAKSHMI 32 M.AROCKIADASS 33 C.S.VASANTHAMALA 34 K.ANDIAPPAN 35 I.JOHN AMBUROSE

36 A.SAMMAMASU MARY 37 G.THARCHIUS 38 R.KANCHANA 39 CELINE RAJAPPAN 40 A.SOOSAI MARY 41 K.PARVATH 42 M.VICTORIA MARY 43 R.THANDAVAN 44 S.MEENKSHI 45 V.BOSHAMMAL 46 A.JOSEPH ISREAL 47 A.MICHAEL 48 S.MARIAPPAN ... PETITIONERS in WP No.12071 of 2014 G.PILAVADIAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.12158 of 2014 I.SAMUDRA PANDIAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.12159 of 2014 A.MARY ... PETITIONER in WP No.12160 of 2014 S.M.PAULSAMY ... PETITIONER in WP No.12161 of 2014 J.MERCY ANJALEENA ... PETITIONER in WP No.12162 of 2014 M.ATHIVEERAMA PANDIAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.12163 of 2014 1 G.SELVASEKARAN 2 N.SIVAPRAGASAM 3 B.MUTHU 4 K.SAKTHIVEL 5 S.NAVARATHNAM 6 C.GOVINDARAJ 7 B.MURUGESAN 8 K.DEIVENDRAN 9 S.KALAI CHELVI 10 S.RAJAGOPAL 11 K.BAGAVATH SINGH 12 P.FRANCIS 13 V.GOWRIBAL 14 K.BALASUNDARAM 15 M.ALPHONSEMARY 16 N.BANUMATHY 17 M.SOUNDESWARI 18 D.THAIYANAYAKHI 19 R.RAJENDIRAN 20 M.JANARTHANAN 21 R.ATHIGAMAN 22 K.BALARAMAN 23 K.SOLAIRAJ 24 RA.SAROJA 25 P.CHELLASAMY 26 P.PAULTHANGAM 27 C.JEEVARATHINAM

28 T.MANOHARAN 29 D.PARAMASIVAM 30 S.INDIRANI 31 M.LAKSHMI 32 P.PURUSHOTHAMAN 33 S.VASANTHA 34 Y.YESADIAL ... PETITIONERS in WP No.12164 of 2014 1 G. MOHANAM 2 K.A. PERIYASAMI 3 E. VANAJAKSHI 4 M. MANICKAM 5 R. SUBRAMANIAN 6 K.MATHESWARI 7 I. HEPZIBAI FLORENCE 8 A.RATHINAM 9 N.SUBRAMANIAN 10 P. JANAKI 11 J.VASANTHA 12 S.S.YUVARAJAN 13 K. GNANASEKARAN 14 R. PREMILA KUMARI 15 V.NAVANEETHAM 16 N.MUTHUKRISHNAN 17 M.SIVAPRAKASAM 18 T. SARASWATHY 19 A. RATHINAM 20 C. VELAYUDHAM 21 C.KALPANADEVI 22 D.JAYAKARAN 23 R. SELVARAJ 24 R. CHINNASAMY 25 N.MANOHARAN 26 K.BALAKRISHNAN 27 N. PANKAJAM RETD. PHYSICAL 28 D. NIRMALA 29 G.SANTHANAM 30 R.N.KOKILA 31 R. ARUNACHALAM 32 B.KUPPUDU ... PETITIONERS in WP No.12165 of 2014 1 R.CHINNASAMY 2 G. RAMAKRISHNAN 3 G.KASTHURI BAI 4 R.GOVINDARAJAN 5 K.VELUCHAMY 6 N. RAJU 7 K.NANDHEESWARAN 8 K.DHANALAKSHMI

9 C.THENMOZHI 10 M.SARASWATHI 11 M.THANGARAJU 12 S.SIDDHAIYAN 13 P.SARASWATHI 14 C.THIRUMURTHY 15 M.J.CHANDRA 16 S.ANNASAMY 17 M.BALAKRISHNAN 18 M.NATARAJAN 19 V.RAMUTHAI 20 M.MUTHIAH 21 S.KANNIKABAI 22 R.JOHNMARK 23 R.KANTHAMMAL 24 M.RAMALINGAM 25 M.PREEDA MANUKUMARI ... PETITIONERS in WP No.12166 of 2014 N.SELVARAJ ... PETITIONER in WP No.12260 of 2014 N.MUTHUSAMY ... PETITIONER in WP No.12261 of 2014 R.SUSILA ... PETITIONER in WP No.12262 of 2014 R.SUNDARAMURTHI ... PETITIONER in WP No.12263 of 2014 N.KANNAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.12264 of 2014 M.NATARAJAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.12265 of 2014 P.SANTHABAI ... PETITIONER in WP No.12266 of 2014 S.DHANARAJ ... PETITIONER in WP No.12267 of 2014 A.KARPAGAM(PENSIONER) ... PETITIONER in WP No.12268 of 2014 P.SRINIVASAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.12269 of 2014 A.MAHALINGAM ...

PETITIONER in WP No.12270 of 2014 A.KUPPUSAMY ... PETITIONER in WP No.12271 of 2014 K.CHOKKIAH ... PETITIONER in WP No.12363 of 2014 M.BALASUBRAMANIAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.12364 of 2014 S.RUBIN AUGUSTINE ... PETITIONER in WP No.12365 of 2014 K.THANGAMANI ... PETITIONER in WP No.12366 of 2014 B.SUBBULAKSHMI ... PETITIONER in WP No.12367 of 2014 N.NATARAJAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.12368 of 2014 R.SWAMINATHAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.12369 of 2014 N.NAVANEETHAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.12560 of 2014 MR.M.AYYAVU ... PETITIONER in WP No.12680 of 2014 MRS.D.VIJAYASANTHAKUMARI ... PETITIONER in WP No.12686 of 2014 K.KANDHASAMY ... PETITIONER in WP No.12717 of 2014 N.K.MANIYAMMAL ... PETITIONER in WP No.12718 of 2014 K.NAVEEN ... PETITIONER in WP No.12719 of 2014 A.VISWANATHA CHETTY ... PETITIONER in WP No.12720 of 2014 A.MURUGESAN ...

PETITIONER in WP No.12721 of 2014 M.RAJASEKARAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.12722 of 2014 M.MANICKAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.12723 of 2014 K.M.SHANMUGAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.12724 of 2014 D.MANIMEGALAI ... PETITIONER in WP No.

1 V.SUBRAMANIAN 2 A.KANNIPRAKASAM 3 S.EKAMBARAM 4 R.SUNDARAMURTHY 5 K.V.JANARTHANAN 6 J.CECILIA 7 S.JAYAKUMAR 8 A.MUTHU 9 C.MUNUSAMY 10 T.KASTHURI 11 P.MUNUSAMY 12 S.JOHN MANOHARAN 13 SMITH DAYANANDAM 14 S.KARUNAKARAN 15 GRACE SHARMILA 16 K.S.SOMASUNDARAM 17 S.P.NARAYANAN 18 P.NAGARAJAN 19 B.JAGADEESAN 20 M.MADURAI 21 J.KUMAR 22 P.NARAYANAN 23 A.BALARAMAN 24 S.KUPPU 25 P.THIRUGNANASIVAM 26 V.KOTHANDAN 27 N.SANTHA 28 A.SUSILA 29 ARIYAMUTHU 30 S.KUPPU 31 S.SURESH 32 G.KUPPAMMAL 33 M.SEENUR 34 K.VASANTHAKUMARI 35 M.VIJAYALAKSHMI 36 M.MAGBOOL 37 P.DURAISAMY 38 C.DURAISAMY 39 J.SINGARAJ 40 V.SARASWATHI 41 THIRUNAVUKARASU 42 K.THIYAGARAJAN 43 M.ELLAPPAN 44 K.D.RANGANATHAN 45 B.BHUVANAMMAL 46 K.M.SHANMUGAM 47 A.CHITRALEKHA 48 S.JEYAMARY

49 M.K.KAMBEERAM 50 S.KOTHAI NAYAGI ... PETITIONERS in WP No.13372 of 2014 B.PARTHASARATHI ... PETITIONER in WP No.14744 of 2014 G.ULAGANATHAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.14745 of 2014 A.SUNDARAMURTHI ... PETITIONER in WP No.15126 of 2014 G.PANNEERSELVAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.15127 of 2014 K.NAGARAJAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.15128 of 2014 V.VIJAYRAGHAVAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.15129 of 2014 R.RADHAKRISHNAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.15130 of 2014 R.VAITHIYANATHAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.15131 of 2014 P.MEENAKSHI SUNDARAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.15132 of 2014 V.SAMBANDAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.15516 of 2014 S.SANTHANAKRISHNAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.15517 of 2014 R.SELVARAJ ... PETITIONER in WP No.15518 of 2014 K.KESAVAMURTHY ... PETITIONER in WP No.15519 of 2014 G.VASANTHA ... PETITIONER in WP No.15520 of 2014 M.RAMACHANDRAN ...

PETITIONER in WP No.15521 of 2014 N.MUTHUKUMARASAMY ... PETITIONER in WP No.15522 of 2014 R.NARASIMHAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.15523 of 2014 V.VIJAYARAGHAVAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.15524 of 2014 1 V.R.MARIA STELLA SARONJINI 2 R.BALASELVA GANAPATHY 3 D.SUNDARA LEELA 4 R.S.ELIZABETH 5 SELVI.P.S.SUSEELA 6 K.ILAMPAGALAVANA ... PETITIONERS in WP No.15774 of 2014 1 B.KANTHIMATHI 2 S.B.MALLIGA 3 M.KAMATCHI 4 T.T.SRIRAMAN 5 P.VASANTHRABAI 6 R.NATARAJAN 7 P.R.THIRUMALAI RAMAN ... PETITIONERS in WP No.15775 of 2014 J.CHANDRA ... PETITIONER in WP No.15866 of 2014 R.BALAKESAVAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.15867 of 2014 R.NARASHIMMAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.15868 of 2014 M.JAYAPAULAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.15869 of 2014 S.KASTHURIBAI ... PETITIONER in WP No.15870 of 2014 A.KALAISELVI ... PETITIONER in WP No.15871 of 2014 P.SRINIVASAN ...

PETITIONER in WP No.15872 of 2014 R.CHANDRODAYAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.15880 of 2014 B.PAMILA ... PETITIONER in WP No.15881 of 2014 P.MALLIKA ... PETITIONER in WP No.15882 of 2014 B.KALYANI ... PETITIONER in WP No.15883 of 2014 C.PREMA SANTHA KUMARI ... PETITIONER in WP No.

1 C.SHANMUGHASUNDARAM 2 V.BASKARAN 3 A.PERIANAYAKI 4 N.VIJAYAL 5 N.SAROJA 6 T.THANALAKSHMI 7 A.ANTONISAMY 8 R.RAMACHANDRAN ... PETITIONERS in WP No.15895 of 2014 1 S.ELIZABETH 2 I.FLORA 3 D.NIRMALA SUGIRTHA RUBY ... PETITIONERS in WP No.16065 of 2014 1 P.RAJAGOPAL 2 S.RAJARATHINAM 3 S.ESTHER JOTHIMANI 4 D.SANTHAKUMARI 5 SARASWATHY RAMASWAMY 6 S.PRAJAVATHY 7 T.KAMALA 8 G.MARY ... PETITIONERS in WP No.16066 of 2014 1 M.DHARUMAN 2 N.MUNUSWAMY 3 G.PALANI 4 C.BALARAMAN 5 V.PANJAKSHARAM 6 D.RAMADOSS ... PETITIONERS in WP No.16067 of 2014 1 R.MASILAMANI 2 V.KULANDAIVELU 3 N.GAJENDRAN 4 S.MANI 5 E.THIRUNAVUKKARASU 6 E.KRISHNAN 7 M.VEDHAVALLI 8 D.RAMAKRISHNAN ... PETITIONERS in WP No.16068 of 2014 1 K.NEENA 2 S.ANGAIARKANNI 3 O.KUPPUSAMY 4 V.KUMAR 5 G.SUNDARSAN 6 V.RAMALINGAM ... PETITIONERS in WP No.16131 of 2014

1 C.MOHANAM 2 P.BALARAMAN 3 K.GANESAN 4 S.KRISHNAMOORTHY 5 P.R.PICHANDI ... PETITIONERS in WP No.16132 of 2014 1 R .MALATHI 2 B.I.NIRMALA DEVI 3 R.RANI BAI 4 N.MEENAKSHI 5 P.B.CHANDRASEKARAN 6 K.S.AUTHIKESAVALU 7 K.BALASUBRAMANIAN ... PETITIONERS in WP No.16133 of 2014 1 K.SANKARAN 2 A.DEIVASIGAMANI 3 G.VEERAPPAN 4 M.K.KASINATHAN 5 V.GUNASUNDARAM 6 V.RAGHUPATHY 7 K.NAGAPPAN ... PETITIONERS in WP No.16134 of 2014 1 ARTHUR FRANKLIN 2 J.JOHN SUDHANTHIRANATHAN 3 J.THILAKARATHNAM 4 S.WESLEY MANOHARAN 5 G.LILLY VASANTHAKUMARI 6 A.JAGADEESAN 7 D.PACHIAMMAL ... PETITIONERS in WP No.16253 of 2014 K.AMIRTHAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.16307 of 2014 M.SAGUNTHALA ... PETITIONER in WP No.16308 of 2014 A.PERIYANAYAGAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.16309 of 2014 A.KATHIRKAMAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.16310 of 2014 M.KAMALAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.16311 of 2014 1 M.VADIVEL 2 T.DURAIKANNU 3 M.THANGARAJ 4 D.RAMASAMY 5 R.RAJAGOPALAN 6 G.KARMEGAM 7 S.SARAVANAN 8 K.PALANISAMY 9 G.KARUNAKARAN 10 S.VENUGOPALAN 11 K.RAMACHANDRAN

12 S.K.THAMILSELVAN 13 A.MARY BACKIAM 14 D.MARTIN RICHARD 15 N.C.GRACE ... PETITIONERS in WP No.16766 of 2014 A.BALASUBRAMANIYAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.16783 of 2014 D.VENKATESAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.16784 of 2014 S.LILLY ... PETITIONER in WP No.16785 of 2014 V.MUNILAKSHMI ... PETITIONER in WP No.16786 of 2014 V.MANOHARAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.16845 of 2014 S.AROKIASAMY ... PETITIONER in WP No.16846 of 2014 K.RENGASAMY ... PETITIONER in WP No.16847 of 2014 R.CHANDRASEKARAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.16848 of 2014 S.ADAIKALASWAMI ... PETITIONER in WP No.16849 of 2014 MRS.K.VASANTHA ... PETITIONER in WP No.17123 of 2014 1 T.NARAYANASAMY 2 P.S.DURAIRAJ 3 S.LALITHA KUMARI 4 G.CATHERINE MANGALAM 5 P.JUDSON 6 P.CHENGALVARAYAN 7 REJINA GLORY 8 J.DEVA ANBU ... PETITIONERS in WP No.17236 of 2014 1 S.VEERA RAGHAVAN 2 R.JAGADEESAN 3 S.

RATHANASABAPATHY 4 T.G.ANNAMALAI ... PETITIONERS in WP No.17332 of 2014 1 MRS.P.SASIKALA ... PETITIONER in WP No.17489 of 2014 1 V.NATARAJAN 2 T.JAYARAMAN 3 R.SHANMUGASUNDARAM 4 R.NAGARAJAN 5 M.JANAKI RAMAN 6 M.MURUGESAN 7 S.PALANI 8 V.RANGANATHAN 9 K.SELVARAJ 10 K.PACHAIYAPPAN 11 K.MANICKAM 12 A.ARULANANTHAM 13 C.AROKIASWAMI 14 M.KALAIMANI ... PETITIONERS in WP No.

1 V. VATHSALA 2 R. BALASUNDARI 3 D. VASANTHA 4 S.SAROJINI ... PETITIONERS in WP No.17720 of 2014 V.PARANJOTHI ... PETITIONER in WP No.17893 of 2014 B.ELIZABETH PADMAVATHI ... PETITIONER in WP No.17894 of 2014 MANIAMMAL ... PETITIONER in WP No.17920 of 2014 B.DHANDABANI ... PETITIONER in WP No.17921 of 2014 VIJAYA LAKSHMI ... PETITIONER in WP No.17922 of 2014 R. MANAVALAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.17923 of 2014 KARTHIKEYAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.17924 of 2014 T. NATARAJAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.17925 of 2014 GANDHI RAMALINGAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.17926 of 2014 M. SRI RAMALU ... PETITIONER in WP No.17927 of 2014 S. JAYAMANI ... PETITIONER in WP No.17928 of 2014 R. DHANAPAL ... PETITIONER in WP No.17929 of 2014 JANAKI ... PETITIONER in WP No.17937 of 2014 M.NATARAJAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.17938 of 2014 S.MUTHUKRISHNAN ...

PETITIONER in WP No.17939 of 2014 PURATCHIMANI ... PETITIONER in WP No.17940 of 2014 VENGATESAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.17941 of 2014 T.K.PACHIAPPAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.17942 of 2014 CARMAL MARY ... PETITIONER in WP No.17943 of 2014 VASANTHA ... PETITIONER in WP No.17944 of 2014 M.DHANAPAL ... PETITIONER in WP No.17945 of 2014 THIRUGNANAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.17946 of 2014 A.G.VASANTHA ... PETITIONER in WP No.18013 of 2014 P.KATHIRESAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.18457 of 2014 S.JAYAPRAKASH ... PETITIONER in WP No.18458 of 2014 R.GURUVAMMAL ... PETITIONER in WP No.18459 of 2014 A.PERUMAL ... PETITIONER in WP No.18597 of 2014 K.VENGATESAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.18598 of 2014 VANITHA ... PETITIONER in WP No.18599 of 2014 P.PUNITHAMMAL ... PETITIONER in WP No.18600 of 2014 C.SULOCHENA (F.P) ... PETITIONER in WP No.18601 of 2014 N.

NATARAJAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.18602 of 2014 K.SUGUNA ... PETITIONER in WP No.18603 of 2014 B.GANDHIMATHI BAI ... PETITIONER in WP No.18604 of 2014 M.S.PATTABEE ... PETITIONER in WP No.18605 of 2014 J.S.STANISLAS ... PETITIONER in WP No.18606 of 2014 V. RAMATHILAGAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.19119 of 2014 K.RAJAKUMAR ... PETITIONER in WP No.19120 of 2014 M.ABDUL KHADER ... PETITIONER in WP No.19121 of 2014 K. RUKKUMANI ... PETITIONER in WP No.19122 of 2014 M. RAJESWARI ... PETITIONER in WP No.19123 of 2014 G.VAJRASEENAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.19124 of 2014 V. RAMATHILAGAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.19125 of 2014 N.DORAIRAJ ... PETITIONER in WP No.

1 M.GANAPATHY 2 M.SUNDARARAJAN 3 R.SIVANESAN 4 A.ABDULKHADER 5 A.PITCHAIKANNU 6 P.JAMBUNATHAN 7 P.PALANISAMY 8 S.VENKATACHALAM ... PETITIONERS in WP No.19889 of 2014 1 B.PARIMALA 2 R.MALLIGAMMAL ... PETITIONERS in WP No.20149 of 2014 1 G.MARY JOSEPHINE 2 TMT.SUSAI MARY 3 M.THIRUPURANTHAKA ESWARAN 4 V.JEEVARATHINAM 5 M.MANOGARAN 6 M.C.LILLY THERASA ... PETITIONERS in WP No.20152 of 2014 1 R.MALLIHA 2 K.A.IRUDAYAM ... PETITIONERS in WP No.20161 of 2014 1 R. GNANA SEKARAN 2 M.AMMSA BAI 3 P.VINAYAGAM 4 N.NEELAKANDAN 5 A.USHA 6 G.SWAMINATHAN 7 K.KUPPAN 8 S.ELLAMMAL ... PETITIONERS in WP No.20251 of 2014 1 S.GANESANAAR ... PETITIONER in WP No.20582 of 2014 2 J.TAMILARASAN 1 S.J.NICHOLAS 2 N.BENJAMIN ... PETITIONER in WP No.20672 of 2014 1 K.VASANTHA KOKILAM 2 K.LAKSHMI 3 N. VADIVEL 4 S.ANNAPOORANAM FAMILY 5 R.MURUGAN 6 K.ANNAPURANA 7 S.PRABATH 8 S.PALANIAMMAL 9 S.SUNDARAMBAL 10 P.V.VARALAKSHMI 11 M.GANAPATHY FAMILY 12 G.VASANTHA

13 V.THAYATHAL 14 K.LAKSHMI 15 S.KANNAIYAN 16 S.BAGYAVATHI 17 K.LAKSHMI 18 K.G.OVUSAMY 19 K.RAMASAMY 20 P.JEGANATHAN 21 S.PUSHPAM 22 A.MARIYASELIN 23 G.RAMAKRISHNAN 24 M.MANORAJITHAM 25 K.RAMASAMY 26 A.GHOUSE MOHIDEEN 27 V.RAGHUNATHAN 28 P.A.RAJAGOPAL 29 S.SOUNDARARAJAN 30 P.R.ARUMUGAM 31 K.VISWARAJASEKAR 32 R.R.ANGAMUTHU 33 P.KODAINAYAKI 34 S.SHANMUGAVEL 35 K.A.RAJESWARI 36 R.DHANAPACKIAM 37 SELVI NAGARAJAN 38 R.S.MANAVALAN 39 S.SANTHA ... PETITIONERS in WP No.21918 of 2014 1 S.RAJESWARI 2 T.A.LAKSHMI 3 T.M.MUNIYAMMAL 4 V.VARGHEESMARY 5 A.NATARAJAN 6 M.KUMARASAMY 7 M.SANKARAN 8 M.SUGUNA 9 S.PAVUNAMMAL 10 S.VIMALA 11 P.JOTHILINGAM 12 M.RAJU 13 S.MUTHIYALU 14 R.RAJARANI 15 V.MAHALINGAM 16 K.KUPPUSAMY 17 N.SELVARASU 18 D.SHANMUGAM 19 P.VIJAYA 20 V.SAMPATH 21 S.VASANTHA

22 D.DHANDAPANI 23 V.MAHARANI 24 V.V.JANARTHANAN 25 K.KALAIMANI 26 K.SIVAPRAKASAM 27 K.KUPPAMMAL 28 V.R.KANNAN 29 P.ARUMUGAM 30 R.FATHIMA 31 V.GANESAN 32 N.KAMALAKANNAN ... PETITIONERS IN WP NO.21928 OF 2014 1 RAMASAMY 2 M.ARUNACHALAM 3 P.PERUMAL 4 C.VAITHILINGAM 5 T.RAJARATHINAM 6 A.PANNEERSELVAM 7 K.MOOKAN 8 S.ANANTHI 9 PARVATHI.B.

10 V.GOVARTHANAN 11 K.MARKANDAVEL 12 S.RANI SUNDAR 13 G.SAROJA 14 S.JEYARUBI 15 R.S.KANTHIMATHI 16 R.ELANGOVAN 17 G.SUBBULAKSHMI 18 A. MARIAPPAN 19 V.SHANMUGAM PILLAI ... PETITIONERS in WP No.21929 of 2014 A.ANJALI DEVI ... PETITIONER in WP No.21995 of 2014 N.KALAVATHI ... PETITIONER in WP No.21996 of 2014 1 J.RAVICHANDRAN 2 K.P.GOVINDAN 3 C.NALLATHAMBI 4 S.SAVITHIRI 5 SARASWATHY 6 P. SARADHAMBIGAI 7 K. SHANMUGAM 8 S.CHINNUSAMY 9 K.MANICKAM 10 A.VARADAPPAN 11 S.KALIYANNAN 12 P.RAMASAMY 13 N.VARADARAJAN 14 A.S.LAKSHMIPRABA

15 C.RAMASAMY 16 C.VENUGOPALAN 17 P.R.ATHIYAPPAN 18 A.SUBBULAKSHMI 19 K.PERIYASWAMY 20 N.SOUNDIRAM 21 M.INDIRANI 22 C.PAPPATHI 23 S.CHELLAMMAL 24 C.PAPPATHI 25 N.RANGASAMY 26 S.PALANIVELU 27 K.DHANAMANI 28 K.KUZHANDAIVEL 29 K.SIVARAJ 30 M.VIMALA 31 P.V.KUPPUSAMY 32 P.MANIMEGALAI 33 S.RAMALAKSHMI 34 R.SENGOTTAIYAN 35 S.VASUDEVAN 36 K.MEENAKSHI 37 A.N.PALANIAPPAN 38 N.SENGOTTIAN 39 M.R.GANAPATHY 40 K.CHELLAMMAL 41 R.KUMARASAMY 42 A.SAMPOORANAM 43 S.BALAMANI 44 S.SIVAGAMI 45 S.ELAYAPPAN 46 A.VIJAYALAKSHMI 47 M.LEELAVATHI 48 K.SANKARA NARAYANAN 49 K.KRISHNAVENI 50 T.J.FRANCIS XAVIER 51 M.K.MANICKAM 52 N.MARKANDAN 53 N.SAGUNTHALA 54 C.LALITHA 55 G.SIVAMANI 56 P.SAVARINATHAN 57 S.MARIA ARUL 58 M.MARY 59 M.SUGUNA 60 K.THIRUGNANASAMBANAM 61 LOURDUMARY 62 A.MARY 63 M.SUGUNA

64 JEYA CONSTANCE PREMA BAI 65 C.MUNIAPPAN 66 K.NEELA SHANMUGAM 67 T.S.RANGASAMY 68 R.VANAJA 69 S.PAVUNAMMAL 70 M.ARUPUTHASAMY 71 A.MATHALAIMARY 72 T.J.JOSEPHINE MARGARET 73 R.JEYARAMAN 74 K.V.GOVINDARAJULU 75 RANI 76 K.LAKSHMANAN 77 S.PAUL 78 S.KANTHALAKSHMI 79 M.DANABACKIYAM 80 A.JAYAMARY 81 L.JULIANA MARY 82 K.THIRUKKAMI 83 J.GRACE SELVANAYAKI ILAVARASI 84 A.AROKIADOSS 85 P.SUSEELA 86 M.MARIYAPPAN 87 R.KAMALA 88 V.SHANMUGAPERUMAL 89 M.GANAPATHY ... PETITIONERS in WP No.21924 of 2014 1 V.LOURDU 2 K.SRINIVASAN 3 K.BANUMATHI 4 KRISHNAVENI ... PETITIONER in WP No.21945 of 2014 1 D.THULASI 2 A.ABIMANNAN 3 K.A.PERIYASWAMI 4 V.GAJAPATHY 5 PARAMASIVAM S.

6 S.HAMSAVENI 7 B.DANALAKSHMI 8 C.SELVAM 9 A.RATHINAM 10 J.PONNAMMAL SAMATHANAM 11 S.LOURITH CHANDROTHAYAM 12 P.GOWRI SHANKAR 13 G.SARASWATHY 14 SIVARAJI R.

15 M.V.CHOKALINGAM 16 T.R.ANNAMALAI 17 V.RAMADOSS

18 J.THIYAGARAJAN 19 N.KRISHNAMOORTHY 20 B.DAMODARAN 21 P.S.THYAGARAJAN 22 K.KRISHNAN 23 G.K.MUNUSWAMY 24 M.V.VENKATESAN 25 A.PARTHASARATHY 26 S.CHAYADEVI 27 M.NAGAMMAL 28 M.BABU 29 UMADEVI 30 A.GURUNATHAN 31 P.PERUMAL 32 A.KANNIAPPAN 33 P.M.BAGGIA 34 D.SHANMUGAM 35 S.KADIRVELU 36 K.KRISHNAMOORTHY 37 A.R.SRINIVASAN 38 G.PREMAVATHY 39 S.PERIYANAYAKI 40 C.SHANMUGAM ... PETITIONERS in WP No.21706 of 2014 1 R.HILDA VASANTHA PUSHPAM 2 M.PREMAVATHI 3 P.VADIVEL 4 R.LAKKUMANAN 5 K.RAJAGOPAL 6 D.GNANAMANI 7 V.KANNABIRAN 8 P.RAJAMMAL 9 P.CHELLAMMAL 10 P.MURUGESAN 11 V.MAHALAKSHMI 12 N.SHANMUGAM 13 M.JAYAMANI 14 A.RAJAMMAL 15 M.CHELLAMMAL 16 K.SOMESHWARAN 17 G.GANDHIMATHI 18 M.RAMALINGAM 19 S.NACHARU 20 K.MANICKAM 21 B.BANUMATHI 22 S.SANTHANA KRISHNAN 23 A.MARYFLORA 24 P.JAMES THANGAM

25 A.ANTHONI 26 C.RAJESHWARI ... PETITIONERS in WP No.21707 of 2014 1 M.SANTHANAMARY 2 T.RAJU 3 V. BACKIYAM 4 S.GANDHI 5 T.PALANISAMY 6 T.A.RAJALAKSHMI 7 D.B.VANATHI 8 G.POONGODI 9 P.VENNILA 10 P.THANGAMMAL 11 N.C.SELVAPPAN 12 M.RATHINAVELU 13 R.GOVINDARAJAN 14 G.SUSEELA 15 A.CHINNAMMAL 16 C.RAJENDIRAN 17 P.S.ABDUL MUNAFF 18 S. ELANGOVAN 19 P.PUNITHAM 20 T.PACHAMUTHU 21 M.MARY 22 A.R.DEVADEVI 23 A.SELVANATHAN 24 J.VINAYAGAM 25 C.KRISHNAVENI 26 S.CATHARIN MARY 27 P.J.JANIEL 28 S.A.LOURDUMARY 29 M.SHANMUGAM 30 L.AROKIYASAMY 31 S.ALPHONSA 32 P.SAKUNTHALA 33 D.THIMMARAYAPPA 34 R.INDIRANI 35 M.SAKUNTHALA 36 A.GUNASEELAN 37 M.SULOCHANA 38 A.ALEXANDER 39 P.RAMANI ... PETITIONERS in WP No.21705 of 2014 1 K.N.SUBRAMANIAN 2 R.LOGANATHAN 3 V.SIDDHAN 4 K.MANIMUTHU

5 C.SUBBATHAL 6 M.R.PALANISAMY 7 S.RASAPPAN 8 A.DAWOOD ALI 9 R.MOAHNRAJ 10 K.MOHAMMED ADAM SAHIB 11 V.KOUSALYA 12 M.LOURDUSAMY 13 V.SUGUNAVATHY 14 A.JEBAMALAI 15 V.DURAISAMY 16 B.VALLIYAMMAL 17 T.GRACE HEBZIBAH 18 P.NAGAVALLI 19 A.MALLIKA 20 P.R.GOVINDAMMAL 21 T.A.RASHIDHA BEGAM 22 K.SARASWATHY 23 K.PARASURAMAN 24 K.BHASKARA PANDIAN 25 C.KALAISELVI 26 K.SIVANANDAM 27 S.AMBIGAI 28 D.RAMASAMY 29 P.AKILANDAMMAL 30 S.CHINNAPPAN ... PETITIONERS in WP No.21858 of 2014 1 G.WENCESLAUS 2 S.MARY 3 S.ALVERA 4 M.AMALORPAVAM 5 M.MARY MARGRET 6 A.MARY JOSPHINE 7 TELPI CRUZ MARY 8 P.MARIA AMALAM 9 G.NARAYANAN 10 V.SAVERIYAR ADIMAI 11 G.BHUVANESWARI 12 A.MOHAMED HANIFA 13 V.RAMACHANDRAN 14 P.INEL BOISA 15 A.AMRTHAVALLI 16 V.SUSILA 17 I.SARASWATHY 18 A.S.SRINIVASAN 19 R.PONNUPANDY 20 G.KRISHNARAMANUJAM 21 V.VIJAYASANTHI 22 A.PACKIALAKHMI

23 G.DAVID 24 M.SRIRANGAM 25 A.ANBURAJ 26 S.MANGALAM JEGARAJ 27 A.SAROJA 28 P.ARTHURRAJ 29 P.EMYMAL HEPCIBAH 30 D.LALITHA RUBY ARULMANI 31 S.PACKIAMANI 32 D.LALITHA RUBY ARULMANI 33 C.GLORY HEPZIBA 34 P.AYYAPPAN 35 P.V.VIJAYALAKSHMI 36 V.RAJAGOPALAN 37 V.LAKSHMI ... PETITIONERS in WP No.21859 of 2014 1 V.M.MUNUSAMY 2 K.GABRIAL 3 S.FATHIMA 4 A.JAMUNA 5 S.CATHARIN MARY 6 S.SUSAIAMMAL 7 V.SHANTHIROSALIND 8 P.MARTIN JAYAPAUL 9 S.MANGAYARKARASI 10 N.RAJATHI 11 T.N.SAROJA 12 R.SIVARASU ... PETITIONERS in WP No.21860 of 2014 M.RAMALINGAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.21303 of 2014 1 A.VAITHIANATHAN 2 P.THANUSURAMAN 3 V.THILLAI GOVINDAN 4 P.MUTHUSAMY 5 M. SELVARAJ 6 S.ANTONIAMMAL 7 T.VISWANATHAN 8 K.MUTHALU 9 M.DHANARAJAN 10 T. PARASAKTHI 11 J.KRISHNAVENI 12 V.R.KANNAN 13 D.DEVAKI 14 R.SAMBATHU 15 A.BALAKUMARAN 16 K.HARI 17 L.G.GOPALAKRISHNAN

18 K.SWARNAM 19 N. KUMARASAMY 20 M.PERIANAYAKI 21 A.JOSEPH 22 B.RAJIVI 23 B.RAJIVI 24 D.DEVAKI 25 J.KRISHNAVENI 26 V.R.KANNAN 27 R.MEENAKSHI 28 A.ANGAYARKANNI 29 A.JOHN VICTOR 30 R.GOVINDASAMY 31 N.RATHINAM 32 C.KANNAPPAN 33 R.MALARKODI 34 M.PACHAMUTHU 35 K.BHARATHAN 36 G.N. SIVAPRAKASAM 37 R.JOTHI 38 A. THANGARASU 39 SUBRAMANIYAN 40 K.KUPPUSAMY 41 BANUMATHI 42 R.AZHAGURANI 43 G.SHANTHA 44 R.KALA 45 S.RAMANI 46 D.KOILPITCHAI 47 G.CATHERINE PUSHPAM 48 B.VIJAYAVALLI 49 R.MANI 50 S.KANNUSAMY 51 C.BOORASAMY 52 T.SHANMUGAM 53 M.RAJANGAM 54 V.N.KANNAN 55 K.PARGUNAN 56 D.RAMASAMY 57 V.RAMAMURTHY 58 H.VASANTHA 59 G.KALIYAPERUMAL 60 P.ARUMUGHAM 61 M.PACHAMUTHU 62 L.MANI 63 A.ADAIKALASAMY ... PETITIONERS in WP No.22099 of 2014 1 S.RAJU 2 P. KRISHNAN

3 V.SAROJA 4 N.CHRISTOPHER SUNDARAM SELVAKUMAR 5 S. MANJULA 6 M.SELVARANI 7 M.C.DEVARAJ 8 P.PALANI GOUNDAN 9 L.KUPPUSWAMY 10 N.PALANISWAMY 11 S. SUNDARAVALLI 12 T.CHELLASAMY 13 R.VENKATANARAYANAN 14 G.VENKATESAN 15 C. RAMACHANDRAN 16 K.BALARAMAN 17 G.ARUMUGAM 18 B.SIVARAJAN 19 C. NATARAJAN 20 R.CHENDRASEKARAN 21 N.JAYAVALLI 22 K.L.MD. MUSTAFA ... PETITIONERS in WP No.22074 of 2014 1 S.SAKTHIVEL 2 S.KUMARAVEL 3 S.GANAVEL 4 S. VENKATESAN 5 S.KATHIRVEL 6 S.VETRIVEL ... PETITIONERS in WP No.22075 of 2014 1 V.LAKSHMI 2 P.LAKSHMANANPILLAI 3 A.KARTHIKAYINI 4 K.KARUPPASAMY 5 T.RAJAMMAL 6 K.S.NARASIMHAN 7 L.VASANTHA 8 V.BALAKRISHNAN 9 S.KANNAN 10 R.INDIRA 11 S.SUBRAMANIAN 12 S.NAINAR 13 Y.RAJAMONICKAM 14 M.E.SUBBIAH 15 K.RAJAM 16 A.K.RAMASAMY 17 P.GOMATHISANKARASUBBULAKSHMI 18 A.THAVASIKANI 19 G.STEPHEN ARULRAJ 20 A.SUBBIAH 21 S.PONNAMMAL

22 G.BALASINGH 23 M.KANAGAMMAL 24 R.NATARAJAN 25 M.MARYRATNAM 26 N.PAULRAJAN 27 M.E.MOHAMEMD AL 28 D.KAMATCHI 29 N.DEVARAJAN 30 C.KAMALAM 31 ACHARLAS 32 K.PRABAVATHI 33 P.GANAPATHIYAPPAN 34 M.BALAKRISHNAN 35 M.PICHIAMMAL 36 NAVANEETHAM ... PETITIONERS in WP No.21708 of 2014 1 C.SIVALINGAM 2 C.SELVARAJ 3 C.VARADARAJAN 4 O.P.ARUMUGAM 5 P.VIJAYALAKSHMI 6 S.JASINTHA 7 K.RAMAMOORTHY 8 C.CHOKALINGAM 9 P.KOTTISWARAN 10 V.SRINIVASAN 11 A.SWAMIDURAI 12 A.MUTHUKRISHAN 13 N.KAVARIAMMAL 14 S.MARAGATHAM 15 K.A.SAMRUTHJOHN 16 S.DURAIRAJAN ... PETITIONERS in WP No.22081 of 2014 1 E.P.SUBRAMANIAN 2 M.SANTHA 3 K.VIJAYALAKSHMI 4 P.SAGUNTHALA 5 R.S.PUNITHA 6 V.GAJAPATHY 7 S.ANGAMMAL 8 S.P.MARIYA AMALDOSS 9 S.RAJESWARI 10 P.RAJA 11 M.NAGESWARI 12 N.S.HANUMANTHAN 13 S.LAKSHMI 14 C.RAJA

15 R.RAJALAKSHMI 16 K.BABY ... PETITIONERS in WP No.22079 of 2014 D.KULANDHAI ... PETITIONER in WP No.22033 of 2014 1 R.SIVAMANI 2 P.DEVATHATHAN 3 R.VARADARAJULU 4 K.RAMALINGAM 5 S.ARULANANDAM 6 S.ESKKIMUTHU 7 A.ANGAPPAN 8 S.DURGALAKSHMI 9 P.RAJAMMAL 10 S.JANAKI 11 T.DHANALAKSHMI 12 J.DAISY RACHEL 13 V.VEDAOLLI NEHEMIAH 14 M.ANNABACKIYAM 15 T.G.NEELAKANDAN 16 G.JAMES VICTOR 17 L.AMUTHA 18 K.CHANDRASEKARAN 19 R.SAROJA 20 M.KUPPAUSAMY 21 S.RITA 22 M.ARUNAGIRI 23 R.PADMINI 24 P.SUSEELA 25 N.SEENIKADHAR 26 L.KALYANI 27 K.MOORTHY 28 KALAIARASI 29 M.VISALAKSHMI 30 T.MANOHARAN 31 D.PARAMASIVAN 32 DASTHAGIRI 33 K.V.GANANASEKARAN 34 S.BABULAL 35 R.KRISHNAVENI 36 K.THANGAM 37 VALENT HEBSIBA 38 K.MEENAKSHIAMMA 39 C.MUNUSAMY CHETTY 40 R.JYARAMAIAH 41 V.NAGARATHINAM 42 J.SUBRAMANIAM 43 K.JAGADA

44 K.SIVANANDAM 45 M.GUNASUNDARI 46 S.UTHIRIAMARY ... PETITIONERS in WP No.22077 of 2014 1 T.C.DHANALAKSHMI 2 K.M.KALAICHELVI 3 G.JAYARATHINAM 4 S.BALASUBRAMANIAN 5 E.R. CHELLAMUTHU 6 M. DEENADHAYALAN 7 M.KIRUBAVATHI DHANALAKSHMI 8 V.JAYARAMAN 9 M.SAMBOORNIMA SUGANTHABAI 10 A.N.SARVESWARAN 11 G.ESWARI 12 K.BAKTHAVATCHALU 13 R.PERUMAL 14 T.E.SIVAPRAKASAM 15 C.SAKUNTHALA 16 K.RADHA 17 R.VANJULA 18 S.DEVAKANNIGA 19 N.S.SHANMUGAM 20 R.MANI 21 A.VENKATESAN 22 K.T.SHANMUGAM 23 M.JALALUDEEN 24 P.SHANMUGAM 25 V.JAYAM 26 N.SAVARIAMMAL 27 D.JOYCE SAMBOORANAM 28 S.LOURDU PAUL 29 S.PAULINE 30 S.LEELA MARY 31 R.JECINTHA RANI 32 A.MICHEAL 33 N.KANIKAIMARY 34 S.JAYALAKSHMI 35 J.PREMAKUMARI 36 RAMASAMY 37 R.SARASWATHI 38 M.NIRMALA 39 V.BANUMATHI 40 R.RAMASAMY 41 V.CHOCKALINGAM ... PETITIONERS in WP No.22100 of 2014

1 S.DHANABAGYAVATHI 2 M.GOPALAN 3 V.RADHAKRISHNAN 4 T.K.RAVINDRANATH ... PETITIONER in WP No.22142 of 2014 1 P.RAMASAMY 2 K.K.LAKSHMANAN 3 P.GURUNAHAN 4 M.GANDHIMATHI 5 P.R.PAVAYEE 6 N.SWARNAMBIGAI 7 P.GUNASEELAN 8 S.CHINNAPPAN 9 M.CYRIL JOSEPHINE 10 S.PAVAYEE 11 V.SHANMUGAPERUMAL 12 A.SARASWATHY 13 K.WHITEROSE 14 P.PAPATHI 15 R.MUTHUSWAMY 16 N.PONNUSWAMY 17 M.DURAISAMY 18 S.NATARAJAN 19 R.A.MURUGESAN 20 A.BOOPATHI 21 S.KANNAMMAL 22 R.PADMAVATHI 23 A.CHANDRA 24 P.SAKTHIVEL 25 K.LOGANATHAN 26 R.JEYARAJ 27 S.SHANMUGAVELU 28 A.SARASWATHI 29 G.SULOCHANA 30 R.SAMUEL SATHIANATHAN 31 N.PADMAVATHY 32 K.RAMASAMY 33 S.GANAPATTISUBRAMANIAM 34 P.VELUSAMY 35 P.THANGARAJAN 36 P.RAJAGOPAL 37 R.VANAJA ... PETITIONERSS in WP No.22078 of 2014 S.SUNDARAMOORTHY .. PETITIONER in WP No.22798 of 2014 G.STELLA ... PETITIONER in WP No.22799 of 2014

1 S.P.KANDASAMI 2 P.CHANDRASEKARAN 3 P.MUTHULAKSHMI 4 R.SAKUNTHALA 5 J.ANTONY RAJAN 6 P.MALLIKADEVI 7 SEENIDORAI 8 S.RAJAMMAL 9 R.KRISHNAMOORTHY 10 S.ESTHER RANI PREMKUMARI 11 J.PETER LOUIS 12 M.SEKAR 13 R.AMALU 14 D.NARENDRAN 15 N.BACKIYALAKSHMI 16 V.VISHALAKSHI 17 R.RAJINI 18 S.KAMALA 19 S.MUTHULAKSHMI 20 R.GURUVAMMAL 21 T.ANNAMMAL 22 P.MAIYALATHA 23 R.JAYALAKSHMI 24 K.KRISHNASAMY 25 M.KANAGARAJ 26 P.MAYILATHAL 27 D.GUNASEKARAN 28 P.DHANDAPANI 29 P.AZHAGAR 30 V.RAMASAMY 31 C.P.RAJALAKSHMI 32 R.RENUKADEVI 33 A.MUMTAZ 34 P.SUBBULAKSHMI 35 A.BATRAVENI 36 R.NARAYANASAMY 37 S.SOMANATHAN 38 S.PALANISAMY 39 M.BHUVANESWARI 40 A.ANTHONICHARLI 41 R.MEASWARAN 42 G.RAJAMMAL 43 P.RAJESWARI 44 S.R.MAYILSAMY 45 C.CHELLAM 46 S.VISALAKSHMI 47 D.R.PONNAMMAL 48 K.PUSHPAVALLI 49 S.SAROJINI

50 M.DURAI 51 C.PALANI 52 K.RAMADOSS 53 PARAMESWARI ... PETITIONERS in WP No.22737 of 2014 1 S.SUBRAMANIYAN 2 C.NATARAJAN 3 R.DEVASENAPATHI 4 P.T. NATARAJAN 5 R.RADHAKRISHNAN 6 N.JEEVENDRAN 7 N.DHARMAPALAN 8 S.NATARAJAN 9 R.DEVAPADMA 10 T.P.NARAYANA SWAMY 11 V.DEIVASIGAMANI 12 D.ROSALIND JOTHI BAI 13 A.ANGAYARKANNI 14 R.S.PUNITHA 15 S.THERASAMARY 16 D.SWAMINATHAN 17 M.SAKUNTHALA 18 A.JOSEPHINE LOURDU MARY 19 A.MARY 20 G.INDRANI 21 A.JAYAMARY 22 S.KULANDAI THERESA 23 S.AMALA AROCKIAM 24 K.THAVAMANIRAJ 25 C.GOVINDARASU 26 K.MURUGESAN 27 K.UMAPATHY 28 M.KANNIYAN 29 V.NATARAJAN 30 P.VALASUBRAMANIAN 31 E.SUNDARARAJAN ... PETITIONERS in WP No.22715 of 2014 1 D.LAKSHMI RATHINAM 2 M.DHANALAKSHMI 3 M.GANTHIMATHY ... PETITIONERS in WP No.22740 of 2014 1 S.LOURDUSAMY 2 L.PALANIAMMAL 3 M.CHANDRA LEKHA 4 A.KARUNANIDHI 5 P.SIVAGAMI 6 MR. S.ARULMOZHI

7 USHA RANI 8 K.KUPPIREDDY 9 K.S.ARUNACHALAM 10 S.SOMASUNDARAM 11 K.SHANMUGAM 12 M.BABY GNANAM 13 R.RAMASAMY 14 I.DURAISAMY 15 M.AESNATHGUNANAMANI 16 A.SAMPOORNAM 17 S.PETER THOMAS 18 D.UNNAMALAI 19 M.SUBRAMANIAN 20 K.RAMASAMY 21 M.ARUNACHALAM 22 G.MANI 23 P.KUPUSAMY 24 D.ARUGAKEERTHI 25 R.ELUMALAI 26 K.A.DURAISAMY 27 A.N.DHAKSHANAMURTHY 28 T.PACHAIAPPAN 29 K.SAMBANDAN 30 M.KUMAR 31 R.HARIKRISHNAN 32 K.AJITHDASS 33 L.SAMANDAM 34 K.KRISHNAMOORTHY 35 M.SUBRAMANI 36 R.SUSEELA 37 M.GOVINDARAJAN 38 K.ETTY 39 J.LATHIEF 40 J.AMBROSE 41 K.C.MUNISAMI 42 M.PERUMAL 43 V.GOVINDAN 44 B.SELVARAJU 45 M.NATARAJAN 46 R.GOVINDARAJ 47 RADHABAI 48 V.YAMUNABAI 49 P.LOGAIYAN 50 K.KALYANASUNDARAM 51 C.PATCHIAPPAN 52 M.GOVINDASAMY 53 A.ANNAMALAI 54 S.RAMAKANTHAN 55 M.R.VADAMALAI

56 K.KATCHIYAPPAN 57 R.VARADHAN 58 K.GAJALAKSHMI 59 R.SANTHAKUMARI 60 R.ETHIRAJAN 61 N.BASKARADOSS 62 A.S.AJITH DOSS 63 A.MANI 64 P.ULAGANATHAN 65 C.ADIRAJA NAINAR 66 V.V.MANICKAM 67 V.A.SAMBASIVAM 68 R.A.SUBRAMANIAN 69 C.A.SELVARAJ 70 V.KASTHURI 71 K.KANNIAPPAN 72 K.ANANDA JAYAPAUL 73 P.MUNUSAMY 74 D.SANTHA 75 S.KASTHURIBAI 76 R.SIVAGAMI 77 M.D.SAROJA 78 A.PRABAVATHY 79 N.KANNIYAPPAN 80 S.BAGUBALLI 81 K.S.ZAREENA 82 V.GOVINDARAJULU 83 K.PURUSHOTHAMAN 84 R.CHANDRASEKARAN 85 N.THIRUNAVUKKARASU ... PETITIONERS in WP No.22815 of 2014 1 S.KUMARESAN 2 R.MANOHARAN 3 R.PERUMAL 4 LALITHABAI 5 S.JEYARAJ 6 V.G.DAMODARAN 7 K.RAJENDRAN 8 K.PAKKIANATHAN 9 S.VEERAPATHIRAN 10 M.SUSEELA 11 R.ARUMUGAM 12 M.KARUPPANAN 13 S.A.KUMARASAMY 14 M.KANDASAMY 15 R.G.BALAGURUSAMY 16 I.SUBBIAH 17 T.S.MURUGESAN 18 N.PALANISAMY

19 K.PADMAVATHY 20 A.CHINNAKALLAI 21 K.S.AMALARPAVAMARY 22 R.PANDI 23 S.ALAGAR 24 S.PANDIYAMMAL 25 D.SRINIVASAN 26 C.VISHVANATHAN 27 V.KARUPPIAH 28 D.SANTIAGO 29 P.PERIYASAMY 30 S.RAJAMANICKAM 31 R.P.P.PALANIANDI 32 P.KAMALAM 33 JAYALAKSHMI 34 M.VEERAKUMARI 35 S.VASANTHAN 36 C.SANTHA 37 G.SAKKUBAI 38 A.SELLAMUTHU 39 P.MALLIGA 40 N.BALAKRISHNAN 41 A.RAMU 42 M.VELU ... PETITIONERS in WP No.22816 of 2014 1 P.KAMALAJOTHI 2 K.JANARTHANA NAIDU 3 P.DHARMAN 4 M.P.KALAIVANNAN 5 N.KANCHAPALLAYAM 6 V.PATHMAVATHI 7 T.K.GANESAN 8 P.KALAISELVI 9 N.K.SUNDARARAJAN 10 K.MOHANAN 11 L.SARANGAPANI 12 K.MURUGASAMY 13 A.B.MADHAVAN 14 K.MUTHIYALU 15 E.NATARAJAN 16 N.LALITHA 17 P.VELLAISAMY 18 P.KUNJAMMAL 19 U.ALANGARAM 20 A.PANNEERSELVAM 21 D.SUBBARAYAN 22 G.ANNAMALAI 23 A.MARY CECEL 24 K.LOUIS HELENA

25 R.VADIVELU 26 S.RAJESWARI 27 L.ELUMALAI 28 P.MANI 29 S.GOVINDASAMY 30 R.DEVARAJAN 31 K.CHANDRASEKARAN 32 K.RAJAGOPAL 33 V.ANANDAMURTHY 34 N.VILVARAYAN 35 N.DHAMOTHIRAN 36 K.RAMAMURTHY 37 V.R.SUNDARAM 38 K.JOYCE KANTHAMANI 39 A.SOKKALINGAM 40 M.VELU 41 B.MANI 42 J.NAGENDIRAN 43 T.C.PANDIAN 44 R.FATHIMA 45 MARGARET ROSE SUGIRTHABAI 46 A.CHINNAKUTTAI 47 T.MUNIYAPPA 48 P.VENKATARAMUDU 49 M.P.KRISHNAREDDY 50 K.N.VADIVELU 51 P.RAMANI 52 R.MURUGESAN 53 K.PALANIMUTHU ... PETITIONER in WP No.22817 of 2014 N.RAMALINGAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.22697 of 2014 KANNAPPAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.22698 of 2014 1 D.ASOKAN 2 M.KUPPUSAMY 3 TMT.N.JEYAM 4 P.VEERAMMAL ... PETITIONER in WP No.21377 of 2014 1 T.VIJAYAPATHI 2 A. MARAGADAM 3 L.VAIDEHI 4 R.THANIKACHAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.22371 of 2014 1 K.TAMILSELVI 2 R.DEVADOSS ... PETITIONER in WP No.22392 of 2014

1 R.RAJAN 2 P.DURAISWAMI 3 K.PALANISAMY 4 R.PARAMASIVAM 5 C.SAROJINI 6 S.JEYALAKSHMI 7 B.CHELLAM 8 V.DHANAM 9 K.PAAPPU 10 V.PAAPPU 11 P.SIVAGAMI 12 K.KALAISELVI 13 G.JOTHIAMMAL 14 S.ESWARI ... PETITIONER in WP No.23007 of 2014 1 D.SEBASTINAL JEYAMARY 2 A.MARY RANI 3 S.KUPPUSAMY 4 A.PHILIP 5 D.VIMALA 6 S.MARY 7 S.PHILOMINAL 8 I.ELIZABETH RANI 9 C.V.SREETHARAN 10 K.NAGALAKSHMI ... PETITIONER in WP No.22974 of 2014 1 C.POONGAVANAM 2 N.SIVANESAN 3 N.GNANA SAMBANDAN 4 K.DURAISAMY 5 S.SARASWATHY 6 K.LOGANATHAN 7 V.UMA 8 K.KANNAN 9 K.VASANTHA 10 R.RAJAPATHER 11 A.GANESAN 12 N.ELUMALAI 13 S.RAMASAMY 14 T.RAJAMANI 15 S.PURUSHOTHAMAN 16 N.V.RAGHAVAN 17 S.N.JAYARAMAN 18 V.YAMUNA BAI 19 V.V.JANARTHANAN 20 B.SELVARAJ 21 M.NADARAJAN 22 V.NARAYANAN 23 S.SAMPATHI

24 M.VENKATACHALAM 25 V.THIRUKUMARAN 26 P.LOGAIYAN 27 V.THIRUGNANANM 28 K.ANTHONY 29 G.VIJAYALAKSHMI 30 M.RAJALAKSHMI 31 P.SARVESAN 32 S.JAYALAKSHMI 33 S.ANNALAKSHMI 34 G.ANANTHALAKSHMI 35 S.SAROJINI 36 V.NAVANEETHA BALAKRISHNAN 37 N.SUBBURAJ 38 S.UGRASENAN 39 G.KAMMAKAL 40 S.RENGANAYAKI 41 S.GANESAN 42 BHUVANESWARI 43 K.KESAVA KRISHNAMOORTHI 44 A.KARUPPIAH 45 R.SRINIVASAN 46 S.VASANTHABAI 47 G.NARAYANASAMY 48 TMT.S.GUNASEKARI 49 S.SOUNDARI 50 S.MURUGAN 51 T.PALANIVELU 52 K.SUBBIAH 53 M.SADASIVAM 54 S.SRINIVASAN 55 M.DHANAPALAN 56 R.BALAKRISHNAN 57 KANAKAMBUJAM NATARAJAN 58 N.MAHALAKSHMI 59 N.ARUNACHALAM 60 R.VIJAYALAKSHMI 61 T.ANDIYAPPAN 62 N.VELAYUTHAM 63 M.SOMASUNDARAM 64 R.SELLABANGI 65 R.K.PETHU 66 S.KAMALAVENI 67 T.MAHALAKSHMI 68 M.GOVINDAN 69 L.BALAKRISHNAN 70 R.KASTHURI 71 P.RAMANATHAN 72 S.PARVATHY

73 M.SUBRAMANIYAN 74 S.CHINNAPPA RAJ 75 M.GANESAN 76 R.THIRUMAL 77 N.DHANDAPANI 78 V.SUNDARAMOORTHY 79 A.NAGESWARI 80 N.SARATHA 81 M.KRISHNAN 82 M.SRIRAMULU 83 A.VEERAPATHARAN 84 R.ARUNACHALAM 85 M.D.SUNDARAM 86 C.GANDHI 87 V.DURAIKKAN 88 Y.EVA.ETHEL KASTHURIBAI 89 C.GOVINDARAJU 90 A.PATHMANABAN 91 J.ESTHER 92 R.SHANMUGAM 93 D.SUDARSANAM 94 D.KANNAN 95 T.V.PARAMASIVAN 96 MARIASELVAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.23351 of 2014 1 A.P.SUBRAMANIAN 2 N.LEELA 3 S.KULANDAI 4 V.ARUMUGAM 5 A.P.SWAMI 6 K.SRIRAMULU 7 M.ANBURUVAN 8 A.SHANMUGAM 9 K.LOGANATHAN 10 T.MANICKAM 11 K.C.SUBRAMANIAN 12 E.SUNDARARAJAN 13 E.M.ARUMUGAM 14 R.M.SIVAKKOLUNTHU 15 V.VARADHAN 16 N.K.SURAPPAN 17 T.DEVARAJAN 18 V.RAMAKRISHNAN 19 A.ARUMUGAM 20 T.JOHN SAMUEL 21 P.SESHADRI 22 J.RAJENDIRAN 23 A.VIJAYAMMAL ... PETITIONER in WP No.23352 of 2014

S.SULOCHANA ... PETITIONER in WP No.23250 of 2014 R.GANDHIMATHI ... PETITIONER in WP No.23251 of 2014 P.VELUCHAMY ... PETITIONER in WP No.23252 of 2014 KASTHURI BAI ... PETITIONER in WP No.23253 of 2014 S.RATHINASAPAPATHY ... PETITIONER in WP No.23254 of 2014 M.ABDULWAHAB ... PETITIONER in WP No.23255 of 2014 A.S.ADIRAJ ... PETITIONER in WP No.23256 of 2014 M.SIVANTHAMMAL ... PETITIONER in WP No.23257 of 2014 R.KALIAMMAL ... PETITIONER in WP No.13121 of 2014 A.JAYARAMAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.13122 of 2014 1 JEYAMANUVEL 2 PARTHASARATHY.

3 S.NARAYANA PERUMAL 4 K.NARYANASAMY 5 M.AROGYAM IGNACIMUTHU 6 A.JESUMARIYA ANTONY AMMAL 7 R.VAIRAVAN 8 PACHAIMMAL 9 D.JOHN JOYSINGH 10 S.GOMATHI 11 N.XAVIER MARIA DEVA SAGAYAM 12 M.RAJAMMAL ... PETITIONERS in WP No.23295 of 2014 P.S.VELAUTHAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.24840 of 2014 C.RUKMANI DEVI ... PETITIONER in WP No.23091 of 2014 P.SARASA ... PETITIONER in WP No.23092 of 2014 1 K.VADIVELU 2 M.E.DHASANAMOORTHY 3 A.SARASWATHI ... PETITIONERS in WP No.23803 of 2014 T.JAGADESAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.13130 of 2014 D.MUTHUSAMY ... PETITIONER in WP No.13131 of 2014 K.S.BASHA ... PETITIONER in WP No.13132 of 2014 M.LIYAKATH ALIKHAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.13133 of 2014 B.VITTAL SINGH ... PETITIONER in WP No.13134 of 2014 1 T.R.SATHANANDAN 2 N.C.KISHNARAJAN 3 P.VENKATESAN 4 D.RAJAGOPAL ... PETITIONERS in WP No.24328 of 2014 M.SHANMUGAVELAYUTHAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.19753 of 2014 S.VIJAYALAKSHMI ... PETITIONER in WP No.19754 of 2014 1 G.HOPE VASANTHA 2 R.LALITHA NALINA KUMARI 3 B.VIMALA

4 V.SHEEBA INBAKUMARI 5 J.KASTHURIBAI 6 A.CLAMENT CHANDRANATHAN ... PETITIONERS in WP No.18273 of 2014 A.KANNIPRAKASAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.18022 of 2014 1 A.KRISHNAMURTHY 2 R.NARAYANASAMY 3 N.RAJAMANI 4 M.PADMAVATHI 5 A.IYYANAR 6 R.PADMANABHAN 7 P.LAKSHMI 8 A.SELVARAMU 9 S.VIMALABAI 10 A.DHARMALINGAM 11 K.V.KRISHNAMURTHI 12 P.SUNDARARASAN 13 K.THAVAMANI DEVI 14 R.ELANGOVAN 15 K.THULASIDOSS 16 S.RAJALAKSHMI ... PETITIONERS in WP No.21674 of 2014 1 S.PARAMASIVAM 2 D.KANTHIBAI 3 M.MOHAMED SALISHA 4 S.ARUNACHALAM 5 M.PARANJOTHI 6 C.RANGANATHAN 7 E.GOWRI 8 R.DHANDAPANI 9 M.YASODHA 10 S.RAMATHILAGAM 11 J.JANARTHANAM 12 K.RAMALINGAM 13 A.KALIYAMMAL 14 H.SALEEM KHAN 15 A.MURTHI 16 J.SRINIVASAN 17 K.VENKATARAMANAN 18 G.MANGAIYARKARASI 19 V.RAMACHANDRAN 20 L.SUTHANTHIRAM 21 N.PANDI GURUVAMMAL 22 G.PERUMAL 23 B.SIVALINGAM 24 K.KALIYAMURTHY 25 R.NARAYANASAMY 26 R.PANDURANGAN

27 T.A.DEVADASS 28 K.VANAMOHINI 29 A.THANDAVAMURTHI 30 S.RAMAMURTHY 31 K.MAJEETH 32 S.FRANCIS XAVIER 33 A.MARY 34 D.NATARAJAN 35 K.SHANTHI 36 R.VEDALINGAM 37 S.GANAPATHI 38 A.SENTHIL 39 P.PAMPAPATHY 40 P.KRISHNAN 41 L.KRISHNAMURTHY 42 R.ARUNACHALAM 43 M.ILANCHEZIAN 44 R.RADHAKRISHNAN 45 I.CHRISTHOPE 46 G.SEENUVASAN 47 R.THAMIZHARASI 48 C.SUGANTHI 49 G.SIVAGNANAM 50 M.SURESHBABU 51 S.CHANDRAVELU 52 T.VIJAYAKUMAR 53 A.JOHN PETER 54 A.DONBOSCO 55 N.MURUGADOSS 56 S.VIJAYAKUMAR 57 V.VASUDEVAN 58 R.PARTHASARATHY 59 R.GLORY KASTHURIBAI 60 R.GEORGE LIVINGSTONE 61 C.KUPPUSAMY 62 E.MOIDEEN 63 THANGA GOVINDAN 64 P.VEDAVALLI 65 TMT.SELVAM 66 J.SYED MUSTAFA KAMALUDEEN . PETITIONERS in WP No.11299 of 2014 1 P.MANICKAM 2 S.VELLAISAMI 3 A.PANDI 4 B.DELHI MANICKAM 5 TAMILARASI 6 R.SHYAMALA 7 K.MANIAN 8 V.KRISHNADEVARAJAN

9 S.THIRUMALAISWAMI 10 S.VENUGOPAL 11 V.MUTHUSAMY 12 V.A.MANICKAM 13 S.NATARAJAN 14 P.MUTHUSAMY 15 M.GNANAMMAL 16 S.MEENAKSHI 17 K.ARUJUNAN 18 K.MANOHARAN 19 C.NARAYANAN 20 V.K.JAYARAMAN 21 E.RANGASAMY 22 P.RAMASANKAR 23 S.MUTHU 24 S.VELLAISWAMI 25 T.DHANALAKSHMI 26 D.VENGULAKSHMI 27 V.SUBBULAKSHMI 28 S.KOTHAINAYAKI 29 P.LAKSHMI 30 R.S.PALANISWAMI 31 K.GOVINDARAJAN 32 K.ESWARAN 33 T.PONNUSAMY 34 A.ARULARASI 35 PACHAMARAGATHA VELU.M.

36 M.PARAMASIVAM 37 S.VENKATACHALAM 38 K.VANJIMUTHU 39 R.SATHYABAMA 40 M.KANAGASABAPATHY 41 N.SUBRAMANIAM 42 R.NAGALAKSHMI 43 R.THISHYA KUMARI 44 D.SANTHA 45 V.JAYABARATHY 46 R.CHINNASWAMY 47 M.GNANAMMAL ... PETITIONERS in WP No.11300 of 2014 1 S.VIJAYPARVATHI 2 TMT.KRISHNAVENI 3 R.KOODALAKSHMI 4 T.MUTHUKUMARASAMY 5 P.GEETHA 6 S.GANDHIRAJ 7 S.VELAMMAL 8 MARYJEBAMANI SRINIVASAGAM 9 S.DEVAKUNJARI

10 K.RAJESWARI 11 A.GANANAMANI 12 M.PADMAJA 13 S.EASAKI 14 K.SARASWATHI 15 A.SEETHALAKSHMI 16 K.SUBBULAKSHMI 17 O.SUBBIAH 18 R.SAROJA 19 S.PONNACHIYAR 20 R.RAMANUJAMMAL 21 K.SOLAIYAPPAN 22 N.PARAMESWARI 23 K.ANDAL 24 T.PUSHPAM 25 K.FRANCIS SELVARAJ 26 K.PONNUSAMY 27 E.DAVID 28 M.ALPHONSAMMAL 29 M.ALPHONSAMMAL 30 S.SELVAMONI 31 C.RETNAMONY 32 C.SAROJAM 33 S.MARTINAL ... PETITIONERS in WP No.11301 of 2014 1 T.V.LAKSHMIKANTHAN 2 P.RAMNUJAM 3 P.GUNANAYAGAM 4 R.DEVAKI 5 D.KANDASAMY 6 D.ROSALIND JOTHI BAI 7 R.KRISHNAMOORTHY 8 N.DHARMARAJAN ... PETITIONERS in WP No.11302 of 2014 P.SUBRAMANIYAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.22683 of 2014 P.CHINNAPPAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.22684 of 2014 1 M.NAGARAJAN 2 MARIE ANTIONETTE JOSEPHINE MENDEX 3 N.RAJKUMAR KUNDAN 4 HINDRA RANI 5 K.DEVI 6 J.LINGAN 7 K.C.BHOJAN 8 T.S.BHEEMAN 9 B.KRISHNAMURTHY 10 K.M.LINGAN 11 N.BELLIE RAJ 12 M.ALBERT JEYASEELAN

13 G.RAMALINGAM 14 K.SITA 15 N.RANI 16 K.LAKSHMI 17 K.RAGUNATHAN 18 N.KRISHNA MOORTHY 19 J.THERESA MARIA 20 B.CHANDRAN 21 P.KARUNKARAN 22 Y.K.ARJUNAN 23 B.SUBRAMANIAN 24 E.SIVAMALLU 25 A.ZACORIA 26 J.PHILOMENA ... PETITIONERS in WP No.9467 of 2014 1 A.SHANMUGAM 2 M.ELANGOVAN 3 P.K.SAROJA ... PETITIONERS in WP No.25282 of 2014 1 E. THIRUNAVU KARASU 2 R. MOHANARANGAN 3 M.VADIVEL 4 E. RAJENDIRAN 5 S.KATCHAPALAYAM ... PETITIONERS in WP No.26066 of 2014 D.VAIRAVELU ... PETITIONER in WP No.26067 of 2014 1 K.KAMALAM 2 V.NALLAMMAL 3 P. KANDAMMAL 4 S. CHELLAMMAL ... PETITIONER in WP No.26074 of 2014 M.VENU ... PETITIONER in WP No.26112 of 2014 C.SARAVANAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.25196 of 2014 1 S.P.SELVAM 2 S.MARY SUGIRTHAMANI 3 S.WILLSON JAYAKUMAR 4 V.MARY RAJAMANI 5 P.VEDAMANI ... PETITIONER in WP No.25753 of 2014 1 G.GOPAL 2 B.YASHODA 3 K.PERUMAL 4 S.SUNDARAMOORTHY 5 M.BOOPATHY 6 T.BERCHMANSE ROSARY MARY ... PETITIONER in WP No.25529 of 2014

1 S.SUNDARA RAJU 2 S.HALUMITCHI 3 VASANTHA NAVAMANI 4 M.B.RAMAKRISHNAN 5 B.RAMACHANDRAN 6 K.V.DANIEL 7 SAYEELAKSHMI ... PETITIONER in WP No.25623 of 2014 1 A.JOSEPHINE 2 P.KAMALAM 3 D.YESUMONY 4 L.RAJU 5 R.LAKSHMI 6 L.KAMARAJ 7 S.SANTHANAM 8 N.SUNDARAM 9 S.SUSEELA ... PETITIONER in WP No.25624 of 2014 1 M.SUBRAMANIAN 2 R.ARUMUGAM 3 K.SACHINATHAM 4 D.MARGABANDU 5 V.P.MURUGAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.17237 of 2014 1 K.RAJENDRAN 2 K.SHANMUGAM 3 M.VENKATACHALAM 4 V.KARUPPUSAMI 5 M.GURUSWAMY 6 K.SHANMUGAM 7 A.SATHIYAMURTHI 8 R.SOMAPPAN 9 V.ARUMUGAM 10 S.APPUSWAMY 11 K.J.GEORGE JOY 12 M.S.SADASIVAN 13 K.E.MARIAMMA 14 N.KRISHNAN 15 C.JEYAMANI 16 J.SUBRAMANIAN 17 G.A.FRANCIS XAVIER 18 N.JANAKI 19 T.SARASWATHY 20 H.A.BALASUBRAMANIAN 21 I.C.PALANISAMY 22 P.NAGARAJAN 23 P.ANUSUYA 24 P.PADMAVATHY ... PETITIONER in WP No.14940 of 2014

S.HANUMANTHA RAO ... PETITIONER in WP No.19833 of 2014 1 A. LAKSHMI 2 S.N.RAMAIAH 3 R.MAHABOOBBI 4 C.JANAKI 5 TMT.PEERAN MUMTAJ ... PETITIONER in WP No.24463 of 2014 R.BALAKRISHNAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.25298 of 2014 P.ARUMUGAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.25299 of 2014 S.V.ANTONY SAMY ... PETITIONER in WP No.25300 of 2014 S.RAMANANDHAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.25301 of 2014 -VS1. The Government of TamilNadu, Rep.by the Secretary to School Education Department, Fort St. George, Chennai - 9.

R1 in WA Nos.352,577 to 582,601,602,604 to 611, 622 to 632,678 to 688,612 to 621,959,1058,1217/14 ...

...R2 in WA Nos.390 & 398 of 2014 ...R2 in WP(MD).8558 of 2014,WP Nos.25181/13, 33256, 33316,33443/13,232/14,1701,2292, 3326,5096,5097,7521,10030,10533,10822,17893, 17894,19648,22142,21377 & 26074/14 ...R9 in WP.11177 of 2014

2. The Director of School Education (Higher Secondary) College Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai - 6.

...R1 in Wps.22798 & 22799 of 2014 ...R2 in WA.Nos.352,577 to 582,601,602,604 to611, 622 to 632,678 to 688,612 to 621 & 959 of 2014 ...R2 in Wps.6489/14,21566,21567,21568,34554/12, 21928,24479/13,26829,27219,28094,28137,28179, 30952, 30953/13,3804,4864,6154,9468,10985, 11000 to 11003,11177,11720,11732,11733,11862, 11864,12071,12717 to 12724,12903,15880 to 15884,20582,22033,23295,23091,23092, 13130 to 13134,24328,11300 to 11302,19467, 25623,25624,14940,19833 of 2014 ...R3 in WA.Nos.390,398,1058,1217 of 2014 ...R3 in WP(MD).8558 of 2014,WPs.25181,33256/13, 232,1701,3326,10822,15774,15775,16065 to 16067,16131 to 16134,16253,17236,17332,17489, 17720,17893,17894,18013,19648,20152,20161, 20672, 22142,23803,18273,21674,25282, 25196,25753,25529 & 17237 of 2014 ...R4 in WP.16068 of 2014

3. The Secretary to Government, Finance(Pay Cell) Department, Fort St. George, Chennai.

...R1 in WA.390,398 & 579 of 2014 ...R1 in WP(MD).8558 of 2014,WPs.25181/13,33256, 33316,3343/13,232,1701,2292,3326,3724, 10822,16766,19648,19889,20149,22142, 22371,22974,21674 & 25282 of 2014 ...R2 in Wps.17236,17332,18013,20161,18273, 25196,25753 & 17237 of 2014

4. The Secretary to Government, Adi-Dravidar Tribal Welfare Department, Fort St.George, Chennai - 9.

...R1 in WA.603 of 2014 ...R1 in WP.18022 of 2014 ...R2 in Wps.10729/14,11177,13372 & 21929 of2014 ...R3 in WP.16068 of 2014 ...R8 in WP.21928 of 2014

5. The Principal Secretary to Government, School Education(M-1) Department, Fort St.George, Chennai - 9.

...R1 in WP.2984 & 24463 of 2014 ...R2 in WP.4047 of 2014

6. The Secretary to Government, Finance (P.C) Department, Fort St.George, Chennai - 9.

...R2 in Was.1058 & 1217 of 2014 ...R1 in Wps.4047,7521,10533,15895,17893,17894 & 26067 of 2014 ...R2 in Wps.15774,15775,16065 to 16068,16131 to 16134,16253,17489,17720,20152, 20672,23803,18022 & 25529 of 2014

7. The Secretary to Government, Finance Department, Secretariat, Fort St.George, Chennai - 9.

...R1 in Wps.5096,5097,10030,21377,23007 & 26074 of 2014

8. The Secretary, Educational Department, Fort St.George, Chennai - 9.

...R1 in Wps.6154 & 9468/14,16253,17489,20152, 20672,9467,25623,25624 & 14940 of 2014 ...R2 in Wps.15895,16766,19889,20149,22371,22974 & 25282 of 2014

9. The Secretary to Government, Higher Education Department, Fort St.George, Chennai - 9.

...R1 in Wps.12717 to 12724 of 2014

10.The Director of School Education, DPI Campus, College Road, Chennai.

...R2 in Wps.26470 to 26472,26944,26945, 27115/13,2984,3351,3427,4836,5193 to 5197, 6217,6457,9809 to 9817,11146,11149, 10922,11533,11134,11582 to 11591,11701,11702, 11863,11734,10533,12164 to 12166,12260 to 12271,12560,16307 to 16311,17517,21918,21928, 21995,21996, 21924,21705 to 21707,21858 to 21860,22099,22074,22075,21708,22081,22079, 22077,22100,22078,22737,22715,22815 to 22817,22392,23007,22974,22351,23352,24840, 23803,19753,19754,11299,22683,22684,26112, 24463 & 25298 to 25301 of 2014 & 8497 of 2014 ...R3 in Wps.33443/13,2292,3724,4047,5096,5097, 7521,10030,15895,16766,19889,20149,21929, 21377,22371 and 26074 of 2014 ...R10 in WP.11177 of 2014 11.The Chief Educational Officer, Vellore.

...R2 in Wps.17920 to 17929,17937 to 17946 & 18597 to 18606 of 2014 ...R3 in Was.352,581,582,622,626,631 & 619/14 ...R3 in Wps.3351,11149,11701,12165,12263, 12264,12717 to 12724,21995,21996,21706,22074, 22079,22715,22816,22817 & 24328 of 2014 ...R4 in Was.579,580,602,609,610,624, 625,682,684,616 & 617 of 2014 ...R4 in Wps.3669 & 22081 of 2014 ...R5 in Was.604 & 685 of 2014 ...R5 in Wps.2292,13372 & 21705 of 2014 ...R6 in Was.623,688,614 & 615 of 2014 ...R6 in Wps.10985,11862 & 22100/14,33256 of2014 ...R7 in Was.679,613,620 & 621 of 2014 ...R7 in Wps.33448 of 2013,21928,23352 of 2014 ...R8 in WA.398 of 2014 ...R8 in Wps.22815 & 22974 of 2014 ...R9 in Was.607,632,683 & 612 of 2014 ...R9 in WP.3724 of 2014 ...R10 in WP.33316 of 2014 ...R12 in WP.11177 of 2014 ...R14 in WA.608 of 2014

12.The Chief Educational Officer, Chennai South, Chennai.

...R5 in Was.352 & 623 of 2014 ...R11 in WA.614 of 2014 ...R12 in WA.612 of 2014 13.The Chief Educational Officer, Thiruvallur District.

...R2 in WA.682 of 2014 ...R2 in WP.10726 of 2014 ...R3 in Was.577,578,609,624,626,629 & 630/14 ...R4 in WA.352 of 2014 ...R4 in Wps.5096,11149,16066,16067,16131,16253, 22077,22816 & 23803 of 2014 ...R5 in Was.688 & 1217 of 2014 ...R5 in Wps.28094/13,11178,15774,15775,16133, 17489,17720,22074 & 25529 of 2014 ...R6 in Was.685 & 621 of 2014 ...R6 in WP.13372 of 2014 ...R7 in Wps.12164,16068 & 22737 of 2014 ...R8 in Was.623 & 678 of 2014 ...R9 in Was.605 & 622 of 2014 ...R10 in WA.683 of 2014 ...R11 in Was.604 & 608 of 2014 ...R11 in WP.22817 of 2014 ...R13 in WP.11177 of 2014 14.The District Educational Officer, Thiruvallur.

...R5 in WP.5096 of 2014 ...R8 in WP.22077 of 2014 15.The District Educational Officer, Thanjavur.

...R7 in WP.22142 of 2014 16.The Chief Educational Officer, Thanjavur.

...R2 in Wps.15131,22697,22698 of 2014 ...R3 in Wps.15880 to 15884,19753,19754 & 26112 of 2014 ...R4 in Wps.33256 of 2013,33316,33443 of 2014 ` ...R5 in WA.630 of 2014 ...R5 in Wps.16766,17517,22737,22974 & 11299/14 ...R6 in WA.627 of 2014

...R6 in Wps.15895 & 22142 of 2014 ...R7 in Was.352,607,610,685 & 688 of 2014 ...R7 in Wps.3724 of 2014 & 21929 of 2014 ...R8 in WA.619 of 2014 ...R8 in WP.23351 of 2014 ...R9 in WA.680 of 2014 ...R9 in WP.21707 of 2014 ...R11 in WA.622 & 629 of 2014 ...R11 in WP.22815 of 2014 ...R13 in WA.620 of 2014 17.The District Educational Officer, Thiruppur.

...R4 in WP.3427,6217,9809 to 9817 & 16308 to 16311 of 2014 18.The District Educational Officer, Trichy.

...R5 in Wps.22142 & 21674 of 2014 ...R6 in WP.25282 of 2014 19.The District Elementary Educational Officer, Trichy.

...R3 in WP.26067 of 2014 20.The chief Educational Officer, Coimbatore.

...R3 in WA.615 of 2014 ...R3 in Wps.26829/13,28094,28137/13,9468, 11720,11732,11734,12166,16307,22737, 25623,14940,19833 ...R4 in WA.626 of 2014 ...R4 in Wps.28179/13,6154,10822,19648,9467 & 25624 of 2014 ...R5 in Was.632 & 612 of 2014 ...R5 in Wps.11003,22078 & 23352 of 2014 ...R6 in Was.352,605,606 & 681 of 2014 ...R6 in Wps.21707,21858 of 2014 ...R7 in Was.631 & 687 of 2014 ...R8 in WP.21918 of 2014 ...R9 in WP.22817 of 2014 ...R11 in WA.620 of 2014 ...R12 in WP.23351 of 2014 ...R18 in WA.622 of 2014

21.The District Educational Officer, Thirupattur, Vellore District.

...R4 in Wps.12717 to 12724, 21995 & 21996 of 2014 22.The District Elementary Education Officer, Vellore.

...R3 in WP.21945 of 2014 ...R5 in WP.11149 of 2014 ...R8 in WP.22074 of 2014 23.The District Educational Officer, Nagapattinam.

...R4 in WA.390 of 2014 24.The Chief Educational Officer, Perambalur.

...R3 in Wps.12903 & 11300 of 2014 ...R4 in Wps.11733 & 21929 of 2014 ...R5 in Wps.15895,21918 & 22099 of 2014 ...R6 in WP(MD).8558 of 2014 ...R7 in WA.627 of 2014 ...R7 in Wps.11720 & 22081 of 2014 ...R8 in Was.352,624 & 681 of 2014 ...R9 in WA.619 of 2014 ...R14 in WP.22816 of 2014 25.The Chief Educational Officer, Thiruppur.

...R3 in WA.632 of 2014 ...R3 in Wps.3427,6217,9809 to 9811,16308 to 16311 & 21918 of 2014 ...R4 in Was.627,615 & 680 of 2014 ...R4 in Wps.10985,11720,22100,23352 & 11300/14 ...R5 in WP.11732 & 21707 of 2014 ...R6 in WP.12071 & 22078 of 2014 ...R7 in Was.622,630 & 678 of 2014 ...R7 in WP.12165 of 2014 ...R8 in WA.608 of 2014 ...R8 in WP.22737 of 2014 ...R9 in Was.352,681 & 688 of 2014 ...R10 in Was.687 & 620 of 2014 ...R13 in WP.22816 of 2014 ...R16 in WA.624 of 2014

26.The District Educational Officer, Cuddalore.

...R5 in WA.398 of 2014 27.The Chief Educational Officer, Trichy.

...R3 in WA.601 of 2014 ...R4 in WP(MD).8558 of 2014 ...R4 in Wps.11302,11534,22142,21674 & 25282/14 ...R5 in WA.627,629 & 615 of 2014 ...R5 in WP.21929 of 2014 ...R6 in WA.612 & 617 of 2014 ...R6 in WP.11720,21918 & 11300 of 2014 ...R7 in WA.686 of 2014 ...R7 in WP.33316/13,11734,22817 & 2335 of 2014 ...R8 in WA.685 & 616 of 2014 ...R8 in WP.2292 & 12165 of 2014 ...R9 in WP.19889 of 2014 ...R10 in WA.352,608,624 & 681 of 2014 ...R10 in WP.21707 of 2014 ...R14 in WA.620 of 2014 28.The Chief Educational Officer, Dharmapuri.

...R3 in Was.683,685,612 & 620 of 2014 ...R3 in Wps.30952/13,30953/13,21705,22081, 13130 & 13131 of 2014 ...R4 in WP.21860 of 2014 ...R5 in WPs.11534 & 11701 of 2014 ...R8 in WP.22817 of 2014 ...R9 in WA.682 of 2014 ...R10 in WA.619 of 2014 ...R11 in WA.352 of 2014 ...R11 in WP.22715 of 2014 ...R16 in WA.622 of 2014

29. The Chief Educational Officer, Nagapattinam.

..

R2 in WPs 11086 to 11093, 11547 to 11558.15128, 15130, 11516 to 11523, 15866, 15868, 15870,15872, 16845, 16847, 16848, 21303,23250, 23251, 23253, & 23254/2014.

R3 in WP.17517 & 25301/2014 R4 in WP. 25181/14 R6 in WP.19889, 21929 & 22715/2014.

R7 in WP.33256/13 & 2292/2014 R8 in WP.33316 & 33443/2013.

30. The Chief Educational Officer, Cuddalore. ..

R2 in WP.17123, 13121 & 13122/2014.

R3 in WA. 605, 684 of 2014.

R3 in WP.12164/2014.

R4 in WA.398, 613/2014.

R4 in WPs.11721, 22099 & 11299/14 R5 in WAs.624, 687/2014.

R5 in WP 3724/2014 R6 in WAs.604, 625 & 631/2014 R6 in Wps.33316/13 & 2292/14.

R7 in WA 614/14.

R8 in WA 679 & 620/2014 R9 in WA 623/14.

R10 in WA.610/14 R11 in WP 23351/14 R12 in WA 622/14 R13 in WP.22815/14

31. The Chief Educational Officer Chennai.

..

R3 in WP.26945/13, 23295 & 25298/14 R4 in WP.15895/14 R7 in WP.11000/14.

32. The Chief Educational Officer Villupuram.

..

R3 in WAs.628 & 687/14.

R3 in WPs.21568/12, 33316/13, 11721/ 12560, 22099, 11299, 25300/14.

R4 in WAs.607, 608, 625, 678, 679, & 620/14 R4 in WPs.232/14, 1701, 2292, 3326, 3724, 10030, 12164, 21928, 22974 & 23351/2014.

R5 in WA.605 & 631/14 WPs.33256/13, 22815 & 25282/14.

R6 in WAs.398 & 693/14.

R7 in WAs.632, 682, 616 & 617/14.

R7 in WP.22100/14 R8 in WAs.602 & 613/14 R10 in WAs.623 &621/14 R11 in WA.691/14 R13 in WA.622/14.

33. The District Educational Officer, Dharmapuri. ..

R5 in WP.232/14, 1701, 3326 & 10030/14 R7 in WA 398/14.

R7 in WP.25282

34. The District Elementary Educational Officer, Dharmapuri ...

R6 in WP.11149/14.

35. The District Educational Officer Vellore.

...

R6 in WP.11701/14 R9 in WA 398/14.

R10 in WP. 22100/14.

36. The District Elementary Educational Officer, Arani, Thiruvannamalai ...

R3 in WP.11533/14.

37. The Chief Educational Officer, Namakkal ...

R2 in WP.6489, 3804, 4864 & 1001/14 and 24479/13.

R4 in WP.6154, 7521, 10533, 11863, 21924 & 22078/14.

R5 in WA 608 & 617/14.

R6 in WAs.622,, 678, 620/14.

R6 in WP.3724/14 R7 in WA.628, 629 & 619/14.

R8 in WAs.600, 682, & 621/14 R8 in WPs.21707 & 21858/14 R10in WA.398/14 R11 in WA.624/14 R12 in WA.683/14.

38. The District Educational Officer, Namakkal.

...

R11 in WA.398/14.

39. The District Educational Officer, Thiruvannamalai.

...

R4 in WP.11146/14 R5 in WP.5097/14 R9 in WP.13392/14

40. The Chief Educational Officer, Thiruvannamalai ...

R2 in WPs.10727, 10728, 16785, 16786,19120 to 19124, 21945 & 23256/14.

R3 in WAs.579, 580, 602, 604, 608 613 & 616/14.

R3 in WPs.11146, 10922, 11582 to 11591, 12260 to 12262, 20251, 21928, 22075, 23351 & 23352/14.

R4 in WAs.622, 628, 631, 687, 688, 614 & 619/14.

R4 in WPs.5097, 11862, 13372, 21706, 22074, 22079, 22815 & 22817/14.

R5 in WAs.607, 609, 679,682, 684 & 620/14.

R5 in WPs.12164 & 12265 to 12271/14 R6 in WA.626/14.

R7 in WAs.605, 623, 625, & 615/14.

R7 in WP.10985/14 R8 in WA.612/14 R9 in WAs.624, 678 & 621/14 R11 in WA 683/14 R11 in WP.11177/14.

41. The Chief Educational Officer Pudukottai.

..

R2 in WP.14744 & 14745/14 R4 in WA.604 R5 in WP.22715 & 11302/14 R6 in WP. 11178, 16766 & 23351/14 R7 in WAs.624, 681 & 618/14 R7 in WP.22099/14.

R8 in WPs.12071, 21929 & 11300/14 R10 in WA.606/14 R11 in WA.610/14 R13 in WA.623/14.

42. The Chief Educational Officer, Karur.

..

R2 in WP.12364/14 R3 in WPs.12071 & 21707/2014 R4 in WAs.681 & 612/2014 R4 in WPs.11003, 21918 & 21858/14 R5 in WAs 601 & 614/14.

R6 in WAs.628 & 687/14 R6 in WP.12166/14 R7 in Wps.604 & 605/14 R8 in WAs.622 & 688/14 R8 in WP 19889/14.

R9 in WAs.602 & 613/14 R10 in WA 616/14 R10 in WP 12017/14 R13 in WA 608/14 R15 in WA 624/14 R15 in WP.22816/14.

43. The Chief Educational Officer, Virudhunagar.

..

R2 in WPs.12363, 12367, 12369 & 15132/14.

R3 in WA 618/14 R3 in WP 21708/14 R4 in WP. 27115/13

R5 in WPs 23351 & 11301/14 R6 in WA 602/14 R8 in WA 680/14 R8 in WP 11864/14 R9 in WPs.12164 & 22737/14 R10 in WAs.604 & 688/14 R11 in WA.681/14 R19 in WA 622/14.

44. The Chief Educational Officer, Salem.

..

R3 in WA 617/14.

R3 in WPs.34554/12, 24479, 11534, 11863, 219124, 220333, 22078, 22815 and 25299/14.

R4 in WA 685 & 621/14 R4 in WPs.11001/14 & 12166/14.

R5 in WAs.602, 625, 628, 678, 683, 613, 616 & 619/14.

R5 in WPs.22100 & 22816/14 R6 in WAs.632 & 684/14 R6 in WPs.11002 & 22757/14 R7 in WP.11300/14 R8 in WAs.629, 687, 614 & 615/14 R8 in WP.22715/14 R9 in WA.630/14 R9 in WPs.10985 & 21858/14 R10 in WP.22817/14.

R11 in WAs.682 & 612/14 R12 in WAs.608 & 623/14.

R12 in WP.22715/14 R17 in WA 622/14.

45. The District Adi Dravidar Welfre Officer, Karur ..

R9 in WP.22078/14.

46. The District Education Officer, Tirunelveli ..

R11 in WA.602/14 R11 in WP 12164/14

47. The District Educatioal Officer Virudhunagar ..

R5 in WP.27115/13

48. The Commissioner, Physically Challenged Rehabiliation Centre, Chennai ..

R12 in WA.601/14.

49. The Chief Educational Officer Krishnagiri.

..

R3 in WAs.610, 688,614/14 R3 in WPs.5193 to 5197, 8497, 4836

11862, 21860, 23091, 23092, & 13132 to 13134/14.

R4 in WA. 683/14 R4 in WPs.11002, 11701, 21705 & 22715/14 R5 in WAs.622 & 626/14 R5 in WPs.12165, 21928, 22081 & 22817/14.

R6 in WAs.679 & 619/14 R7 in WAs.602 & 608/14 R8 in WA.607/14 R9 in WA.620/14 R10 in WA.678 & 682/14 R12 in WA.629/14 R12 in WP.22815/14

50. The Chief Educational Officer, Tirunelveli.

..

R3 in WPs.27115/13, 11733 & 11301/14 R4 in WA.686/14 R4 in WP.23295/14 R5 in WP 21859/14 R6 in WAs.608, 609 & 618/14 R6 in WP.21708/14 R7 in WAs.680, 683/13 R7 in WPs.21707, & 21858/14, 24479 & 22816/14.

R8 in WA.604/14 R9 in WA 614/14 R10 in WA 602/14 R12 in WAs.621 682 & 619/14 R13 in WAs.612 & 624/14.

51. The District Welfare Officer, Adi Dravidar Tribal Welfare Department, Trichy.

..

R2 in WA.603/14

52. The District Elementary Educational Officer, Thiruvannamalai ..

R5 in WP.11146/14 R9 in WP.22074/14

53. The Director of Adi Dravidar & Tribal Welfare, Chepauk, Chennai.

..

R2 in WPs.11177 & 12069/14 R3 in WP.18022/14 R5 in WP.16068/14

54. The Chief Educational Officer Ariyalur.

..

R4 in WA 604/14 R5 in WPs.33443/13, 11733 & 12071/14 R6 in WAs.22099/14 R6 in WP.22099/14 R7 in WA.612/14 R7 in WP.22974/14 R8 in WP.22081/14 R9 in WAs.610 &615/14 R10 in WP.23351/14

55. The Chief Educational Officer, Thoothukudi R3 in WA 686/14 R3 in WP.26471/13 R4 in WP.21859 & 11301/14 R5 in WP.21708/14 R6 in WA.610/14 R6 in WP.23352/14 R8 in WP.24479/14 R9 in WA 604/14 R10 in WA 632/14 R14 in WA.624 & 682/14

56. The Chief Educational Officer Erode.

..

R3 in WAs.680, 681, 621/14 R3 in WPs.28179/13 21858 & 22100/14 R4 in WAs.605 & 629/14 R4 in WPs.9468, 12071 & 14940/14 R5 in WA. 606/14, 6154/14 R5 in WPs.10985, 11002, 12166 & 11300/14.

R6 in WA.613/14 R7 in WP.11862/14, 21918 & 22078/14 R8 in WAs.610, 630 & 632/14 R9 in WA 609/14 R11 in WP.21707/14 R12 in WP 22817/14 R14 in WA 622/14.

57. The Chief Educational Officer Central Chennai, Chennai ..

R8 in WA.605/14

58. The District Educational Officer District Educational Office, Erode.

..

R6 in WP.27115/13

59. The District Educational Officer, Coimbatore.

..

R4 in WPs.16307 & 19833/14 R5 in WPs.10822 & 19648/14 R10 in WP. 22737/14.

60. The Chief Educational Officer, College Road, Chennai-6.

..

R2 in WP.26066/14 R4 in WP.22371/14

61. The Chief Educational Officer Dindigul ..

R2 in WP.12680/14 R3 in WA 606/14 R3 in WP.11003/14 R4 in WPs.11732 & 21707/14 R5 in WA.610/14 R5 in WPs.9468/14, 33316/13, 11720 & 21858/14 R6 in WP 11734/14 R7 in WPs12071, 12166 & 13372/14 R8 in WA.683/14 R8 in WPs.22078 & 22816/14 R9 in WPs.21918 & 22100/14 R10 in WA.614/14 R10 in WPs.22715 & 22815/14 R11 in WAs.623 & 616/14 R15 in WA.622/14

62. The Chief Educational Officer Theni.

..

R4 in WA.606/14 R5 in WP.11734/14 R6 in WA.686/14 R6 in WP.12164/14 R8 in WP.12166/14 R9 in WA 629/14 R10 in WP.12071 & 22816/14 R11 in WA 621/14 R13 in WP.23351/14.

63. The District Elementary Educational Officer, Dindigul ..

R3 in WP.12680/14 R11 in WA.606/14.

64.The Chief Educational Officer, Madurai.

R2 in WPs 10785 to 10787, 12158 to 12163, 12365, 12366, 12368, 15869, 18457 to 18459, 19119, 19125, 23252, 23255 & 23257/14

R6 in WPs.21859 & 22081/14 R7 in WPs.11864 & 21708/14 R8 in WA.627/14 R9 in WPs.22715 & 22816/14 R12 in WA.616/14 R12 in WP.21707/14 65.The Chief Educational Officer, Dharmapuri.

R3 in WAs.607 & 679/14 R3 in WPs.6457, 22683 & 22684/14 R4 in WP.5194/14 R5 in WP.11862/14 R7 in WA.626/14 R8 in WA.628/14 R11 in WP.22816/14 R15 in WA.608/14 R16 in WA.622/14 R16 in WP.12165/14 66.The District Elementary Education Officer, Kancheepuram.

R4 in WP.26066/14 R7 in WP.17517/14 67.The District Adi Dravider Welfare Officer, Villupuram.

R7 in WA.609/14 R9 in WP.21928/14 68.The District Educational Officer, Chennai.

R4 in WPs.26944/13 & 26945/14 69.The Chief Educational Officer, Kancheepuram.

R2 in WP.10723 to 10725/14, 16783, 20251 & 22740/14 R3 in WA.678/14 R3 in WPs.10729, 10985, 13372, 22077 & 26066/14 R4 in WAs.1058/ & 630/14 R4 in WPs.4047, 11178, 11864, 12065, 15774, 15775, 16133, 16134, 17489, 175171 17720, 20152, 20672 & 25529/14 R5 in WPs.3669, 11000, 16066, 16253, 19889 & 23803/14 R6 in WAs.607,629, 682/14 R6 in WPs.21928/14 R8 in WP.16068/14

R10 in WAs.622 & 612/14 R11 in WP.33316/13 R12 in WA.620/14 70.The District Adi Dravidar Welfare Officer, Perambalur.

R10 in WA.680/14 R11 in WA.632/14 R12 in WA.610/14 R13 in WA.629/14 71.The District Adi Dravidar Welfare Officer, Trichy.

R9 in WP.21929/14 R12 in WA.632/14 R13 in WA.610/14 R14 in WA.619/14 72.The Chief Educational Officer, Thiruvarur.

R2 in WPs.15126, 15127, 15129, 15524, 15867, 16846 & 16849/14 R3 in WPs.11088, 11089, 11092 & 20582/14 R4 in WP.16766/14 R5 in WP(MD) 8558/14 R7 in WP.19889/14 R8 in WPs.33256/13 & 23352/14 R9 in WP.33316/13 73.The Corporation Officer, Chennai.

R8 in WP.11000/14 74.The Corporation Educational Officer, Chennai R10 in WP.12165/14 R12 in WP.22100/14 75.The Chief Educational Officer, Kanniyakumari R3 in WA.611/14 R5 in WA.618/14 R12 in WA.624/14 R13 in WA.619/14 76.The Joint Director, Kallar Reclamation, Madurai.

R3 in WP.12159/14 77.The District Education Officer, Chennai South, Chennai R4 in WA.623/14

78.The District Education Officer, Kancheepuram R10 in WP.13372, 20251 & 22740/14 79.The Director, Social Welfare Dept., Purasivakkam, Kewllies, Chennai-10 R1 in WP.11532/14 80.The Commissioner of Welfare /Differently Abled SRP Compound Nehru Inner Round Road, KK Nagar, Chennai-78.

R17 in WA.624/14 81.The Commissioner/Director, Physically Challenged Rehabilitation Centre, Chennai-6.

R10 in WA.618/14 82.The District Re-habilitation Officer, Collectorate Compound, Tirunelveli R18 in WA.624/14 83.The District Disabled Rehabilitation Officer, Tirunelveli.

R9 in WA.618/14 R13 in WA.683/14 84.The Chief Educational officer, Sivagangai R5 in WAs.680, 681 & 686/14 R9 in WA.628/14 R9 in WP.23351/14 R10 in WP.21918 & 11300/14 R12 in WP.22816/14 85.THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER VILLUPURAM VILLUPURAM DISTRICT R4 in WP.11533/14 86.THE CHIEF EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, NAGERCOIL, K.K.DISTRICT R3 IN WP.21859/14 R4 IN WP.11734 & 21708/14 R6 IN WP.24479/13, 22816 & 11301/14 R8 IN WP.10985/14 R9 IN WP.11864 & 22815/14 R13 IN WA.682/14 87.THE CHIEF EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, CHENNAI NORTH, CHENNAI.

R8 IN WA.618/14 R10 IN WA.629/14

88.THE ASST.ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, SALEM.

R5 IN WP.11533/14 89.THE CHIEF EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, CHENNAI EAST, CHENNAI 46 IN WA.630/14 90.THE DISTRICT EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, CHENGALPET, KANCHIPURAM R3 IN WP.12686/14 91.THE CHIEF EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, ST.THOMAS MOUNT, CHENNAI R2 IN WP.12686/14 92.THE DISTRICT DISABLED REHABILITATION OFFICER, DMS CAMPUS, CHENNAI-6.

R11 IN WA.680/14 93.THE CHIEF EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, RAMANATHAPURAM R4 IN WA.632 & 618/14 R6 IN WA.680/14 R6 IN WP.11733/14 R8 IN WP.21708/14 R9 IN WA.687 & 619/14 R9 IN WP.11300/14 R15 IN WA.682/14 94.THE CHIEF EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, SAIDAPET, CHENNAI R2 IN WP.3669/14 R3 IN WP.11178/14 R4 IN WP.11000/14 R5 IN WA.621/14 R5 IN WP.22077/14 R6 IN WP.22817/14 R7 IN WP.22815/14 R8 IN WP.12164 & 22100/14 R9 IN WP.12165/14 95.THE DISTRICT EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, COIMBATORE.

R14 IN WA.612/14 96.THE DISTRICT BACKWARD CLASSES MINORITIES WELFARE OFFICER, PUDUKOTTAI.

R10 IN WA.615/14 97.THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, SALEM.

R8 IN WA.617/14 98.THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, TIRUVALLUR.

R9 IN WA.617/14

99.THE DISTRICT EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, NAGERCOIL, K.K.DISTRICT.

R7 IN WP.21859/14 R10 IN WP.11864/14 100.THE CHIEF EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, PANAGALMALIGAI, SAIDAPET, CHENNAI R3 IN WP.26472/13 R4 IN WA.1217/14 101.THE DISTRICT EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, HOSUR, KRISHNAGIRI DISTRICT.

R4 IN WP.8497, 4836 & 5193/14 R5 IN WPs.5194 TO 5197/14 102.THE CHIEF EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, OOTACAMUND, THE NILGIRIS R3 IN WPs.21566, 21567/12, 24479/13, 27219/13, 6154, 9467 & 25624/14 R4 IN WP.26829/13, 28094, 28137 & 25623/14 103.THE DISTRICT ADI DRAVIDAR WELFARE OFFICER, KARUR R11 IN WP.12071/14 104.THE DISTRICT EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, DISTRICT EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, THOOTHUKUDI.

R7 IN WP.27115/13 105.THE DISTRICT EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, DISTRICT EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, PALANI R8 IN WP.27115/13 106.THE DISTRICT EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, DISTRICT EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, THENKASI R9 IN WP.27115/13 107.THE CHIEF EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, PONDICHERRY R6 IN WP.22974/14 108.THE ACCOUNTANT GENERAL, NO.261 ANNA SALAI, TEYNAMPET, CHENNAI R6 IN WPs.5096, 5097 & 10030/14 109.THE DISTRICT EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, DINDUGAL.

R8 IN WP.13372/14 110.THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, NATHAM, DINDIGUL R11 IN WP.13372/14

111.THE CHIEF EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, SATHUVACHARI, VELLORE R4 IN WPs 16065, 16132, 17893 & 17894/14 R5 IN WP.16131/14 R6 IN WP.15774/14 R9 IN WP.16068/14 112.THE CHIEF EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, MANJAKUPPAM, CUDDALORE R6 IN WP.16066/14 113.THE DISTRICT ADI DRAVIDAR TRIBAL & WELFARE DEPT., THIRUVALLUR R3 IN WP.12069/14 R6 IN WP.16068/14, 11177/14 114.THE DISTRICT ADI DRAVIDAR TRIBAL & WELFARE DEPT., THIRUVALLUR R6 IN WP.16068/14 115.THE PRINCIPAL SEC.TO GOVT., EDUCATION DEPT., FORT ST.GEORGE, CHENNAI-9.

R2 IN WP.21674/14 116.THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER (EDN.) DEPT., CORPORATION OF CHENNAI, CHENNAI R4 IN WP 19889/14 & 20149/14 117.THE DISTRICT EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, THIRUVALLUR.

R5 IN WP.20582/14 118.THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER, THIMIRI, VELLORE R4 IN WP.21945/14 119.THE DISTRICT DISABLED REHABILITATION OFFICER, KRISHNAGIRI R5 IN WP.21860/14 120.THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER, VILLUPURAM.

R7 IN WP.22074/14 121.THE DISTRICT EDUCATION OFFICER, SALEM R11 IN WP.22100/14 122.THE DISTRICT WELFARE OFFICER, SINGARAVELAR MALIGAI, CHENNAI R7 IN WP.22077/14 123.THE CHIEF EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, DISTRICT EDUCATION OFFICE, MOHANUR ROAD, NAMAKKAL.

R4 IN WP.21377, 23007 & 26074/14

124.THE DISTRICT EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, THIRUPATTUR.

R4 IN WP.22392/14 125.THE DISTRICT DI DRAVIDAR TRIBAL & WELFARE OFFICER, KANCHEEPURAM R3 IN WP.11177/14 126.THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION, DPI CAMPOUND, COLLEGE ROAD, CHENNAI R2 IN WP.26067/14 127.THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, ANDANALLUR, TRICHY.

R4 IN WP.26067/14 128.THE HEAD MASTER MCSM GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL PADALAM MADURANTAKAM CIRCLE KANCHEEPURAM DISTRICT-603308.

4TH RESPONDENT IN WA.1058/14 129.N.SEKHAR RETD. SPECIAL TEACHER NO.4 SOWRASHTRA NAGAR 9TH STREET CHOOLAIMEDU CHENNAI 600 094.

6TH RESPONDENT IN WA.1217/14 130.THE HEAD MASTER ST. ANTONYS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL COONOR THE NILGIRIS 4TH RESPONDENT IN WP.21566 & 21567/12 131.THE HEAD MASTER KAMARAJ MUNICIPAL HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL KARUNGALPALAYAM ERODE DISTRICT 4TH RESPONDENT IN WP.21568/12

132. THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL NASARATHPETTAI 123 4TH RESPONDENT IN WP.26470/13 133.THE CORRESPONDENT C.V.GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL THUTHUKODI 628 002 4TH RESPONDENT IN WP.26471/13 134.THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL SAIDAPET CHENNAI-600 015 4TH RESPONDENT IN WP.26472/13 135.THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL ASOKAPURAM COIMBATORE-641022

136. THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL VALPARAI-642217 137 THE HEAD MASTER V.S.SENGOTTIAH MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL SUNDARAPURAM COIMBATORE-641024 138 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMEN HIGH SCHOOL NO.4 VEERAPADI COIMBATORE-641019 139 THE HEAD MASTER SWATHANTHARA HIGHER SEC. SCHOOL ATHIPPALAYAM COIMBATORE 140 THE HEAD MASTER ST.THERASAS HIGH SCHOOL THE NILGIRIS UDHAGAMANDALAM POST.

R5 TO 10 IN WP.26829/13 141.THE HEAD MASTER THE MUTHALPET HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL CHENNAI-1 5TH RESPONDENT IN WP.26944/13 & 26945/13 142.THE HEAD MASTER MUNICIPALITY HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL KUDIYATHAM VELLORE DISTRICT 4TH RESPONDENT IN WP.3351/14

143. COMMISSIONR FOR THE WELFARE FOR THE DIFFERENTLY ABLED NEURU INNER ROAD K.K. NGAR, CHENNAI-78 ...10 RESPONDENT IN W.P.27115 OF 2013

144. THE HEAD MASTER SACRED HEART HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL UDHAGAMANDALAM THE NILGIRIS.

145 THE HEAD MASTER ST. BETHALAHAM GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL UDHAGAMANDALAM THE NILGIRIS.

146 THE HEAD MASTER ST. THRESHAS HIGH SCHOOL UDHAGAMANDALAM THE NILGIRIS.

147 THE HEAD MASTER C.S.I. C.M.M. HIGH SCHOOL UDHAGAMANDALAM THE NILGIRIS.

148 THE HEAD MASTER ST. MARRYS GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL COONOOR THE NILGIRIS.

149 THE HEAD MASTER ST. MYCHALS HIGH SCHOOL KETTI THE NILGIRIS. 150 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL UDHAGAMANDALAM THE NILGIRIS.

151 THE HEAD MASTER SRI SANTHI VIJAY GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL UDHGAMANDALAM THE NILGIRIS.

152 THE HEAD MASTER ARINJER ANNA GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL COONOOR THE NILGIRIS.

153 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL KALLAKORAI THE NILGIRIS.

154 THE HEAD MASTER ST. THRESA HIGH SCHOOL UDHAGAMANDALAM THE NILGIRIS.

155 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL THUTHOOR MATTAM THE NILGIRIS.

...RESPONDENTS 4 TO 5 IN W.P.27219 OF 2013 156 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT BOYS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL CHINNA THADAGAM COIMBATORE 157 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL IDIGARAI COIMBATORE158 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL THONDAMUTHUR COIMBATORE109

159 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL CHINNA THADAGAM COIMBATORE 160 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL DEVARAYAPURAM COIMBATORE 161 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL VEERAPANDI PRESS COLONY POST COIMBATORE-19 162 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL GANDHIMA NAGAR COIMBATOR-4 163 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT BOYS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL CHINNA THADAGAM COIMBATORE 164 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL PERIYAPUTHOOR COIMBATORE-641697 165 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL CHINNA THADAGAM COIMBATORE 614108 166 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL PANNIMADAI POST COIMBATORE-641017 167 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL GANAPATHY POST COIMBATORE-641006 168 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL ASOKAPURAM COIMBATORE 169 THE HEAD MASTER YEDAPALLI POST THE NILGIRIS.

170 THE HEAD MASTR GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL ITHALAR THE NILGIRIS.

171 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL ARAVENU POST THE NILGIRIS-643201 172 THE HEAD MASTER DR.RADHAKRISHNAN GOVERNMENT BOYS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL THIRUTTANI-631 209 THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT ...RESPONDENT 6 TO 22 IN W.P.28094/13 173 THE HEAD MASTER S.K.N. GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL PEEDAMPALLI COIMBATORE 6541 016 174 THE HEAD MASTER EAB GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL.

THENPOMUDI THERAMPALAYAM COIMBATORE 641 697 175 THE HEAD MASTER ST. MARYS GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY COONOOR THE NILGIRIS 176 THE HEAD MASTER BETHELEHAM GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL UDHAGAMANDALAM THE NILGIRIS 177 THE HEAD MASTER ST. THEREASAS HIGH SCHOOL FINGER POST THE NILGIRIS UDHAGAMANDALAM 178 THE HEAD MASTER SACRET HEART HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL UDHAGAMANDALA THE NILGIRIS ...RESPONDENTS 5 TO 11 IN W.P.28137 OF 2013 179 THE HEAD MASTER KUMARAPPA SENGUNTHAR HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL CHENNIMALAI-638051 ERODE DIST.

180 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL MOONGILPATTI BHAVANI TALUK ERODE DIST 181 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL KALLIPATTI GOPICHETTIPALAYAM ERODE DIST

182 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT BOYS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL THIRUCHENGODE NAMAKKAL DIST.

183 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT BOYS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL SATHIYAMANGALAM ERODE DIST.638401 184 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT BOYS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL VELLAKOVIL-638111 TIRUPPUR DIST.

185 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL B.P.

AGRAHARAM POST ERODE DIST-638005 ..RESPONDENTS 5 TO 11 IN W.P.28179 OF 2013 186 THE HEADMASTER GOVERNMENT BOYS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL PENNAGARAM DHARMAPURI DISTRICT ...4TH RESPONDENT IN W.P.30952/13

187. THE HEADMASTERAVVAIYAAR GOVERNMENT GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL DHARMAPURI DISTIRCT ...4TH RESPONDENT IN W.P.30953/13 188 THE HEAD MASTER 189 GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL UDHAGAMANDALAM THE NILGIRIS.

190 THE HEAD MASTER ST.THERASHAS HIGH SCHOOL UDHAGAMANDALAM.

191 THE HEAD MASTER LITTLE FLOWER HIGH SCHOOL SELAS THE NILGIRIS.

192 THE HEAD MASTER CORPORATION HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL SELVAPURAM COIMBATORE.

193 THE HEAD MASTER GELL MEMORIAL GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL UDHAGAMANDALAM THE NILGIRIS.

194 THE HEAD MASTER ST.MARYS GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL COONOOR THE NILGIRIS.

195 THE HEAD MASTER C.S.I.CMM HIGH SCHOOL UDHAGAMANDALAM COIMBATORE.

196 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL BUNGALOW PUDUR ERODE DIST-638 506 197 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL KOKKARAYANPET POST NAMAKKAL DIST-638 007 198 THE HEAD MASTER ST ANNS GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL WELLINGTON COONOOR THE NILGIRIS.

199 THE HEAD MASTER SRI SANTHI VIJAY GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL COONOOR THE NILGIRIS.

200 THE HEAD MASTER BETHALAHAM GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL UDHAGAMANDALAM THE NILGIRIS.

...RESPONDENTS 7 TO 8 IN W.P.6154/14 201 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL NAICKENPALAYAM COIMBATORE 202 THE HEAD MASTER THE GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL NARASIMA NAICKENPALAYAM COIMBATORE 203 THE HEAD MASTER THE GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL THINGALUR PERUNDURAI ERODE DISTRICT 204 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL THUDUPATHY ERODE DISTRICT 638 057 205 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL THUDUPATHY ERODE DISTRICT 638 057

206 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL PERUNDURAI ERODE 207 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL ANNIKORAI THE NILGIRIS 208 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL SHOLAYAR NAGAR VALLPARAI TALUK COIMBATORE 209 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL PURAVIPALAYAM POLLACHI 210 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL SHOLAYAR NAGAR VALPARAI TALUK COIMBATORE 211 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL CHINNATHADAGAM COIMBATORE 212 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL VEERA PANDI COIMBATORE 641 019 213 THE HEAD MASTER THIRU V.C.V. GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL VELLAKINARI COIMBATORE 214 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL GANAPATHY COIMBATORE 641 006 215 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL PULIAMPATTI POLLACHI COIMBATORE 216 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL GANDHIMA NAGAR COIMBATORE 217 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL VEERAPPAN CHATTRAM ERODE 638 011

218 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL KUNIAMUTHUR POST COIMBATORE 219 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL BANGALAPUDUR ERODE 638 512 ...RESPONDENTS 6 TO 24 IN W.P.9468 OF 2014 220 THE DISTRICT ADI DRAVIDAR & TRIBAL WELFARE OFFICER SINGARAVELAR MALIGAI CHENNAI-1 221 THE DISTRICT ADIDRAVIDAR & TRIBAL WELFARE OFFICER VELLORE VELLORE DISTRICT 222 THE DISTRICT ADIDRAVIDAR & TRIBAL WELFARE OFFICER MADURAI MADURAI DISTRICT 223 THE DISTRICT ADIDRAVIDAR & TRIBAL WELFARE OFFICER VILLUPURAM VILLUPURAM DISTRICT ...RESPONDENTS 4,5,7 & 8 IN W.P.11177/14

224. THE DISTRICT ADI DRAVIDAR & TRIBAL WELFARE OFFICER SINGARAVELAR MALIGAI CHENNAI ...R5 IN W.P.12069 OF 2014

225. THE HEADMASTER GOVERNMENT BOYS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL NATRAMPALLI POST TIRUPATTUR TALUK VELLORE DISTRICT ...5TH RESPONDENTS IN W.P.12717 OF 2014

226. THE HEADMASTER GOVERNMENT GIRLS HIGHER SECONDAY SCHOOL PUDUPETTAI VELLORE DISTRICT 635 651 ...5TH RESPONDENT IN W.P.12718 OF 2014 227 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT BOYS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL NATRAMPALLI POST TIRUPATHUR TALUK VELLORE DISTRICT.

...5TH RESPONDENT IN W.P.12719 OF 2014

228. THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL JEYAPURAM TIRUPATHUR TALUK VELLORE DISTRICT ...5TH RESPONDENT IN W.P.12720 OF 2014

229. THE HEADMASTER GOVERNMENT BOYS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL PUDUPETTAI VELLORE DISTRICT ...5TH RESPONDENT IN W.P.12721/14

230. THE HEADMASTER GOVERNMENT BOYS HIGHER SECONDAY SCHOOL NATRAMPALLI POST TIRPATHUR TALUK VELLORE DISTRICT ...5TH RESPONDENT IN W.P.12722 OF 2014

231. THE HEADMASTER GOVERNMENT BOYS HIGHER SECONDAY SCHOOL NATRAMPALLI TALUK VELLORE DISTRICT ...5TH RESPONDENT IN W.P.12723 OF 2014

232. THE HEADMASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDAY SCHOOL VADACHERI POST TIRUPATTUR TALUK, VELLORE DISTRICT ...5TH RESPONDENT IN W.P.12724 OF 2014 233 THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER PERNAMALLUR THIRUVANNAMALAI DISTRICT 234 THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER UTHIRAMERUR KANCHEEPURAM DISTRICT ...RESPONDENTS IN W.P.12 & 13 IN W.P.13372/14

235. THE HEADMASTER GOVERNMENT ADI DRAVIDAR BOYS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL SEVA[ETTAI THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT ...10TH RESPONDENT IN WP.16068/14

236. THE HEADMASTER GOVERNMENT GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL GUDIYATTAM, VELLORE DISTRICT ...5TH RESPONDENT IN W.P.21995

237. THE HEADMASTER NATIONAL HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL GUDIYATTAM VELLORE DISTRICT632 602 ...5TH RESPONDENT IN W.P.21996 OF 2014

238. THE HEADMASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL MECHERRY 636 453 SALEM DISTRICT ...4TH RESPONDENT IN W.P.22033 OF 2014 239 THE HEADMASTER GOVERNMENT GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL GUDIYATTAM VELLORE DISTRICT.

240 THE HEAD MASTER ISLAMIAH HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL PERNAMPET GUDIYATTHAM TALUK VELLORE DISTRICT.

...RESPONDENTS 5 & 6 22392/14

241. The Headmaster Government Adi Dravidar Welfare Higher Secondary School Injambakkam Karai Post Kancheepuram District.

...5TH RESPONDENTS IN W.P.18022 OF 2014 242 THE HEAD MASTER ST. JOSEPHS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL UDHAGAMANDALAM THE NILGIRIS 243 THE HEAD MASTER ST. JOSEPHS A.I. HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL COONOOR THE NILGIRIS 244 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL YEDAKADU THE NILGIRIS.

245 THE HEAD MASTER BETHALAGAM GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL UDHAGAMANDALAM THE NILGIRIS 246 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL KARAMADAI THE NILGIRIS

247 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL EBBRANADU THE NILGIRIS 248 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL KALLAKORAI M PALADA-643 004 249 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL ANNIKORAI THE NILGIRIS 250 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL SHOLUR THE NILGIRIS 251 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL KOOKATHORAI THE NILGIRIS 252 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL NANJANADU VILLAGE AND POST THE NILGIRIS 253 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL NUNTHALA THE NILGIRIS 254 THE HEAD MASTER C.S.I. HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL KETTI SENTHOOR THE NILGIRIS 255 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL UDHAGAMANDALAM THE NILGIRIS 256 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL MANJOOR THE NILGIRIS 257 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL KOOKATHORAI THE NILGIRIS 258 THE HEAD MASTER C.S.I.HIGH SCHOOL NANCHACH THE NILGIRIS

259 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL ADHIGARAPATTY THE NILGIRIS 260 THE HEAD MASTER SIVA SAILAM CHAMRAJ HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL THE NILGIRIS 261 THE HEAD MASTER ST. MARYS GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL COONOOR THE NILGIRIS 262 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL KANNERI MANTHANAI THE NILGIRIS 263 THE WARDEN DISTRICT BACKWARD CLASS WELFARE HOSTEL THUMMNATTY THE NILGIRIS ...RESPONDENTS 5 TO 26 IN W.P.NO.9467/14

264. THE HEADMASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL KORADACHERY THIRUVARUR DISTRICT ...4TH RESPONDENT IN W.P.26112/14 265 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL AVINASHI TALUK COIMBATORE DISTRICT.

266 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL KATTAMBATTI COIMBATORE DISTRICT.

267 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL NADUVATTAM 268 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT BOYS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL KAVINDHAPADI ERODE DISTRICT.

269 THE WARDEN COONOOR GOVERNMENT BOYS HOSTEL COONOOR THE NILGIRIS 270 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL KALLKORAI POST THE NILGIRIS.

...RESPONDENTS 5 TO 10 IN W.P.25623/14

271 THE HEAD MASTER ST. ANTONY HIGH SCHOOL LOVE DALE THE NILGIRIS.

272 THE HEAD MASTER ARIGNAR ANNA GOVT. HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL COONOOR THE NILGIRIS.

273 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL BITHERKAD THE NILGIRIS.

274 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL UDHAGAMANDALAM THE NILGIRIS.

275 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL COIMBATORE-641005.

276 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL ADIGARATTY THE NILGIRIS.

277 THE HEAD MASTER H.P.F. HIGH SCHOOL INDU NAGAR UDHAGAMANDALAM THE NILGIRIS-643005.

278 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL MADUKKARAI.

279 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT BOYS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL ONDIPUDUR COIMBATORE-641016.

...RESPONDENTS IN W.P.5 TO 13 IN W.P.25624/14 280 THE HEADMASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL KASIPALAYAM GOBICHETTIPALAYAM TALUK ERODE DISTRICT 281 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL NAMBIYUR ERODE DISTRICT-638458.

282 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT BOYS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL NAMBIYUR ERODE DISTRICT-638458.

283 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL BANGALOW PUDUR POST ERODE DISTRICT-638512.

284 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL SINGAMPETTAI ERODE DISTRICT-638311.

285 DEPUTY INSPECTOR OF SCHOOL OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT EDUCATIONAL POLLACHI. 286 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL ASHOKPURAM COIMBATORE-641022.

287 THE HEAD MASTER T.R.A. HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL SIMAVEDAMPATTI COIMBATORE-641049.

288 THE HEAD MASTER RAJALAKSHMI MILLS HIGH SCHOOL SINGANALLUR COIMBATORE-5.

289 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL BITHERKAD THE NILGIRIS.

290 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL AMBALAMOOLA THE NILGIRIS.

291 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL MANJOOR THE NILGIRIS.

292 THE HEAD MASTER ST. THERASA HIGH SCHOOL UDHAGAMANDALAM THE NILGIRIS.

293 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT BOYS COLLEGE HOSTEL GUDALUR.

294 THE HEAD MASTER MKBCCM GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL MANJOOR THE NILGIRIS.

295 THE HEAD MASTER CORPORATION SRP AMMANIAMMAL GIRLS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL R.S.PURAM COIMBATORE- 641002.

296 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL KAKKUCHI THE NILGIRIS.

297 THE HEAD MASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL MADUKKARAI COIMBATORE-641105.

298 THE HEAD MASTER THIRU. V.C.V. GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL VELLAKINAR COIMBATORE-641029.

..RESPONDENTS 6 TO 24 IN W.P.14940/14 299 THE HEADMASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDAY SCHOOL MG.R. NAGAR CHENNAI-78 ...4TH RESPONDENT IN W.P.25298/14 300 THE HEADMASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL ETHAPUR POST AATHUR TALUK, SALEM DISTRICT - 636 117 ...4TH RESPONDENT IN W.P.25299 OF 2014

301. THE HEADMASTER GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL ANANTHAPURM GINGEE TALUK, VILLUPURAM DISTRICT ...4TH RESPONDENT IN WP.25300OF 2014

302. THE HEADMASTER VAIYAPURIYAR GOVERNMENT HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL MANAKKUDI THIRUKKUVALAI TALUK NAGAPATTINAM DISTRICT 614 712 ...4TH RESPONDENT IN W.P.25301 OF 2014 Writ Appeal Nos.352, 390, 398, 577, 578, 579, 580 to 282, 601 to 605, 606 to 610, 611 to 615, 621 to 627, 628 to 632, 678 to 683, 612 to 621, 959, 1058, 1217/2014 filed under Clause 15 of Letters Patent praying to set aside the order dated 18.11.2013 made in W.P.No.4355 of 2013 10792/13, 14243/13, 17514/13, 21247/13, 16449/13, 20157/13, 22616/13, 24382/13, 5078, 5336, 5925, 7483, 16327, 17318, 17610, 17885, 19287, 20005, 21958, 4352, 4354, 5328, 5335, 5920, 9026, 11558, 16232, 17369, 22236, 22238, 23490, 20468, 8476, 9605 respectively and thereby allow the Writ Petition directing the respondents to extend the

benefits of G.O.Ms.No.216 Finance (PC) Department dated 22.03.1993 in the light of the orders of the Hon'ble Division Bench in W.P.No.8747 of 2009, dated 14.07.2009 confirmed by the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India in C.C.No.2746 of 2010 dated 23.04.2010 and accordingly award selection/special grade scale of pay w.e.f. 01.06.1988 and revision of pensionary benefits and pay arrears.

Directing the respondents to consider the representation of the petitioner dt 26.10.13 to extend the benefits of the G.O.Ms. No.216 Finance (PC) Department dt 22.3.93 and accordingly award Selection Grade/Special Grade Scale of Pay with effect from 1.6.88 and revise the pensionary benefits and pay arrears to pension account of the deceased husband of petitioner in WP.6489, 4864 of 2014. Direction to extend the benefit of G.O. Ms. No.69 School Education (M1) Department dt 18.4.2013 by granting Selection Grade/Special Grade in the pay scale of Primary School Headmaster to the petitioner as extended to similarly placed individuals in the said Government Order in WP 8497, 5193 to 5197/2014. Directing the respondents to implement the G.O.Ms.No. 216 Finance (Pay Commission) Department dt 22.3.1993 and G.O.Ms.No.

304 Finance (Pay Commission) Department dt 28.3.1990 and fix the petitioners Scale of Pay in Selection Grade and Special Grade in the time Scale of Rs. 164060-2300-75-2900 and Rs.2000-60-2300-75- 3200 respectively with effect from 1.6.1988 and direct the respondents to pay the arrears forthwith with 18% interest and grant arrears of all pensionery benefits in WPs.21566 to 21568 of 2012.

Directing the respondents to implement the G.O.Ms.No. 216 Finance (Pay Cell) Department dt 22.3.1993 and G.O.Ms.No.304 Finance (Pay Cell) Department dt 28.3.1990 and fix the petitioners Scale of Pay in Selection Grade and Special Grade in the time Scale of Rs. 1640-602300-75-2900 and Rs.2000-60-2300-75- 3200 respectively with effect from 1.6.1988 and direct the respondents to pay the arrears forthwith with 18% interest and grant arrears of all pensionery benefits in WP.26829 of 2013.

Calling for the records on the file of the first respondent inconnection with the impugned order bearing letter No.39631/M1/2011 dated 04.07.2011 of the first respondent and quash the same and consequently direct the respondent to extend the benefit of the G.O.Ms.No. 216 Finance (Pay Commission) Department dated 22.3.1993 in regard to award selection/special grade of pay from 01.06.1988 onwards and pay the arrears of revision of pension to the petitioner in WPs.34554/2012.

Calling for records in G.O.Ms.No.69 Education Department dated 18.4.2013 and quash the para 6(IV) and issue directions directing the respondents to extend the benefits of G.O.Ms.No.216 Finance (PC) Dept. dated 22.3.1993 and accordingly award Selection/ Special Grade scale of pay with effect from 1.6.1988 and revise Pensionary Benefits and pay arrears to the members of petitioner association in WP.21928/2013. Directing the respondents to extend the benefit of G.O.Ms.No.216 Finance (PC) Department dt. 22.03.1993 in the light of the Orders of the Honourable Division Bench in W.P.No.8747 of 2009 dated 14.07.2009 confirmed by the Honourable Supreme Court of India in CC.No. 2746/ 2010 dated 23.04.2010 and accordingly award selection / special Grade Scale of Pay with effect from 1.6.

1988 and revision of pensionery benefits and pay arrears immediately to the petitioners in WPs.24479/13, 7521, 10030, 10533, 10985, 11000 to 11003, 11177, 11178, 11532 to 11534, 11701, 11720, 11721, 11862 to 11864, 12069, 12071, 12164 to 12166, 12903, 21918, 21929, 21928, 21924, 21705 to 21707, 21858 to 21860, 22099, 21708, 22081,22079, 22077,22100, 22078,22715, 22815 to 22817, 22737, 23351, 23352,23295, 18022, 11299 to 11302/2014. Directing the 2nd Respondent to sanction the monetary and service benefits to the petitioners in the light of G.O.Ms.No.216 dated 22.3.93 and G.O.Ms.No.270 dated 26.8.2010 by taking noteof the order passed by this Hon'ble Court in a batchof WPs.10096/12 and a batchof cases dated 12.4.12, W.P.No.10287/12 dated 16.4.12, W.P.No.10485/12 and a batch of cases dated 17.4.12 and W.P.No.12534/12 dated 27.4.2012 in WP.

25181/13. Directing the 1st respondent to refix the petitioners scale of pay at Rs.2000-60-2300-75- 3200 with effect from 1.6.1988 as per G.O.Ms.No.216 dated 22.3.1993 as per the petitioners representation dated 16.9.2013, 25.7.2013, 29.7.13, 19.9.13, 19.9.13, 23.1.14, 29.7.2014 & 14.4.1974 respectively in WP.26470 to 26472, 26944, 26945/13, 21995 & 22392/14.

Directing the respondents to extend the benefits of G.O.Ms. No.216 Finance (PC) Department dated 22.3.1993 and accrodingly award Selection/ Special Grade Scale of Pay with effect from 1.6.1988 and revise pensionary benefits and pay arrears to the petitioners in WP.27115/13, 22697, 22698/14.

Directing the respondents to implement the G.O.Ms.No.216 Finance (Pay Cell) Department dated 22.03.1993 and G.O.Ms.No.304 Finance(Pay Commission) Department dated 28.03.1990 and fix the petitioners Salary of Pay in Selection Grade and Special Grade in the time scale of Rs.1640-60-2300-75-2900 and Rs.2000-60-2300-75-3200 respectively w.e.f 01.06.1988 and direct the respondents to pay the arrears forthwith with 18% interest and grant arrears of all pensionary benefits in WP.27219/13, 28094, 28137, 28179/13, 6154, 9468, 25623, 25624 & 14940/14.

Directing the 3rd respondent to send the proposal forthwith and the respondents 1 & 2 to sanction the petitioner forthwith the benefits as per G.O.ms.No.216 Finance Department (Pay Cell) dated 22.3.1993 and accordingly award selection special grade scale of pay with effect from 1.6.1988 and to pay the petitioner revised pension and benefits with arrears of pay and other terminal benefits and other consequential benefits together with interest award costs in WPs.30952, 30953 of 2013.

Directing the respondents to pay all monetary and service benefits available to them under G.O.216 dated 22.3.93 irrespective of para 6.3 of G.O.Ms.69 dated 18.4.2013 in WPs.33256, 33316/13. Directing the respondents to pay all the monetary and service benefits available to the petitioner under G.O.Ms.No.216 Finance (Pay Cell) Dept. dated 22.3.93 irrespective of para 6.3.of G.O.Ms.No.69 School Education (M1) Dept. dated 18.4.13 in WPs.33443/13, 2292, 3724, 15895, 16766, 19889, 22371 20149 & 22974/14. to call for the records on the file of the 3rd respondent in connection with the order passed by him in his Proc. Na. Ka. No. 27385/C5/E5/2012 dt 6.7.12 and quash the same and direct the respondents to pay the monthly benefits as per the order passed by the 1st respondent in G.O.Ms. No.216 Finance (Pay Cell) Dept. dt 22.3.93 and G.O.Ms. No.

270 Finance (PC) Dept. dt 26.8.10 and also as per the order of the Honourable Division Bench in W.P.No.17187 of 2003 dt 28.11.07 confirmed by the Honourable Apex Court in SLP Civil CC. No. 2746 of 2010 dt 23.4.2010 forth with with effect from the date of eligibility for the Selection Grade and the consequential Special Grade with all monetary and service benefits in WP.232/14, 1701/14. call for the order issue by 2nd respondent in O.M. No.57934/C5/E4/2013 dated 19.9.2013 and quash the same and consequently direct the respondents to fix for the petitioner the selection grade of pay to be fixed at Rs.1640-2900 with effect from 1.6.1988 and corresponding special grade of pay at Rs.2000-60-2300-75-3200 as per G.O.Ms.No.216 dated 22.3.1993 and G.O.Ms.No.304 dated 28.3.1990 issued by the Finance (Pay Commission) Department from 1.6.1988 in WP.

2984/14. To call for the records on the file of the 3rd respondent in connection with the order passed by him in his Proc.Na.K.No. 27385/ C5/E5/2012 dated 6.7.12 and quash the same and direct the respondents to pay the Pensionary Benefits of deceased husband namely Vasudevan as per the order passed by the 1st respondent in G.O.Ms.No.216 Finance (Pay Cell) Dept. dated 22.3.93 and G.O.ms.No.270 Finance (PC) Dept. dated 26.8.2010 and also as per the order of the Honourable Division Bench in WP.No.17187 of 2003 dated 28.11.

Apex Court in SLO Civil CC.No.2746 of 2010 dated 23.4.2010 forth with with effect from the date of eligibility for the Selection Grade and the consequential Special Grade with al monetary and service benefits in WP.3326/14.

Directing the respondents to implement the G.O.Ms.69 of School Education Department dated 18.04.2013 and accordingly award Selection/Special grade pay scale of Elementary School Headmaster with effect from 1.6.1988 and revise pensionary benefits and pay arrears to the petitioner in WP.3427/14.

Direction to the respondents to extend the benefit of G.O.Ms.No. 216 Finance (PC) Department dated 22.3.1993 in light of the Honourable Supreme Court of Indias order in SLP CC.No.2746/2010 dated 23.4.2010 and accordingly award Selection / Special Grade Scale of Pay with effect from 1.6.1988 and revision of pensionery benefits and pay arrears immediately to the petitioners in WP.3669/14. Directing the respondents to consider the representation of the petitioner dt 31.1.2013 to extend the benefits of the G.O.Ms. No.216 Finance (PC) Department dt 22.3.93 and accordingly award Selection Grade/Special Grade Scale of Pay with effect from 1.6.88 and revise the Pensionary benefits and Pay arrears to Pension account of the deceased husband of petitioner in WP. 3804/14.

calling for all the connected records pertaining to the passing of the order dated 20.12.2013 in proceedings No. Na.Ka.No. 007/A3/2011 on the file of the 4th respondent and quash the same consequently direct the 4th respondent to re-fix the petitioners scale of Pay as Rs.2000Rs.3200 w.e.f. 1.6.1988 and pay all the arrears and pensionary benefits and consequental revision of pension in WP.4047/2014. Directing the respondent herein to extend the benefit of fixation of selection grade /Special grade in the post of Primary School Headmaster by taking into account the service rules rendered by the petitioners in the post Secondary Grade Teachers prior to 1.6.1988 as extended to similarly placed individual vide G.O.Ms. No.69 dated 18.4.2013 in WP.4836/14.

Directing the respondents to extend the benefits of G.O.Ms.No.216 Finance (PC) Department dt 22.3.1993 in the light of the orders passed by the Honourable Division Bench of this Honourable Court in W.P.No.8747 of 2009 dt 14.7.2009 confirmed by the Honourable Supreme Court of India in CC. No. 2746/2010 dt 23.4.2010 in favour of the petitioner K. Ramakrishnama Raju retired as Secondary Grade Teacher from Government High School Veliyagaram Thiruvallur District and accordingly award Selection/Special Grade Scale of Pay with effect from 1.6.1988 and revision of pensionery benefits and pay arrears within a time frame to be fixed by this Honourable Court in WP.5096/14.

Directing the respondents to extend the benefits of G.O.Ms.No.216 Finance (PC) Department dt 22.3.1993 in the light of the orders passed by the Honourable Division Bench of this Honourable Court in W.P.No.8747 of 2009 dt 14.7.2009 confirmed by the Honourable Supreme Court of India in CC. No. 2746/2010 dt 23.4.2010 in favour of Tmt.I. Baby Janat retired as Secondary Grade Teacher from Thiyagi N. Annamalai Pillai Government Higher Secondary School Thiruvannamalai and accordingly award Selection/Special Grade Scale of Pay with effect from 1.6.1988 and revision of pensionery benefits and pay arrears within a time frame to be fixed by this Honourable Court in WP.5097/2014. Directing the respondents to extend the benefits of the G.O.Ms. 216 of Finance (PC)Department dated 22.3.1993 in the light of orders of the Honourable Division Bench in W.P.

No.8747 of 2009 dated 14.7.2009 confirmed by the Honourable Supreme Court of India in CC No.2746/2010 dated 23.4.2010 to the petitioner and grant him all consequential benefits in WP.6217, 9809 to 9817, 16307 to 16311/2014. Directing the respondents to extend all the monetary and service benefits available to the petitioner under G.O.Ms. No.216 Finance (Pay Cell) Department dated 22.3.1993 uninfluenced by the Para 6 (iii) of G.O.Ms. No.69 School Education Department dated 18.4.2013 in WP.6457, 10723 to 10729, 16785, 16786,, 19120 to 19124, 23254 & 23256/14. To call for the records of the impugned order of the 1st respondent letters NO. 7623/Pa. Ka 3 (1)/2014-3 dt 12.3.2014 and quash the same illegal consequently direct the respondent to extent the benefits of G.O.Ms. NO.216 Finance (PC) Department dated 22.3.

1993 in the light of the orders of the Honourable Division Bench in W.P.No.8747 of 2009 dated 14.7.2009 confirmed by the Honourable Supreme Court of India in CC No.2746 of 2010 dated 23.4.2010 and accordingly awarded Selection/Special Grade Scale of Pay with effect from 1.6.1988 and revision of pensionary benefits and pay arrears immediately to the petitioner in WP.10785/14 to 10787, 11087, 11089, 15517/14. Directing the respondents to extend the benefits of G.O.Ms. No.216 Finance (PC) Department dated 22.3.1993 in the light of the orders of the Honourable Division Bench of this Honourable Court dated dated 14.7.2009 made in W.P.No.8747 of 2009 as confirmed by the Honourable Supreme Court of India in CC No.2746 of 2010 dated 23.4.

2010 in favour of the petitioners and to award Specal Grade Elementary School Headmaster Scale of Pay to the petitioners with effect from 1.6.1988 onwards and pay the arrears with other consequential benefits in WP.10822/14 and 22142/14.

To call for the records of the impugned order of the Respondent letters No. 7623 / Pa.Ka 3(1) / 2014-2 dated 12.03.2014 and quash the same illegal consequently direct the Respondent to extent the benefits

of G.O.Ms.No.216 Finance (PC) Department dt. 22.03.1993 in the light of the orders of the Honourable Division Bench in WP.No. 8747 of 2009 dated 14.07.2009 confirmed by the Honourable Supreme Court of India in CC.No. 2746 of 2010 dated 23.04.2010 and accordingly awarded Selection / Special Grade Scale of pay with effect from 01.06.1988 and revision of pensionary benefits and pay arrears immediately to the Petitioner in WP.11086, 11088, 11090 to 11093/14 and 15131/2014. Directing the respondents to extent the benefits of G.O.Ms. NO. 216 Finance (PC) Department dated 22.3.1993 in the light of the orders passed by the Honourable Division Bench of this Honourabler court in W.P.No.8747 of 2009 dated 14.7.2009 confirmed by the Honourable Supreme Court of India in CC No.2746 of 2010 dated 23.4.2010 and and another Division Bench in W.A.No.

1566/2012 dated 22.8.20912 confirmed by the Honourable Supreme court of India in C.C.No.2680/2013 dated 28.1.2013 and accordingly award Selection/Special Grade Scale of Pay with effect from 1.6.1988 and revision of pensionary benefits and pay arrears in WP.11146, 11149/2014.

Direction to the Respondents to extend the benefit of G.O.Ms.No. 216 Finance (PC) Department dt/22.03.1993 irrespective of para 6.3 G.O.Ms. 69 School Education (M1) Dept. dt. 18.04.2013 in light of the Honourable Supreme Court of Indias order in CC.No. 2746/2010 dt. 23.04.2010 and accordingly award selection / special Grade Scale of Pay with effect from 1.6.1988 and revision of pensioner benefits and pay arrears immediately to the petitioners in WP.10922/14. To call for the records of the impugned order of the 1st respondent letters No.7623/ Pa.Ka.3(1)/ 2014-3 dated 12.3.2014 and quash the same illegal consequently direct the respondent to extend the benefit of G.O.Ms.No.216 Finance (PC) Department dated 22.3.1993 and G.O. Ms.No.270 Finance (PC) Department dated 26.8.2010 in the light of the orders of the Honourable Division Bench in W.P.

No.8747 of 2009 dated 14.7.2009 confirmed by the Honourable Supreme Court of India in CC. No.2746 of 2010 dated 23.4.2010 and accordingly awarded Selection / Special Grade Scale of Pay with effect from 1.6.1988 and revision of pensionery benefits and pay arrears immediately to the petitioner in WPs.11547 to 11558, 15872/2014.

to call for all the relevant records pertaining to the order passed by the 1st respondent herein vide his proceedings Letter No. 39631/M1/2011 dt 4.7.2011 and quash the same as illegal arbitrary unreasonable being violative of rules and principles of natural justice and thereby direct the respondents to extend the benefits of G.O.Ms.No.216 Finance (PC) Department dt 22.3.1993 and accordingly award Selection/Special Grade scale of pay w.e.f. 1.6.1988 and revise pensionary benefits any pay arrears to the petitioner in WPs.11579 to 11591, 12260 to 12271/14.

Directing the 1st respondent to extend the benefit of G.O.Ms.No. 216 Finance (PC) Department dt 22.3.1993 in the light of the orders of the Honourable Division Bench in W.P.No.8747 of 2009 dt 14.7.2009 confirmed by the Honourable Supreme Court of India in CC. No. 2746/2010 dt 23.4.2010 and accordingly award Selection/Special Grade Scale of Pay with effect from 1.6.1988 and revision of pensionery benefits and pay arrears immediately to the petitioners in WPs.11732 to 11734/2014.

To call for the records of the impugned order of the 1st Respondent letters No.: 5008 / Pa.Ka3 (1) / 2014-1 dated 20.02.2014 and quash the same illegal; consequently direct the Respondents to extent the benefits of G.O.Ms.No.216 Finance (PC) Department dt. 22.03.1993 and G.O.Ms.No. 270 Finance (PC) Department dt. 26.08.2010 in the light of the orders of the Honourable Division Bench in WP.No.8747 of 2009 dt. 14.07.2009 confirmed by the Honourable Supreme Court of India in CC.No.2746 of 2010 dt/23.04.2010 and accordingly awarded Selection/Special Grade Scale of pay with effect from 01.06.1988 and revision of Pensionary benefits and pay arrears immediately to the Petitioner in WPs.12158, 12160, 12161 to 12163/2014. To call for the records of the impugned order of the 1st Respondent letters No.: 5008 / Pa.Ka (1) / 2014-2 dated 20.02.

2014 and quash the same illegal; consequently direct the Respondents to extent the benefits of G.O.Ms.No.216 Finance (PC) Department dt. 22.03.1993 and G.O.Ms.No. 270 Finance (PC) Department dt. 26.08.2010 in the light of the orders of the Honourable Division Bench in WP.No.8747 of 2009 dt. 14.07.2009 confirmed by the Honourable Supreme Court of India in CC.No.2746 of 2010 dt/23.04.2010 and accordingly awarded Selection / Special Grade Scale of pay with effect from 01.06.1988 and revision of Pensionary benefits and pay arrears immediately to the Petitioner in WP.12159/14.

To call for the records of the impugned order of the 1st Respondent letter No.39631 / M1 / 2011 DT.11.10.2012 and quash the same illegal; consequently direct the Respondent to extend the benefits of G.O.Ms.No. 216 Finance (PC) Department dt. 22.03.1993 in the light of the Orders of the Honble Division Bench in WP.No.8747 of 2009 dt. 14.07.2009 confirmed by the Honble Supreme Court of India in CC.No. 2746 of 2010 dt. 23.04.2010 and accordingly awarded Selection / Special Grade Scale of Pay with effect from 01.06.1988 and revision of pensionery benefits and pay arrears immediately to the petitioner in WP.12363 to 12369, 15130, 15132, 15869/14.

Directing the respondents to Extend the benefits of G.O.MS.NO. 216 Finance (PC) Department dated 22.3.1993 to the petitioner in the light of the orders passed by the Honourable Division Bench of the

Honourable Court in W.P.NO.8747 of 2009 dated 14.07.2009 confirmed by the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India in CC.2746/10 dated 23.4.2010 and another Division Bench in W.A.No.1566 of 2012 ated 22.8.12 confirmed by the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India in C.C.No.2680 of 2013 dated 28.1.2013 and accordingly award Selection/Spl.Grade scale of pay w.e.f.1.6.88 and revise the family pension benefits and pay arrears in WP.12560 of 2014.

Direct the 1st Respondent to extent the benefit of G.O.Ms.No.216 Finance (PC) Department dated 22.03.1993 G.O.ms.No.258 School Education Department dt. 06.09.2010 and G.O.Ms.No.284 School Education Department dt. 30.09.2010 in the light of the orders passed by the Honble Division Bench in WP No.8747 of 2009 dt. 14.07.2009 confirmed by the Honble Supreme Court of India in CC.No.2746 of 2010 dated 23.04.2010 immediately to us and grant us all consequential benefits in WPs.12680, 12686 of 2014.

Directing the respondents especially the 2nd respondent to pass orders on the petitioner concomitant representations especially the recent one dated 18.12.2013, 18.12.2013,18.12.2013,18.12.2013, 8.1.2014, 18.12.13 9.1.14, 18.12.13 respectively re-fixing the petitioner last drawn scale of pay at Rs.1640-60-2600-75-2900 with effect from 01.06.1988 as against Rs.1400-50-2300-60-2600 and Rs.200060-2300-75-3200 as on 08.11.1991 the date when his name ripe for Special Grade Pay together with all subsequent increments and pay the pensional benefits according to rate of stepping up of scale of pay besides disbursing all arrears of salary together with arrears towards difference in the pensional benefits with effect from 01.06.1988 as per G.O.Ms.No.216 Finance (P.C.) Department dated in the light of the judgment in WP.8747/09 (DB) dated 14.7.09 in WPs.12717 to 12720, 12721, 12722, 12723, 12724/14.

To call for the records of the impugned order of the 1st respondent Letter No.6227/ Pa.Ka.(3)(1)/ 2014-1 dated 24.2.2014 and quash the same illegal consequently direct the 1st respondent to extent the benefits of G.O.Ms. No.216 Finance (PC) Department dated 22.3.1993 and G.O.Ms. No.270 Finance (PC) Department dated 26.8.2010 in the light of the orders of the Honourable Division Bench in W.P.No.8747 of 2009 dated 14.7.2009 confirmed by the Honourable Supreme Court of India in CC No.2746 of 2010 dated 23.4.2010 and accordingly awarded Selection/Special Grade Scale of Pay with effect from 1.6.1988 and revision of pensionary benefits and pay arrears immediately to the petitioner. (in Wps 14744, 14745 of 2014) To call for the records of the impugned order of the 1st respondent letters No.7623/ Pa. Ka.3(1)/2014(2)- dated 12.3.

2014 and quash the same illegal consequently direct the respondent to extent the benfits of G.O.Ms.NO.216 Finance (PC) Department dated 22.3.1993 in the light of the orders of the Honourable Division Bench in W.P.No.8747 of 2009 dated 14.7.

CC 2746/2010 dated 23.4.2010 and accordingly awarded Selection/Special Grade Scale of Pay with effect from 1.6.1988 and revision of pensionary benefits and pay arrearsimmediately to the petitioner.(in Wps 15126 to 15129, 15866 to 15868, 15870, 15871, 16845 to 16849, 21303, 23250 to 23253, 23255, 23257 of 2014) To call for the records of the impugned order of the 1st respondent letters No.7623/ Pa. Ka.3(1)/2014(3)- dated 12.3.2014 and quash the same illegal consequently direct the respondent to extent the benfits of G.O.Ms.NO.216 Finance (PC) Department dated 22.3.1993 in the light of the orders of the Honourable Division Bench in W.P.No.8747 of 2009 dated 14.7.2009 confirmed by the Honourable Supreme Court of India in CC 2746 of 2010 dated 23.4.2010 and accordingly awarded Selection/Special Grade Scale of Pay with effect from 1.6.

1988 and revision of pensionary benefits and pay arrears immediately to the petitioner.(in Wps 15516, 15518 to 15524 of 2014) Directing the respondents to extend the benefit of G.O.Ms.No.216 Finance(PC) Department dated 22.03.1993 in the light of the orders of the Honourable Division Bench in W.P.8747 of 2009 dated 14.07.2009 confirmed by the Honourable Supreme Court of India in C.C.No.2746/2010 dated 23.04.2010 and in C.C.No.2680/2013 dated 28.01.2013 and accordingly award selection/special grade scale pay with effect from 01.06.1988 and revision of pensionary benefits and pay arrears immediately to the petitioners.(in Wps 15774, 15775, 16065 to 16068, 16131 to 16134, 16253, 17489, 17720, 20152, 20672, 23803 & 25529 of 2014) Directing the respondents herein to extend the benefit of G.O.Ms. No.216 Finance (PC) Department dated 22.3.

1993 and G.O.Ms. No.258 School Education (M1) Department dated 6.9.2010 in the light of the orders of the Division Bench of this Honourable Court in W.P.No.8747/ 2009 dated 14.7.2009 which was confirmed by the Honourable Supreme Court of India in Special Leave to Appeal (Civil).../ 2010 CC No.2746/ 2010 and accordingly award selection/ special Grade Scale of Pay with effect from 1.6.1988 and revise the pensionary benefits and pay the arrears to the petitioner within a time frame as deem fit and proper by this Honourable Court.(in Wps 15880 to 15884 of 2014) To call for the records of the impugned order of the 1st respondent letter No.16265/Pa.Ka.3(1)/2013-1 dated 05.06.2014 and quash the same illegal consequently direct the 1st respondent to extent the benefits of G.O.Ms.No.216 Finance(PC) Department dated 22.03.1993 and G.O.Ms.No.

270 Finance(PC) Department dated 26.8.2010 in the light of the orders of the Honourable Division Bench in W.P.8747 of 2009 dated 14.07.2009 confirmed by the Honourable Supreme Court of India in C.C.No.2746 of 2010 dated 23.04.

Selection/Special Grade scale of pay with effect from 01.06.1988 and revision of pensionary benefits and pay arrears immediately to the petitioner.(in Wps 16783, 16784 of 2014) To direct the respondents to extend the benefits of G.O.Ms. No.216 Finance (PC) Department dated 30.12.2011 in the light of the orders passed by the Honourable Division Bench in W.P.No.8747 of 2009 dated 14.7.2009 confirmed by the Honourable Supreme Court of India in CC. No. 2746 of 2010 dated 23.4.2010 to the petitioner and revise the pensionary benefits and pay arrears within a period of and revise the pensionary benefits and pay arrears to the petitioner husband revised Pay Commission.(in WP 17123 of 2014) To call for the records of the impugned orders of the first respondent in Government letters No.16265/Pa.Ka.3(1)2013-1 School Education Department dated 05.

06.2014 issued to all the petitioners herein who are all senior citizen and quash the same as illegal consequently direct the respondents to extend the benefit of G.O.Ms.No.216 finance (PC) Department dated 22.03.1993 and G.O.Ms.No.258 School Education (M1) department dated 6.9.2010 in the light of the orders issued by the Honourable Division Bench of this Court in W.P.8747 of 2009 dated 14.07.2009 which also been followed by the Honourable single Judge of this Honourable Court in the orders passed on 20.12.2011 in W.P.No.(MD) Nos.9713 to 9718 of 2011 and batch accordingly award selection/special grade W.e.f.1.6.88 or from the date of completion of 10/20 years and to revise the pensionary benefits accordingly and pay arrears immediately to the Petitioners.

(in WP 17236 of 2014) To call for the records of the impugned orders of the first respondent in Government letter No.39631/M1/2011 School Education Department dated 04.07.2011 issued to the petitioner herein who is a senior citizen and quash the same as illegal consequently direct the respondents to extend the benefit of G.O.Ms.No.216 Finance (PC) Department dated 22.03.1993 and G.O.Ms.No.258 School Education (M1) Department dated 6.9.2010 in the light of the orders issued by the Honourable Division Bench of this Court in W.P.No.8747 of 2009 dated 14.07.2009 (the petition for SLP in C.C.No.2746/2010 has been dismissed on 23.04.2010)which has also been followed by the Honourable Single Judge of this Honourable Court in the orders passed on 20.12.2011, 19.04.2012 in WP(MD) Nos.9713 to 9718 of 2011 & batch in WP.

9759 of 2012 dated 17/04/20125 the appeal against which in W.A.1566 of 2012 has been dismissed on 22.08.2012(the petition for SLP in CC.2680 of 2013 against this order has also been dismissed on 28.1.13) and accordingly award selection/special grade W.e.f.1.6.88 or from the date of completion or 10/20 years and to revise the pensionary benefits accordingly and pay arrears immediately to the petitioners.(in WP.

Directing the 1st respondent to extend the benefits of G.O.Ms.No.216 Finance (PC) Department dated 22.03.1993 in the light of the Orders of the Honourable Division Bench in W.P.No.8747 of 2009 dated 14.07.2009 confirmed by the Honourable Supreme Court of India in CC.No. 2746 of 2010 dated 23.04.2010 and accordingly award Selection / Special Grade Scale of Pay on par with Primary School Headmaster Scale of pay with effect from 01.06.1988 and revision of pensionery benefits and pay arrears immediately to the petitioners.(in WP 17517 of 2014) Directing the respondents to extend the benefit of G.O.Ms.No.216 Finance (PC) Department dated 22.03.1993 and G.O.Ms. No.270 Finance (PC) Department dated 26.8.2010 in the light of the orders of the Honourable Division Bench in W.P.No.8747 of 2009 dated 14.07.

2009 confirmed by the Honourable Supreme Court of India in CC.No. 2746/2010 dated 23.04.2010 and accordingly award selection / special Grade Scale Pay arrrears immediately to the petitioners(in Wps 17893 & 17894 of 2014) Directing the respondents to considering the petitioners representation dated on 2.4.2014, 5.7.13, 5.7.13, 5.7.13, 5.7.13, 15.3.14, 18.12.13, 14.12.13, 16.12.13, 6.1.14, 5.7.13, 15.3.14, 22.3.14, 14.12.13, 18.12.13, 27.7.13, 9.4.13, 1.1.14, 20.6.13, 30.12.13, 23.12.13, 15.3.14, 5.7.13, 5.7.13, 7.7.13, 7.7.13, 18.12.13, 18.12.13, 16.12.13, 6.1.14, 21.7.14, 14.7.14 respectively for extend the benefits of G.O.Ms.No.216 Finance (PC) Department dated 22.03.1993 and G.O.Ms.No.270 Finance (PC) Department dated 26.08.2010 in the light of the orders of the Honourable Division Bench in W.P.No.8747 of 2009 dated 14.7.

2009 confirmed by the Honourable Supreme Court of India in C.C.No. 2746 of 2010 dated 23.04.2010 and accordingly awarded Selection/Special Grade Scale of Pay with effect from 01.06.1988 and revision of pensionary benefits and pay arrears immediately to the petitioner.(in Wps 17920 to 17929, 17937 to 17946, 18597 to 18606, 22683, 22684 of 2014) To call for the records of the impugned orders of the first respondent in Government letter No.39631/ M1/2013 School Education Department dated 26.9.2013 issued to the petitioner herein who is a senior citizen and quash the same as illegal consequently direct the respondents to extend the benefit of G.O.Ms. No.216 Finance (PC) Department dated 22.03.1993 and G.O.Ms.No.258 School Education (M1) Department dated 6.9.

2010 in the light of the orders issued by the Honourable Division Bench of this Court in W.P.No.8747 of 2009 dated 14.07.2009 (the petition for SLP in C.C.No.2746/2010 has been dismissed on 23.04.2010) which has also been followed by the Honourable Single Judge of this Honourable Court in the order passed on the 20.12.2011 in WP(MD)Nos. 9713 to 9718 of 2011 and batch in WP.9759 of 2012 dated 17/4/12 the appeal against which in WA.1566 of 2012 has been dismissed on 22.8.12 (the Petition for SLP in CC.No.

been dismissed on 28.1.13) and accordingly award selection/Special grade w.e.f.1.6.88 or from the date of completion of 10/20 years and to revise the pensionary benefits accordingly and pay arrears immediately to the petitioners.(in WP 18013 of 2014) To call for the records of the impugned order of the respondent letter NO. 17952/Pa. Ka 3 (1)/2014-1 dt 5.6.2014 and quash the same illegal consequently direct the respondent to extent the benefits of G.O.Ms. NO.216 Finance (PC) Department dated 22.3.1993 in the light of the orders of the Honourable Division Bench in W.P.No.8747 of 2009 dated 14.7.2009 confirmed by the Honourable Supreme Court of India in CC No.2746 of 2010 dated 23.4.2010 and accordingly awarded Selection/Special Grade Scale of Pay with effect from 1.6.

1988 and revision of pensionary benefits and pay arrears immediately to the petitioner.(in WP 18457 of 2014) To call for the records of the impugned order of the respondent letter NO. 17952/Pa. Ka 3 (1)/2014-1 dt 5.6.2014 and quash the same illegal consequently direct the 1st respondent to extent the benefits of G.O.Ms. NO.216 Finance (PC) Department dated 22.3.1993 in the light of the orders of the Honourable Division Bench in W.P.No.8747 of 2009 dated 14.7.2009 confirmed by the Honourable Supreme Court of India in CC No.2746 of 2010 dated 23.4.2010 and accordingly awarded Selection/Special Grade Scale of Pay with effect from 1.6.1988 and revision of pensionary benefits and pay arrears immediately to the petitioner.(in WP 18458 & 18459 of 2014) To call for the records of the impugned order of the 1st respondent letter NO. 17952/Pa.

Ka 3 (1)/2014-1 dt 5.6.2014 and quash the same illegal consequently direct the respondent to extent the benefits of G.O.Ms. NO.216 Finance (PC) Department dated 22.3.1993 and G.O.Ms. No.270 Finance (PC) Department dt 26.8.2010 in the light of the orders of the Honourable Division Bench in W.P.No.8747 of 2009 dated 14.7.2009 confirmed by the Honourable Supreme Court of India in CC No.2746 of 2010 dated 23.4.2010 and accordingly awarded Selection/Special Grade Scale of Pay with effect from 1.6.1988 and revision of pensionary benefits and pay arrears immediately to the petitioner.(in WP 19119, 19125 of 2014) To call for the records on the file of the second respondent in connection with the Order passed in Letter No.39631/ M1/2011 dated 4.7.

2011 and quash the same and direct the respondents to pay the monthly benefits as per the Order passed by the first respondent in G.O.Ms. No.216 Finance (Pay Cell) Department dated 22.3.1993 G.O.Ms. No.284 School Education (M1) Department dated 30.9.2010 with effect from the date of eligibility for the Selection Grade and the consequential Special Grade with all monetary and service benefits.

To call for the records of the impugned orders of the first respondent in Government letter No.19904/Pa.Ka 3(1)/2014-1 School Education Department dated 30.06.2014 issued to the petitioner herein who is a senior citizen and quash the same as illegal consequently direct the respondents to extend the benefit of G.O.Ms.No.216 Finance (PC) Department dated 22.03.1993 and G.O.Ms.No.258 School Education (M1) Department dated 6.9.2010 in the light of the orders issued by the Honourable Division Bench of this Court in W.P.No.8747 of 2009 dated 14.07.2009 (the petition for SLP in C.C.No.2746/2010 has been dismissed on 23.04.2010) which has also been followed by the Honourable Single Judge of this Honourable Court in the orders passed on 20.12.2011 in WP (MD) 9713 to 9718 of 2011 and batch in WP 9759 of 2012 dated 17.4.

12 the appeal against which in WA 1566 of 2012 has been dismissed on 22.8.12(the Petitioner for SLP in CC.No.2680 of 2013 against this order has also been dismissed on 28.1.13) and accordingly award selection/special grade w.e.f.1.6.88 or from the date of completion of 10/20 years and to revise the pensionary benefits accordingly and pay arrears immediately to the petitioners.(in WP 20161 of 2014) Directing the respondents to extend the benefit of G.O.Ms.No.216 Finance (PC) Department dated 22.03.1993 and G.O.Ms. No.270 Finance (PC) Department dated 26.8.2010 in the light of the orders of the Honourable Division Bench in W.P.No.8747 of 2009 dated 14.07.2009 confirmed by the Honourable Supreme Court of India in CC.No. 2746 of 2010 dated 23.04.2010 and accordingly award Selection/ Special Grade Scale of Pay with effect from 1.6.

1988 and revision of Pensionary benefits and pay arrrears immediately to the petitioners.(in WP 20251, 21945, 22740, 19753, 19754 & 26066 of 2014, 13372 of 2014) To call for the records on the file of the first respondent in connection with the order passed by him in his proceedings in Letter No.16265/ PaKa3(1)/ 2013-1 dated 5.6.2014 and quash the same and direct the respondents to pay all the monetary and service benefits sanctioned to them by G.O.Ms. No.216 Finance (Pay Cell) Department dated 22.3.1993 by implementing and G.O.Ms. No.69 School Education Department dated 18.4.2013 and G.O.Ms.No.181 dated 6.9.2013 with interest and cost.(in WP 20582 of 2014) Directing the 1st respondent to re-fix the petitioners deceased husband namely Kannaiyan's scale of pay at Rs.2000-60-2300-75-3200 w.e.f.1.6.88 as per G.O.Ms.No.216 dated 22.3.

93 and also to revise the petitioners husbands pension as per the petitioners representation dated 26.7.14. (in WP 21966 of 2014) Directing the respondents to Extend the beenfits of G.O.Ms.No.216 Finance (PC) Department dated 22.3.1993 in the light of the orders passed by the Honourable Division Bench of this Honourable Court in WP.No.8747 of 2009 dated 14.7.

Court of India in C.C.No.2746/2010 dated 23.4.2010 and another Division Bench in W.A.No.1566/2012 dated 22.8.2012 confirmed by the Honourable Supreme Court of India in C.C.No.2682/2013 dated 28.1.2013 and accordingly award Selection/Special Grade scale of pay with effect from 1.6.1988 and revision of Pensionary benefits and pay arrears.(in WP 22074, 22075 of 2014) Directing the respondents to extend the benefit of G.O.Ms.No.216 Finance (PC)Department dated 22.3.1993 and G.O.Ms. No.258 School Education (M1) Department dated 6.9.2010 and accordingly award Selection / Special Grade scale pay with effect from 1.6.1988 and consequently direct the respondents to revise the pensionary benefits and pay all arrears consequent on re fixation of scale of pay to the petitioner.

(in WP 22033 of 2014) To call for the records of the impugned orders of the respondent in Government letter No.3841/ C5/E4/2012 School Education Department dated 30.7.2014 issued to the petitioner herein who is a Senior Citizen and quash the same as illegal consequently direct the respondents to extend the benefit of G.O.Ms. No.216 Finance (PC) Department dated 22.3.1993 and G.O.Ms.No.258 School Education (M1) Department dated 6.9.2010 in the light of the orders issued by the Honourable Division Bench of this Court in W.P.No.8747 of 2009 dated 14.7.2009 (the petitioner for SLP in C.C. No.2746/ 2010 has been dismissed on 23.4.2010) which also been followed by the Honourable Single Judge of this Honourable Court in the orders passed on 20.12.11 in WP(MD) Nos.9713 to 9718 of 2011 and batch in WP 9759 of 2012 dated 17.4.

12 the appeal against which in WA 1566 of 2012 has been dismissed on 22.8.12 (the Petition for SLP in CC.2680 of 2013 against this order has also been dismissed on 28.1.13) and accordingly award selection/Special grade w.e.f.1.6.88 or from the date of completion of 10/20 years and to revise the pensionary benefits accordingly and pay arrears immediately to the petitioners.(in WP 22798 of 2014) To call for the records of the impugned orders of the respondent in Government letter No.23870/ paka3(1)/ 2014-1 School Education Department dated 1.8.2014 issued to the petitioner herein who is a Senior Citizen and quash the same as illegal consequently direct the respondents to extend the benefit of G.O.Ms. No.216 Finance (PC) Department dated 22.3.1993 and G.O.Ms.No.258 School Education (M1) Department dated 6.9.

2010 in the light of the orders issued by the Honourable Division Bench of this Court in W.P.No.8747 of 2009 dated 14.7.2009 (the petitioner for SLP in C.C. No.2746/ 2010 has been dismissed on 23.4.2010) which also been followed by the Honourable Single Judge of this Honourable Court in the order passed on 20.12.11 in WP(MD) Nos.9713 to 9718 of 2011 and batch in WP 9759 of 2012 dated 17.4.12 the appeal against which in WA 1566 of 2012 has been dismissed on 22.8.12(the petition for SLP in CC.

has also been dismissed on 28.1.13) and accordingly award selection/special grade w.e.f.1.6.88 or from the date of completion of 10/20 years and to revise the pensionary benefits accordingly and pay arrears immediately to the petitioners.(in WP 22799 of 2014) Directing the respondents to extend the benefit of G.O.Ms.No.216 Finance (Pay Cell) Department dated 22.3.1993 by sanctioning the revised scale of pay in selection and special grades on par with the Elementary School Headmaster i.e. Rs.1640-2900 for selection grade and Rs.2000-3200 for special grade and accordingly revise the pension and to pay the same fram 1.6.1988 including the arrears of pay of salary as well as pension in such revised scales of pay and continue to pay the revised Pension accordingly to the petitioners.

(in WP 21377 & 23007 of 2014) Direction to the respondents to extend the benefit of G.O.Ms.No.216 Finance (PC) Department dt. 22.03.1993 in the light of the Honourable Supreme Court of India order in CC.No.2746/2010 dated 23.04.2010 and accordingly award selection / special Grade Scale of Pay with effect from 1.6.1988 and revision of pensionary benefits and pay arrears immediately to the petitioner.(in Wps 13121 & 13122 of 2014) Directing the respondents to extend the benefits of G.O.Ms. No.216 Finance (PC) Department dated 22.3.1993 to the petitioner in the light of the orders passed by the Honourable Division Bench of this Honourable Court in W.P. No.8747 of 2009 dated 14.7.2009 confirmed by the Honourable Supreme Court of India in CC. No.2746/ 2010 dated 23.4.2010 another Division Bench in W.A. No.1566/2012 dated 22.8.

2012 confirmed by the Honourable Supreme Court of India in C.C. No.2680/2013 dated 28.1.2013 and accordingly award Selection/ Special Grade Scale of Pay with effect from 1.6.1988 and revise the Family Pension benefits and pay arrears.(in WP 24840 of 2014) Calling for the records of the 1st respondent in G.O. Ms.No.69 School Education (M1) Department dated 18.4.2013 and to quash the same and direct the respondents herein to extend the benefit of G.O. Ms.No.216 Finance (PC) Department dated 22.3.1993 to the petitioner and further direct the respondents to revise the petitioner pensionary benefits and pay arrears with interest applicable.(in Wps 23091 & 23092 of 2014, 13130 to 13134 of 2014) Directing the respondents to extend the benefits of G.O.Ms.No.216 Finance (PC) Department dt 22.3.

1993 in the light of the orders passed by the Honourable of this Court in W.P. No.9481 to 9490 of 2012 dt 12.4.2012 and W.P.No.12704 of 2012 dt 27.4.2012 and accordingly award Selection/Special Grade scale of pay with effect from 1.6.1988 and revision of Pensionary benefits and pay arrears.

Directing the respondents to extend the benefit of G.O.Ms.No.216 Finance (PC) Department dated 22.03.1993 and G.O.Ms.No.270 Finance (PC) Department dated 26.08.2010 in the light of the orders of the Honourable Division Bench in W.P.No.8747 of 2009 dated 14.7.2009 confirmed by the Honourable Apex Court in C.C.No.2746 of 2010 dated 23.04.2010 immediately to the petitioners.(in WP 21674 & 25282 of 2014) directing the respondents to implement the G.O.Ms.No. 216 Finance (Pay Cell) Department dt 22.3.1993 and G.O.Ms.No.304 Finance (Pay Commission) Department dt 28.3.1990 and fix the petitioners Scale of Pay in Selection Grade and Special Grade in the time Scale of Rs. 164060-2300-75-2900 and Rs.2000-60-2300-75- 3200 respectively with effect from 1.6.

1988 and direct the respondents to pay the arrears forthwith with 18% interest and grant arrears of all pensionery benefits (in W.P.no.9467 of 2014) Directing the respondents herein to extend the benefit of Government Order in G.O.Ms.No.216 Finance (PC) Department dated 22.03.1993 and in the light of the orders of the Honourable Division Bench in W.P.No.8747 of 2009 dated 14.07.2009 confirmed by the Honourable Supreme Court of India in CC.No. 2746/2010 dated 23.04.2010 and accordingly award Selection / Special Grade Scale of Pay with effect from 01.06.1988 with all consequential benefits immediately to the petitioner. (in W.P.26067 of 2014) Directing the respondents to extend the benefit of G.O.Ms.No.216 Finance (Pay Cell) Department dated 22.03.

1993 by sanctioning the revised Scale of pay in selection and special grades on par with the Elementary School Headmaster i.e. Rs.1640-2900 for selection grade and Rs.2000-3200 for special grade and accordingly revise the pension and to pay the same from 1.6.1988 including the arrears of pay of salary as well as pension in such revised scales of pay and continue to pay the revised family pension accordingly to the petitioners within a time frame as may be fixed by this Honourable court W.P.NO.26074/14 Directing the 1st respondent to extend the benefits of G.O.Ms.No.216 Finance (PC) Department dated 22.03.1993 in the light of the orders of the Honourable Division Bench in WP.No.8747 of 2009 dated 14.07.2009 confirmed by the Honourable Supreme Court of India in CC No.2746 of 2010 dated 23.04.

2010 and accordingly awarded Selection/Special Grade Scale of Pay on par with Primary School Headmasters Scale of pay with effect from 01.06.1988 and revision of pensionery benefits and pay arrears in the view of Na.Ka.No.795/2012 dated 25.01.2012 immediately to the petitioner. (W.P.

Government letter No.39631/M1/2011 School Education Department dt.04.07.2011 issued to the petitioner herien who is a senior citizen and quash the same as illegal consequently direct the respondents to extend the benefit of G.O.Ms.No.216 Finance (PC) Department dt.22.03.1993 and G.O. Ms.No.258 School Education (M1) department dt 6.9.2010 in the light of the orders issued by the Honble Division Bench of this Court in WP.NO.8747 of 2009 dt.14.07.2009(the petition for SLP in C.C.No.2746/2010 has been dismissed on 23.04.2010) which has also been followed by the Honble Single Judge of this Honble Court in the orders passed on 20.12.2011 in W.P (MD) Nos.9713 to 9718/11 & batch in W.p.9759/12 dated 17.4.2012 the appeal againSt which in W.A.1566/12 has been dismissed on 22.8.2012 (the petition for SLP in CC.No.

2680/13 against this order has also been dismissed on 28.1.2013 ) and accordinGly award selection /Spl. Grade w.e.f. 1.6.88 or from the date of completion of 10/20 years and to revise the pensionary benefits accordinGly And pay arrears immediately to the petitioners.in W.P.25196 & 17237/14 To call for the records of the impugned orders of the first respondent in Government letter No.26899/ Pa.Ka.3(1)/ 2014-1 School Education Department dated 20.8.2014 issued to the petitioners herein who are all senior citizen and quash the same as illegal consequently direct the respondents to extend the benefit of G.O.Ms.No.216 Finance (PC) Department dated 22.03.1993 and G.O.Ms.No.258 School Education (M1) Department dated 6.9.2010 in the light of the orders issued by the Honourable Division Bench of this Court in W.P.8747 of 2009 dated 14.07.

2009 (the petition for SLP in C.C.No.2746/2010 has been dismissed on 23.4.2010) which also been followed by the Honourable single Judge of this Honourable Court in order passed on 20.12.11 in WP (MDP Nos.9713 to 9718/11 and batch in W.P.9759/12 dated 19.4.2012 the appeal against which in w.A.1566/12 has been dismissed on 22.8.2012 (the petiion for SLP in C.C.No.2680/13 against this order has also been dismissed on 28.1.2013) and accordinly award slection /Spl.grade w.e.f. 1.6.88 or from the date of completion of 10/20 years and to revise the pensionary benefits accordingly and pay arrears immediately to the petitioners. (in W.P.25753/14) to call for the records on the file of the first respondent in connection with the order passed by him in his 3963/M1/2011 dated 15.4.

2011 and quash the same and direct the respondents to pay all the monetary and service benefits sanctioned to them by G.O.Ms.No.216 (Finance (PC) Dept. dated 22.3.1993 by implementing and G.O.Ms.No. 69 School Education (M1) Dept. dated 18.4.2013 with interest in W.P.19833 of 2014) Calling for the records of the letter having Ref.No. Lr.No.

M1/2011 dated 04.07.2011 issued by the 1st Respondent and quash the same and consequently direct the respondents to fix the special grade pay at Rs.2000-3200 with effect from 01.06.1988 as per G.O.Ms.No.304 dated 28.03.1990 and G.O.Ms.No.216 dated 22.03.1993 issued by the Finance (Pay Commission) Department for the petitioners and pay the pension and compute the arrears of salary payable to the Petitioners correspondingly (i W.p.24463/14) To call for all the records pertaining to the order passed by the third respondent herein vide his proceedings Na.Ka.No. 5427/A4/2013 dated 13.06.2014 and quash the same and further direct the respondents to Extend the benefits of G.O.Ms. No.216 Finance (PC) Department dated 22.03.1993 and accordingly award Special Grade Elementary School Head Master Pay Scale with effect from 01.06.

1988 and revise Pensionary benefits and the consequential pay arrears to the petitioner (in W.P.25298/14) To call for all the records pertaining to the order passed by the First respondent herein vide Government Letter No. 39631/M1/2011 dated 15.04.2011 and quash the same and further direct the respondents to Extend the benefits of G.O.Ms. No.216 Finance (PC) Department dated 22.03.1993 and accordingly award Special Grade Elementary School Head Master Pay Scale with effect from 01.06.1988 and revise Pensionary benefits and the consequential pay arrears to the petitioner (in W.P.25299/14) To call for all the records pertaining to the order passed by the First respondent herein vide his proceedings Government Letter No. 10619/School Education3(1)/2014-1 dated 26.03.

2014 and quash the same and further direct the respondents to Extend the benefits of G.O.Ms. No.216 Finance (PC) Department dated 22.03.1993 and accordingly award Special Grade Elementary School Head Master Pay Scale with effect from 01.06.1988 and revise Pensionary benefits and the consequential pay arrears to the petitioner (in W.P.25300/14, 25301/14) W.P. 10792/13 To call for the records on the file of the second respondent in connection with the Order passed by her in his proceedings in Letter No.39631/M1/2011 dated 15.4.2011 and quash the same and direct the respondents to pay the monthly benefits as per the Order passed by the first respondent in G.O.Ms.No.216 Finance (Pay Cell) Department dated 22-3-1993 270 Finance (PC) Department dated 26.8.2010 and also as per the Order of the Honourable Division Bench in WP.No.

17187 of 2003 dated 28.11.2007 confirmed by the Honourable Apex Court in S.L.P.Civil CC No.2746 of 2010 dated 23.4.2010 forthwiht with effect from the date of eligibility for the Selection Grade and the Consequential Special Grade with all monetary (in W.A.390/14) W.P.No.

of G.O.Ms.No.216 Finance (PC) Department dated 22.3.1993 and G.O.Ms.No.270 Finance (PC) Department dated 26.8.2010 in the light of Orders of the Honourable Division Bench in W.P. No.8747 of 2009 dated 14.7.2009 as confirmed by the Honourable Supreme Court in C.C. No.2746/ 2010 dated 23.4.2010 and accordingly award Selection/ Special Grade Scale of Pay w.e.f 1.6.1988 and revision of pensionary benefits and pay arrears in W.A.579/14) W.P.No.22616 of 2013:-directing the respondents to extend the benefit of G.O.Ms.No.216 Finance (PC) Department dt 22.3.1993 in the light of the orders passed by the Honourable Division Bench of this Honourable Court in W.P.No.8747 of 2009 dt 14.7.2009 confirmed by the Honourable Supreme Court of India in CC. No. 2746/2010 dt 23.4.2010 and another Division Bench in W.A. No.1566/2012 dt 22.8.

2012 confirmed by the Honourable Supreme Court of India in C.C. No.2680/2013 dt 28.1.2013 and accordingly award Selection/Special Grade Scale of Pay with effect from 1.6.1988 and revision of pensionery benefits and pay arrears in W.A.581/14) W.P.No.24382 of 2013:- directing the respondents to Extend the benefits of G.O.ms.No.21 Finance (PC) Department dated 22.3.1993 in the light of the orders passed by the Honourable Division Bench of this Honourable Court in W.P.No.8747 of 2009 dated 14.7.2009 confirmed by the Honourable Supreme Court of India in C.C.No.2746/2010 dated 23.4.2010 and another Division Bench in W.A.No.1566/2012 dated 22.8.2012 confirmed by the Honourable Supreme court of India in C.C.No.2680/2013 dated 28.1.2013 and accordingly award Selection / Special Grade scale of pay witheffect from 1.6.

1988 and revision of Pensionary benefits and pay arrears ( (W.P.No.582 of 2014) W.P.No.8476 of 2013:- Directing the respondents to consider the common representation dated 13.02.2013 to extend the benefit of G.O.Ms.No.216 Finance (PC) Department dated 22.03.1993 and in the light of the Orders of the Honourable Division Bench in W.P.No.8747 of 2009 dated 14.07.2009 confirmed by the Honourable Supreme Court of India in CC.No. 2746/2010 dated 23.04.2010 and accordingly award selection / special Grade Scale of Pay with effect from 01.06.1988 and revision of pensionery benefits and pay arrears immediately to the petitioners (in W.A.1058/14) W.P.No.20468 of 2013:-directing the respondents to extent the benefits of GO Ms.No.216 Finance (PC) Department dated 22.03.

1993 and accordingly award Selection/Special Grade scale of pay with effect from 01.06.1988 and revise Pensionary Benefits and pay arrears to the members of Petitioner association as per the representation dated 16.04.2012 W.A.959/14) W.P.Nos.

5925, 5336, 5078, 18184, 21964, 20698, 5426, 17591, 11558, 16232, 17369, 22236, 22238, 17318, 17610, 17885, 19287, 2005, 17612, 19300, 20656, 21957, 21960, 4352, 23490, 4354, 6809, 9001, 16019, 17313, 21958 & 4352, 5328, 5335, 5920 & 9026/13 directing the respondents to extend the benefit of G.O.Ms.No.216 Finance (PC) Department dt 22.3.1993 in the light of the orders of the Honourable Division Bench in W.P.No.8747 of 2009 dt 14.7.2009 confirmed by the Honourable Supreme Court of India in CC. No. 2746/2010 dt 23.4.2010 and accordingly award Selection/Special Grade Scale of Pay with effect from 1.6.1988 and revision of pensionery benefits and pay arrears immediately to the petitioner (W.A.Nos.683, 682, 681, 680, 679, 678/13, 577, 605, 604, 603, 602, 601, 684 to 688, 611 to 620/14 606 to 610, 628, 621 to 627, 579 to 582/14.

W.P.No.14243 of 2013:-Directing the respondnets to implement G.O.ms.No.216 Finance (PC) Department dated 22.3.93 and pay the arrears to all the petitioners and monthly pension as per para 3(!) of G.O.ms.No.216 Finance (PC) Department dated 22.3.93 irrespective fo G.o.Ms.69 dated 18.4.2013 immediately with reasonable interest. (W.A.398/14) W.P.21247/13:directing the respondents to entered the benefits of G.o.Ms.216, Finance (PC) Department dated 22.3.93 to the petitioner in the light of the orders passed by the Honourble D.B. of this Honourable Court in W.P.No.8747/09 dated 14.7.09 confirmed by the Honourable Supreme Court India in C.C.no.2746/10 dated 23.4.2010 and another D.B. in W.A.1566/12 dated 22/8/12 confimed by the Honourable Supreme Court of India in C.C.No.2680/13 dated 28.1.2013 and accordingly award selection/Spl.

grade scale of pay w.e.f. 1.6.88 and revise the family pension benefits and pay arrears. W.A.No.578/14 W.P.No.9605 of 2013:- directing the respondents to consider the common representation dt 13.3.2013 to extend the benefit of G.O.Ms.No. 216 Finance (PC) Department dt 22.3.1993 and in the light of the orders of the Honourable Division bench in W.P.No.8747 of 2009 dt 14.7.2009 confirmed by the Honourable Supreme Court of India in CC 2746/2010 dt 23.4.2010 and accordingly award selection/special grade scale of pay with effect from 1.6.1988 and revision of pensioner benefits and pay arrears immediately to the petitioners (in W.A.1217/14) To call for the records of the impugned order of the 1st respondent letter No.39631/M1/2011 dated 04.07.2011 and quash the same illegal consequently direct the 1st respondent to extent the benefits of G.O.

Ms.No.216 Finance(PC) Department dated 22.03.1993 and G.O.Ms.No.270 Finance(PC) Department dated 26.8.2010 in the light of the orders of the Honourable Division Bench in W.P.8747 of 2009 dated 14.07.2009 confirmed by the Honourable Supreme Court of India in C.C.No.2746 of 2010 dated 23.04.2010 and accordingly awarded Selection/Special Grade scale of pay with effect from 01.06.

petitioner (W.P.Nos.16785 & 16786/2014 W.P.Nos.19120 to 19124/14) directing the respondents to pay all the monetary and service benefits available to the petitioner under G.o.Ms.No.216 fit (paycell) department dated 22.03.1993 in respective of para 6.3 of F.O.ms.No.69 School Education (M1) Department dated 18.4.2013 (W.P.(MD).NO.8558 of 2014.

Appearance of Counsel For Appellants in Writ Appeals Nos.352 of 2014, 601 to 611 of 2014, 622 to 632 of 2014, 678 to 688 of 2014 and 612 to 621 of 2014 For Petitioners in Writ Petition Nos.24479/2013, 10985/2014, 11000 to 11003/2014, 11177 & 11178/2014, 11532 to 11534/2014, 11701/2014, 11720 & 11721/2014, 11732 to 11734/2014, 11862 to 11864/2014, 12069/2014, 12071/2014, 12164 to 12166/2014, 21918/2014, 21928/2014, 21929/2014, 21924/2014, 21706/2014, 21707/2014, 21705/2014, 21858 to 21860/2014, 22099/2014, 21708/2014, 22081/2014, 22079/2014, 22077/2014, 22100/2014, 22078/2014, 22737/2014, 22715/2014, 22815 to 22817/2014, 23351/2014, 23352/2014 & 11299 to 11302/2014 Mr.R.Viduthalai, Senior Counsel for Mr.V.Thirupathi For Appellants in W.A.Nos.390 & 398/2014 For Petitioners in W.P.Nos.25181, 33256 & 33316/2013 & W.P.(MD) No.8558/2014 Mr.R.

Singaravelan For Appellant in W.A.Nos.577 & 578/2014 For Petitioners in W.P.Nos.12560 & 24840/2014 Mr.A.R.Suresh For Appellants in W.A.Nos.579 to 582/2014 Mr.P.Wilson, Senior Counsel for Mr.A.Rajendiran For Petitioners in W.P.Nos.11146 & 11149/2014, 11579 to 11591/2014, 12260 to 12271/2014, 22074 & 22075/2014 For Appellant in W.A.No.959/2014 For Petitioner in W.P.No.21978/2013 Mr.V.

Appearance of Counsel For Appellants in W.A.No.1058/2014 & 1217/2014 Mr.K.R.Gunasekar For Petitioners in W.P.Nos.15774/2014, 15775/2014, 16065 to 16068/2014, 16131 to 16134/2014, 16253 to 17236/2014, 17332/2014, 17720/2014, 18013/2014, 20152/2014, 20161/2014, 20672/2014, 22798 & 22799/2014, 23803/2014, 18273/2014, 18022/2014, 25196/2014, 25753/2014, 25529/2014 & 17237/2014 For Petitioner in WP.17123/14 For Petitioner in WP.17489/14 For Petitioner in WP.21377, 23007, 26074/14 Mr.G.Ranganathan Mr.S.Rajeni Ramadass Mr.R.Suresh Kumar For Petitioner in WPs.17920 to 17929, 17937 to 17946/14 For Petitioner in WPs.17893 & 17894/14 Mr.J.R.Rajgajenthran M/s.G.Thilakavathi For Petitioners in W.P.No.6480/2014, 3804/2014 & 4864/2014 Mr.N.Umapathy For Petitioners in W.P.No.8497/2014 & 4836/2014, 5193 to 5197/2014 Mrs.

Dakshayini Reddy For Petitioners in W.P.No.21556 to 21568/2012, 26829/2013, 27219/2013, 28094/2013, 28137/2013, 28179/2013, 6154/2014, 9467/2014, 9468/2014, 25623 & 25624/2014 & 14940/2014 Mr.A.Bobblie For Petitioner in W.P.No.34554/2012 Mr.M.Ramadoss For Petitioners in W.P.Nos.26470 to 26472/2013, 3351/2014, 21995 to 21996/2014, 22392/2014, 26944 & 26945/2013 Mr.M.Thamizhavel For Petitioner in W.P.No.27115/2013 Mr.J.Antony Jesus For Petitioners in W.P.Nos.30952 & 30953/2013 Mr.J.Prakasam For Petitioners in W.P.Nos.33443/2013, 232/2014, 1701/2014, 2292/2014, 3326/2014, 3724/2014, 15895/2014, 16766/2014, 19648/2014, 19889/2014, 20149/2014, 20852/2014, 22371/2014, 22974/2014, 19833/2014 Mrs.M.Srividhya For Petitioner in W.P.No.2984/2014 Mr.V.Manisekaran For Petitioners in W.P.Nos.3427/2014, 6217/2014, 9809/2014, 16307 to 16311/2014 Mr.S.

Appearance of Counsel Mr.G.Punniyakotti For Petitioners in W.P.Nos.3669/2014, 10723 to 10729/2014, 13372/2014, 16783 to 16786/2014, 20251/2014, 22740/2014, 26066/2014 For Petitioner in W.P.No.4047/2014 Mr.G.Justin For Petitioners in W.P.Nos.5096 & 5097/2014 & 10030/2014 Mr.G.Sankaran For Petitioner in W.P.No.6457/2014 Mr.S.Vijayan For Petitioners in W.P.Nos.10533/2014, 7521/2014 Mr.K.Rameshkumar For Petitioners in W.P.Nos.10785 to 10787/2014, 11086 to 11093/2014, 11547 to 11558/2014, 12158 to 12163/2014, 12363 to 12369/2014, 14744 & 14745/2014, 15126 to 15132/2014, 15516 to 15524/2014, 15866 to 15872/2014, 16845 to 16849/2014, 17517/2014, 18457 to 18459/2014, 19119 to 19125/2014, 21303/2014, 23250 to 23257/2014, 19753 & 19754/2014 & 26112/2014 Mr.R.Sreedharan For Petitioner in WP.12903/14 For Petitioner in WP.Nos.

15880 to 15884/14 For Petitioner in WPs.18957 to 18606/14 For Petitioner in WP.21945/14 For petitioner in WP.22033/14 For Petitioner in WP.22697 & 22698/14 For Petitioner in WP.22683, 22684/14 For Petitioner in WP.24328/14 For Petitioner in WP.13121, 13122/14 For Petitioner in WP.23295/14 For Petitioner in WPs.23091, 23092, 13130 to 13134/14 Mr.G.Elanchezhiyan M/s.G.Bala & Daisy Mr.A.Rajaram Mr.P.Murali Mr.M.Elango Mr.R.Rajendran Mr.N.Chandirasekar Mr.K.Balaji Mr.K.Raghuraman M/s.Britto Mr.S.Ashok Kumar For Petitioners in W.P.Nos.10822/2014 & 22142/2014 Mr.A.S.Kaizer For Petitioner in W.P.No.10922/2014 Mr.S.Joel For Petitioners in W.P.Nos.12680/2014, 12686/2014 M/s.Jayasubha Associates For Petitioners in W.P.Nos.12717 to 12724/2014 Mr.C.S.Vijayakumar For Petitioners in W.P.Nos.21674/2014 & 25282/2014 Mr.M.Deivanandam For Petitioner in W.

P.No.26067/2014 Mr.G.Amalraj For Petitioner in W.P.No.24463/2014 Mrs.C.

Appearance of Counsel For Petitioners in W.P.Nos.25298 to 25301/2014 Mr.K.Thennan vs.

Mr.A.L.Somayaji Advocate General assisted by Mr.D. Krishnakumar Special Govt. Pleader (Education) and Mr.K.Karthikeyan, Government Advocate For Respondents in all Writ Appeals & Writ Petitions Date of Reserving Judgment in Batch cases :

25.09.2014 Date of Pronouncing the Judgment :

04.02.2015 C O M M O N J U D G M E N T V.DHANAPALAN,J.

Since all these matters involve one and the same issue, they are altogether taken up for disposal by a common judgment. 2.

Heard the learned Senior Counsel and also the other counsel appearing for the appellants/petitioners and Mr.A.L.Somayaji, learned Advocate General, representing Mr.D.Krishna Kumar, learned Special Government Pleader (Education), appearing for respondents. 3.

The appellants herein were Secondary Grade Teachers in Government High Schools and Higher Secondary Schools. They are governed by the Tamil Nadu Educational Subordinate Service Rules and are under the control of the Directorate of School Education. On completion of 10 years and 20 years of their service, they claim Selection Grade and Special Grade pay as that of Primary School Headmasters. But the Primary School Headmasters belong to a different service and governed by Tamil Nadu Elementary Education Subordinate Service Rules and they are under the control of the Directorate of Elementary Education. The Government of Tamilnadu accepted the recommendations of the V Pay Commission and issued orders in G.O.Ms.No.666 Finance (Pay Commission) Department, in and by which, the scheme of selection/Special Grade on completion of 10/20 years of service for all State Government employees was dispensed with, with retrospective effect from 01.06.1988. 4.

It is the case of the appellants that insofar as Secondary Grade Teachers are concerned, in the Elementary Schools,

the posts of Secondary Grade Teachers and Headmasters were interchangeable and carried same scale of pay and only a personal pay (Special Pay) was given for those Teachers while they are posted as Headmasters. By the said Government Order, i.e. the 5th Tamilnadu Pay Commission, the post of Headmaster was kept in a higher pedestal and a higher scale of pay was fixed and the post of Secondary Grade Teachers was made as Feeder Category for Headmaster Post that too in a lower scale of pay. It is their further case that Secondary Grade Teachers in High/Higher Secondary Schools do not have any promotional avenues. Pursuant to representations being made by Service Associations to continue the scheme of awarding Selection/Special Grade on completion of 10/20 years of service, G.O.Ms.304 Finance (PC) Government, dated 28.03.1990 was issued reintroducing and continuing the scheme of Selection/Special Grade on completion of 10/20 years of service and was restricted to the promotional post's ordinary grade. 5.

The Government took a policy decision to place all the Secondary Grade Teachers alike and issued G.O.Ms.No.216 Finance (PC) Department, dated 22.03.1993 that in respect of Secondary Grade Teachers employed under High/Higher Secondary Schools, there is no promotional avenue as that of O.As. although there is a promotional post for the same Secondary Grade Teachers in Elementary Schools. As a measure of uniformity in respect of all Secondary Grade Teachers, Government directed that the Teachers be made eligible for Selection/Special Grade as in Annexure-I to G.O.Ms.No.304. 6.

Some of the Teachers working in High Schools filed O.A.Nos.7908/1997 and 8276/1997 before TAT for fixing the scale of pay in Rs.2000-3200 as per G.O.Ms.No.216 and the Tribunal, by its order dated 07.10.1998 allowed the Original Applications. Some of the Secondary Grade Teachers from High Schools filed O.A.No.88 of 1996 & batch for a different prayer to create promotional avenue which was dismissed vide order dated 03.04.2002. While so, the Government filed W.P.No.8747 of 2009 against the order in O.A.No.8276/1997 dated 07.10.1998 and the Hon'ble Division Bench dismissed the Writ Petition with a direction to comply with the order of the Tribunal in O.A.No.8276/1997 within six weeks' time. S.L.P.(CC) No.2746 of 2010 filed by the respondents was also dismissed. Pursuant thereto, the Government issued consequential order in G.O.Ms.No.

28, School Education Department and restricted the benefits only to the applicants before the Tamilnadu Administrative Tribunal. Aggrieved by the said G.O., similarly placed persons filed Writ Petitions since their representations were not considered for extending the same benefits and this Court directed the respondents to dispose of the representations. The respondents considered their representations, but rejected the same. Challenging the same, they filed W.P.No.9752/2012 & batch before this Court and the same were allowed. Similarly, before the Madurai Bench of this Court, W.P.(MD) No.4858 of 2012 (batch) were disposed of with a direction to extend the benefits to the writ petitioners.

Aggrieved by the said order, the respondent preferred W.A.No.1566 of 2012 and the same was dismissed by a Division Bench of this Court. Further, W.A.No.1943 of 2012 (batch) filed by the respondents were dismissed by the Hon'ble First Bench of this Court. Also, S.L.P. (Civil) C.C.No.2680/2013 filed before the Hon'ble Supreme Court was dismissed.

7.

The claim of the appellants is that they are entitled to Selection Grade and Special Grade pay as that of Primary School Headmasters as per G.O.Ms.No.216, Finance (Pay Cell) Department, dated 22.03.1993. In this regard, when the appellants approached this Court in a batch of Writ Petitions, the learned Single Judge, on analysis of the question as to whether G.O.Ms.No.216, Finance (PC) Department, dated 22.03.1993 grants the writ petitioners, who were Secondary Grade Teachers in the Government High Schools and Higher Secondary Schools, the Selection Grade and Special Grade pay of a Primary School Headmaster on completion of 10 years and 20 years of service with effect from 01.06.1988, dismissed the Writ Petitions with the following observation:

"60(i) On the other hand, learned Advocate General submitted that the S.L.P.(CC)No.2746 of 2010 preferred against the order dated 14.07.2009 in W.P.No.8747 of 2009 was dismissed on 23.04.2010 in limine at the admission stage and hence, the same cannot be considered as a binding precedent laying down the law that the Secondary Grade Teachers in Government High Schools and Higher Secondary Schools are entitled to the Selection Grade and Special Grade pay of the Primary School Headmaster. He placed reliance on the judgment of the Apex Court in Union of India V. Jaipal Singh, reported in (2004) 1 SCC 121 in this regard.

61(i). Further, the Division Bench also in the order dated 14.07.2009 in W.P.No.8747 of 2009 did not confirm the order dated 07.10.1998 in O.A.No.8276 of 1997 on merits. Moreover, I have held that the judgment in W.P.No.8747 of 2009 is opposed to the judgment of the Apex Court in Director of School Education V. A.N.Kandaswamy and Another reported in (1998) 8 SCC 26. Therefore, in the facts and circumstances of the case, the judgment in W.P.No.8747 of 2009 cannot be taken as binding precedent for the proposition that the Secondary Grade Teachers in the Government High Schools and Higher Secondary Schools are entitled to the Selection Grade and Special Grade pay of Primary School Headmaster. In this regard, the learned

Advocate General placed reliance on the judgment of the Apex Court in U.P. SEB V. Pooran Chandra Pandy, reported in (2007) 11 SCC 92 and more particularly paragraphs 12 to 15.

62. In view of these judgments, I am in entire agreement with the submissions of the learned Advocate General that the dismissal of the Special Leave Petition at the threshold without any detailed reasons therefor does not constitute any declaration of law and thereby constitute a binding precedent.

63. Applying the principle enumerated in the above decisions of the Apex Court, I am of the view that the order dated 14.07.2009 in W.P.No.8747 of 2009 and the the judgment dated 23.04.2010 in S.L.P.(CC)No.2746 of 2010 cannot be relied on by the petitioners as a "binding precedent" in support of their claim, particularly, in view of the order of the Apex Court in Director of School Education V. A.N.Kandaswamy and Another reported in (1998) 8 SCC 26.

64. I would like to make it clear, at this juncture, that the order in O.A.No.8276 of 1997, which in turn, was confirmed by the Apex Court on 23.04.2010 in S.L.P.(CC)No.2746 of 2010 is binding between the parties and the State is bound to implement the order. In fact the Government issued G.O.Ms.No.258, School Education Department, dated 04.09.2010 implementing the order of the Tribunal in O.A.No.8276 of 1997 after it lost before the Apex Court. Likewise, the other orders passed by this Court following the judgment in W.P.No.8747 of 2009 is binding between the parties to those orders. But the same cannot be relied on by the petitioners to claim, as a matter of right, the Selection Grade / Special Grade pay of Primary School Headmaster, particularly, in view of the judgment of the Apex Court in Director of School Education V. A.N.Kandaswamy and Another reported in (1998) 8 SCC 26 and the judgment of the Division Bench of this Court in Director of School Education & Another V. R.S.Srinivasan and another reported in 2004 WLR 526.

65. For all the aforesaid reasons, the writ petitions fail and the same are dismissed. No costs. Consequently, connected miscellaneous petitions are closed."

8.

Aggrieved by the dismissal of the above Writ Petitions, the writ petitioners are before this Court by way of the present Appeals.

9.

Learned Senior Counsel appearing for the appellants/petitioners would submit that when a law is laid down by the Hon'ble Supreme Court and this Court to the effect that when there is a judgment in favour of similarly placed persons either by a Single Judge or a Division Bench, which is confirmed upto Hon'ble Supreme Court and has become final by implementing the judgment even if it is wrong, the same has to be followed in the case of other similarly placed persons. They would further submit that in order to have a measure of uniformity, the Government issued G.O.Ms.No.216, dated 22.03.1993, according to which, the Secondary Grade Teachers employed in High School/Higher Secondary Schools were also eligible for the scale of pay on par with the scale of pay of the Primary School Head Masters.

10.

The learned Senior Counsel appearing for the appellants/writ petitioners have relied on the following decisions : (i) Inder Pal Yadav and others vs. Union of India and others [(1985) 2 SCC 648] "5.

...

There is another area where discrimination is likely to rear its ugly head. These workmen come from the lowest grade of railway service. They can ill afford to rush to court. Their Federations have hardly been of any assistance. They had individually to collect money and rush to court which in case of some may be beyond their reach. Therefore, some of the retrenched workmen failed to knock at the doors of the court of justice because these doors do not open unless huge expenses are incurred. Choice in such a situation, even without crystal gazing is between incurring expenses for a litigation with uncertain outcome and hunger from day to day. It is a Hobson's choice. Therefore, those who could not come to the court need not be at a comparative disadvantage to those who rushed in here.

If they are otherwise similarly situated, they are entitled to similar treatment if not by anyone else at the hands of this Court. Burdened by all these relevant considerations and keeping in view all the aspects of the matter, we would modify part 5.1 (a) (i) by modifying the date from 1.1.1984 to 1.1.1981.

that it must be implemented by re-casting the stages consistent with the change in the date as herein directed."

(ii) Smt. Prem Devi and another vs. Delhi Administration and others [1989 Supp (2) SCC 330] "4.

The facts as are not in dispute the case of one of the employees having been decided by this Court it was expected that without resorting to any of the methods the other employees identically placed would have been given the same benefit, which would have avoided not only unnecessary litigation but also of the waste of time and the movement of files and papers which only waste public time. Learned counsel only read out the counter and stated that it was thought that the case of Smt. Rekha Mehta will not be applicable to the case of the present petitioners although learned counsel had no argument in law to support such a contention. The petitions are therefore allowed and it is directed that the petitioners shall be paid their pensionary benefits within 3 months from today. It is further directed that the petitioner shall be entitled to costs of Rs. 2500 in each case. It is also directed that the matter will be considered at the appropriate level to see that such things do not happen in future so that unnecessary litigation is avoided and costs to the public exchequer is saved. "

(iii) Govind Ram Purohit and another vs. Jagjiwan Chandra and others [1999 SCC (L & S) 788] "3.

It was lastly contended by the learned counsel for the appellants that whereas the petition had been filed by only respondent 1, the High Court while finally concluding the matter has given a direction to promote all those who were senior to the appellants even though they were not parties to the petition. Once the High Court had placed a particular interpretation on the Rules, the benefit of that interpretation had to go to all those who qualified under the seniority-cum-merit rule. There was no point in waiting for each and every person to file a petition. Therefore, we do not see any reason why we should entertain such a technical plea when the High Court has done substantial justice to all concerned."

(iv) Bihar State Government Secondary School Teachers Association vs. Bihar Education Service Association and others [(2012) 13 SCC 33] "43. In the same vein we may state that when the judgment of a Court is confirmed by the higher court, the judicial discipline requires that Court to accept that judgment, and it should not in collateral proceedings write a judgment contrary to the confirmed judgment. We may as well note the observations of Krishna Iyer, J. in Fuzlunbi Vs. K. Khader Vali and another reported in 1980 (4) SCC 125:- ".......No judge in India, except a larger Bench of the Supreme court, without a departure from judicial discipline can whittle down, wish away or be unbound by the ratio of the judgment of the Supreme Court."

(v) Director of School Education, Chennai and another vs. R.S. Srinivasan and another [2004 Writ L.R. 526] "14. According to Fundamental Rule 9(28), "Substantive Pay'' means the pay other than the Special Pay, Personal Pay or Emoluments classed as pay by the Government under Rule 9(21)(a)(iii), to which the Government servant is entitled on account of the post to which he has been appointed substantively or by regularisation of his substantive position in the cadre. Thus, the claim of the first respondent that he joined as Elementary School Headmaster and as such, that post is substantive post, is unsustainable both in law and on facts."

(vi) Director of School Education and another vs. A.N.Kandaswamy and another [(1998) 8 SCC 26] "6. The material on record also discloses that primary schools, middle schools and high schools were earlier run by Local Bodies. After 1981, the Govt. started upgrading middle schools run by the Panchayat Union or the District Board as High Schools. Simultaneously the Government was also taking over those schools. What was to happen to the teachers working in such upgraded high Schools has been stated by the Chief Education Officer in his reply affidavit filed in the Tribunal. He has stated therein that the teachers on being absorbed in such Government High Schools became a part of the secondary education service of the Government and ceased to be the members

of the education service of the Panchayat Union/District Board and that the rules and regulations governing their service conditions were different. Instead of taking note of this factual position the Tribunal relied upon G.O. dated 27.1.1960, which really had no relevance. As the schools were earlier under Local Bodies, the government by that order dated 27.1.1960 had accepted the recommendation of the Director of Public Instruction to have a common seniority list of all secondary grade teachers whether serving in the elementary schools or in the secondary schools. Obviously, the said G.O. had no application where the schools were taken over by the Government from the Local Bodies. By G.O. dated 1.6.1978 what the Government had decided was that the total service put in by a B.T.

Assistant/teacher in a particular category should be taken into account for the purpose of computing the length of service for giving selection grade on percentage basis. The government had taken that decision because as a result of the take-over of the Panchayat Union schools by the District Boards in certain districts, the teachers had lost the benefit of service under the Panchayat Union. This G.O. of 1978 had also no relevance to the new situation that emerged after 1981 as a result of taking over of the schools by the Government.

It also indicates that the teachers of the Panchayat Union Higher Schools when absorbed into the District Board service on account of take-over of those schools by the District Board lost their service under the Panchayat Union and their seniority was fixed on the basis of the dates on which they were absorbed into the District Board service."

(vii) Official Liquidator vs. Dayanand and others [(2008) 10 SCC 1] "93. The respondents' claim for fixation of pay in the regular scale and grant of other monetary benefits at par with those appointed against the sanctioned posts has been accepted by the High Courts on the premise that their duties and functions are similar to those performed by regular employees. In the opinion of the High Courts, similarity in the nature of work of the company paid staff on the one hand and regular employees on the other hand, is by itself sufficient for invoking the principle of equal pay for equal work, In our view, the approach adopted by the High Courts is clearly erroneous and directions given for bringing about parity between the company paid staff and regular

employees in the matter of pay, allowances etc. are liable to be upset.

94. The principle of equal pay for equal work for men and women embodied in Article 39(d) was first considered in Kishori Mohanlal Bakshi vs. Union of India [AIR 1962 SC 1139] and it was held that the said principle is not capable of being enforced in a Court of law. After 36 years, the issue was again considered in Randhir Singh Vs. Union of India (supra), and it was unequivocally ruled that the principle of equal pay for equal work is not an abstract doctrine and can be enforced by reading it into the doctrine of equality enshrined in Articles 14 and 16 of the Constitution of India.

95.

The ratio of Randhir Singh Vs. Union of India (supra) was reiterated and applied in several cases - Dhirendra Chamoli vs. State of U.P. (supra), Surinder Singh and Another vs. Engineer-in-Chief, CPWD and Others (supra), Daily Rated Casual Labour vs. Union of India (supra), Dharwad District P.W.D. Literate Daily Wage Employees' Association vs. State of Karnataka (supra) andJaipal vs. State of Haryana [1988 (3) SCC 354] and it was held that even a daily wage employee who is performing duties similar to regular employees is entitled to the same pay. However, inFederation of All India Customs and Central Excise Stenographers (Recognized) Union vs. Union of India [1988 (3) SCC 91], Mewa Ram Kanojia vs. A.I.I.M.S. [1989 (2) SCC 235], V. Markandeya vs. State of A.P. [1989 (3) SCC 191], Harbans Lal and others vs.

State of Himachal Pradesh and others [1989 (4) SCC 459], State of U.P. and others vs. J.P. Chaurasia and others [1989 (1) SCC 121], Griha Kalyan Workers' Union vs. Union of India [1991 (1) SCC 619], Ghaziabad Development Authority vs. Vikram Chaudhary [1995 (5) SCC 210], State of Haryana and others vs. Jasmer Singh and others [1996 (11) SCC 77], State of Haryana vs. Surinder Kumar [1997 (3) SCC 633], Union of India vs. K.V. Baby [1998 (9) SCC 252], State of Orissa vs. Balram Sahu [2003 (1) SCC 250], Utkal University vs. Jyotirmayee Nayak [2003 (4) SCC 760], State of Haryana and another vs. Tilak Raj and others [2003 (6) SCC 123], Union of India vs. Tarit Ranjan Das [2003 (11) SCC 658], Apangshu Mohan Lodh vs. State of Tripura [2004 (1) SCC 119], State of Haryana vs.

Charanjit Singh [2006

(9) SCC 321], Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd. vs. Dan Bahadur Singh(supra), Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan vs. L.V. Subramanyeswara (supra) and Canteen Mazdoor Sabha vs. Metallurgical & Engineering Consultants (India) Ltd. [2007 (7) SCC 710], the Court consciously and repeatedly deviated from the ruling of Randhir Singh Vs. Union of India (supra) and held that similarity in the designation or quantum of work are not determinative of equality in the matter of pay scales and that before entertaining and accepting the claim based on the principle of equal pay for equal work, the Court must consider the factors like the source and mode of recruitment/appointment, the qualifications, the nature of work, the value judgment, responsibilities, reliability, experience, confidentiality, functional need etc.

96.

In State of Haryana and others vs. Jasmer Singh and others (supra), the two-Judges Bench laid down the following principle :

"8. It is, therefore, clear that the quality of work performed by different sets of persons holding different jobs will have to be evaluated. There may be differences in educational or technical qualifications which may have a bearing on the skills which the holders bring to their job although the designation of the job may be the same. There may also be other considerations which have relevance to efficiency in service which may justify differences in pay scales on the basis of criteria such as experience and seniority, or a need to prevent stagnation in the cadre, so that good performance can be elicited from persons who have reached the top of the pay scale. There may be various other similar considerations which may have a bearing on efficient performance in a job. This Court has repeatedly observed that evaluation of such jobs for the purposes of pay scale must be left to expert bodies and, unless there are any mala fides, its evaluation should be accepted."

(viii) Maharaj Krishan Bhatt and another vs. State of Jammu and Kashmir and others, (2008) 9 SCC 24, wherein, it is held thus:

"14. The learned counsel also submitted that the impugned action was clearly violative of Articles 14 and 16 of the Constitution. It was submitted that initially such violation had been committed by the State Authorities i.e. Director General of Police and State Government inasmuch as though cases of all the Constables were similar and representations were made on one and the same day, the Director General of Police, Jammu & Kashmir recommended the name of only Hamidullah Dar who was appointed as PSI and cases of other similarly situated applicants were rejected. The appellants and other adversely affected Constables approached the High Court and a Single Judge allowed the petitions and directed the Government to consider the cases of the writ petitioners.

In spite of such an order, the Government did not appoint the applicants as PSIs without any reason whatsoever. Contempt Petitions were required to be filed but even those orders were not complied with. In Letters Patent Appeal, again direction was issued by the Division Bench. In any case, after the decision in SWP No. 519 of 1987 (Abdul Rashid Rather), the Government ought to have granted benefits to the appellants which was not done. The learned Single Judge was, therefore, right in allowing the petition. By setting aside the judgment and order of the learned Single Judge and in allowing Letters Patent Appeal as also in dismissing Review Petition, the Division Bench of the High Court had committed an error of law as well as of jurisdiction and the present appeals deserve to be allowed.

11.

Mr.A.L.Somayaji, learned Advocate General appearing for the respondents would submit that the appellants misconstrued G.O.216 and are praying to extend the benefits equivalent to that of Primary School Headmaster without performing the duties of the said post after a lapse of more than 21 years is highly illegal, arbitrary, unreasonable, being violative of the rules and principles of natural justice. It is his contention that the appeals are liable to be dismissed on the ground of delay and laches and the appellants are not entitled to get any discretionary relief as held by the Hon'ble Supreme Court. He would further submit that even the respondent in W.P.No.

8747 of 2009 sought dismissal of the Writ Petition on the ground of delay and laches and the Division Bench dismissed the writ petition, since the Government filed the writ petition after 11 years. It is his further submission that the Apex Court also dismissed the Special Leave Petition at the admission stage and it did not decide the issue on merits and it was not a speaking order.

filed writ petitions and obtained orders and with the threat of contempt proceedings, the Government issued orders to implement the same.

12.

Learned Advocate General also submitted that the order dated 07.10.1998 in O.A.No.8276 of 1997 was solely based on the order dated 08.05.1996 in O.A.Nos.1113 to 1133 of 1995. Except relying on the order in O.A.Nos.1113 to 1133 of 1995, no other reason was given by the Tribunal in the order dated 7.10.1998 in O.A.No.8276 of 1997. By its order dated 08.05.1996 in O.A.Nos.1113 to 1133 of 1995, the Tribunal interfered with the order cancelling the stagnation increments given to the Secondary Grade Teachers in High Schools and Higher Secondary Schools and the same has nothing to do with the grant of Selection Grade and Special Grade pay of Primary School Headmasters to the Secondary Grade Teachers in Government High Schools and Higher Secondary Schools.

13.

In support of his stand, the learned Advocate General appearing for the respondents has relied on the following decisions : (i) Harpal Kaur Chahal (Smt) vs. Director, Punjab Instructions, Punjab and another [1995 Supp (4) SCC 706] "3.

It is next contended that along with the appellant two more candidates were selected and were appointed and their appointmentes were upheld by the High Court. Denial to her is violative of Article 14 of the Constitution. We find no force in the contention. The view of the High Court is obviously illegal and the judgment rendered would nto form the ground for our holding that the others who got the benefit by illegal orders will be extended in favour of other candidates though illegally appointed. Article 14 cannot be extgended to leglise the illegal orders though otheres had wrongly got the benefit of the orders. Under these circumstances, we find no ground to uphold the recruitment of the appellant as a Physical Training Instructor.

However, the fact remains that from 28-1-1971 the appellant has been continuing in service even till date, no doubtl by orders obtained from the Court and pending litigation, we cannot give any specific direction as sought for to regularise her appointment. However, the dismissal of the appeal does not preclude the Government to consider her case if they so choose. Therefore, it is open to the appellant to make a representation to the Government to consider her case and the Government to take a decision in that behalf.

and in the meanwhile, the appellant should apply to the Government for consideration and her representation may be disposed of within that period. With the above observations, the appeal is dismissed."

(ii) Secretary, Jaipur Development Authority, Jaipur vs. Daulat Mal Jain and others [1997 (1) SCC 35] "27. In Chandigarh Administration & Another v, Jagjit Singh & Another, [1995] 1 SCC 745, allotment of the sites was subject matter under several proceedings in the High Court; ultimately some persons had the benefit of allotment while others were denied of the same. When Article 14 was pressed into service, this Court in paragraph 8 at page 750 had held, that the basis of the principle, if it can be called one, on which the writ petition had been allowed to be taken, was unsustainable in law and indefensible in principle.

The mere fact that the respondent- authority had passed a particular order in the case of another person similarly situated, can never be the ground for issuing a writ in favour of petitioner on the plea of discrimination. The order in favour 6f the other person might be legal and valid or it might not be. That has to be investigated first before it can be directed to be followed in the case of petitioner. If the order in favour of the other person is found to be contrary to law or not warranted in the facts and circumstances of his case, it is obvious that such illegal or unwarranted order could not be made the basis of issuing a writ compelling the respondent-authority to repeat the illegality to cause another unwar-ranted order.

The extraordinary and discretionary power of the High Court under Article 226 cannot be exercised for such a purpose.

28. A host of other decisions in that context have laid the same principle. It is not necessary to burden the judgment any further. Suffice to hold that the illegal allotment founded upon ultra vires and illegal policy of allotment made to some other persons wrongly, would not form a legal premise to ensure it to the respondent or to repeat or perpetuate such illegal order, nor could it be legalised. In other words, judicial process cannot be abused to perpetuate the illegalities. Thus considered, we hold that the High Court was clearly

in error in directing the appellants to allot the land to the respondents."

(iii) State of Maharashtra vs. Digambar [(1995) 4 SCC 683] "14. How a person who alleges against the State of deprivation of his legal right, can get relief of compensation from the State by invoking writ jurisdiction of the High Court under Article 226 of the Constitution even though, he is guilty of laches or undue delay is difficult to comprehend, when it is well settled by decisions of this Court that no person, be he a citizen or otherwise, is entitled to obtain the equitable relief under Article 226 of the Constitution if his conduct is blame-worthy because of laches, undue delay, acquiescence, waiver and the like.

Moreover, how a citizen claiming discretionary relief under Article 226 of the Constitution against a State, could be relieved of his obligation to establish his unblameworthy conduct for getting such relief, where the State against which relief is sought is a welfare State, is also difficult to comprehend.

Where the relief sought under Article 226 of the Constitution by a person against the welfare State is founded on its alleged illegal or wrongful executive action, the need to explain laches or undue delay on his part to obtain such relief, should, if anything, be more stringent than in other cases, for the reason that the State due to laches or undue delay on the part of the person seeking relief, may not be able to show that the executive action complained of was legal or correct for want of records pertaining to the action or for the officers who were responsible for such action not being available later on.

Further, where granting of relief is claimed against the State on alleged unwarranted executive action, is bound to result in loss to the public exchequer of the State or in damage to other public interest, the High Court before granting such relief is required to satisfy itself that the delay or laches on the part of a citizen or any other person in approaching for relief under Article 226 of the Constitution on the alleged violation of his legal right, was wholly justified in the facts and circumstances, instead of ignoring the same or leniently considering it.

facts and circumstances of the case clearly justified the laches or undue delay on their part in approaching the Court for grant of such discretionary relief. Therefore, where a High Court grants relief to a citizen or any other person under Article 226 of the Constitution against any person including the State without considering his blame-worthy conduct, such as laches or undue delay, acquiescence or waiver, the relief so granted becomes unsustainable even if the relief was granted in respect of alleged deprivation of his legal right by the State.

16. We are unable to appreciate the objection raised against the prosecution of this appeal by the appellant or other S.L.P's filed in similar matters. Sometimes, as it was stated on behalf of the State, the State Government may not choose to file appeals against certain judgments of the High Court rendered in Writ petitions when they are considered as stray cases and not worthwhile invoking the discretionary jurisdiction of this Court under Article 136 of the Constitution, for seeking redressal therefor. At other times, it is also possible for the State, not to file appeals before this Court in some matters on account of improper advice or negligence or improper conduct of officers concerned. It is further possible, that even where S.L.P's are filed by the State against judgments of High Court, such S.L.

P's may not be entertained by this Court in exercise of its discretionary jurisdiction under Article 136 of the Constitution either because they are considered as individual cases or because they are considered as cases not involving stakes which may adversely affect the interest of the State. Therefore, the circumstance of the non-filing of the appeals by the State in some similar matters or the rejection of some S.L.P's in limine by this Court in some other similar matters by itself, in our view, cannot be held as a bar against the State in filing an S.L.P. or S.L.P's in other similar matter/s where it is considered on behalf of the State that non-filing of such S.L.P. or S.L.P's and pursuing them is likely to seriously jeopardaise the interest of the State or public interest.

17. In any event, in our considered view, the non-filing of appeals before this Court by the State in similar matters or rejection of S.L.P's by this Court in limine or otherwise in similar matters, by

themselves cannot operate as a bar or a fetter for this Court in entertaining S.L.P's subsequently filed even if they are considered to relate to similar matters where it finds, as in this case, that the High Court was wholly wrong in granting relief of compensation to a writ petitioner by the judgment under appeal by not considering his entitlement for such relief under Article 226 of the Constitution on account of laches or undue delay on his part or where such wrong judgment is followed for granting similar relief by rendering 191 judgments, which are the subject of S.L.P's in this Court and where there is every possibility of the High Court granting similar relief at the instance of persons who may go before it with similar complaints, which ultimately may result in the estimated loss of Rs.

400 crores to the State, as stated on behalf of the State, and cause grave injustice to the interests of the State. Hence, non-filing of appeals before this Court against certain judgments of the High Court or rejection of appeals filed before this Court against certain judgments of the High Court, cannot be held to come in the way of exercise of this Court's wide discretionary power, with which it is especially invested under Article 136 of the Constitution of entertaining an appeal or appeals against a similar judgment or judgments at the instance of an aggrieved party including the State when it is found necessary to remedy manifest injustice."

(iv) Smt.Pujari Bai etc., vs. Madan Gopal (dead) L.Rs. Viz. Smt.Jaiwanti and others [AIR 1989 SC 1764] "22.Transfer of property referred to in this Section is either by a landowner or by a tenant, and it has no reference and indeed cannot have a reference to transfer of Sanad under Section 10 of the Displaced Persons (Compensation & Rehabilitation) Act of 1954. The conferment of fights in lieu of compensation under Section 10 stands on a different footing which could not be contemplated within the language of Section 30 of the aforesaid Act. This contention advanced by learned counsel for the respondent is, therefore, rejected.

23. This takes us to the question of res judicata. The question is whether the suit of the appellant was barred by res judicata in view of the summary dismissal of her writ petition earlier. It is not disputed that the writ petition filed by the

appellant against the order of the Assistant Consolidation Officer was dismissed in limine. This order dated 14.4.1969 was passed by the Division Bench of Punjab & Haryana High Court. It was a one word order. The question or resjudicata apparently arises when a controversy or an issue between the parties has been heard and decided. This Court in Workmen of Cochin Port Trust v. Board of Trustees of the Cochin Port Trust & Another, [1978] 3 SCR 97 1 considered this principle and observed (at 977): "But the technical rule of res judicata al- though a wholesome rule based upon public policy, cannot be stretched too far to bar the trial of identical issues in a separate proceedings merely on an uncertain assumption that the issues must have been decided. It is not safe to extend the principle of res judi- cata to such an extent so as to found it on mere guess work.

To illustrate our view point, we may take an example. Suppose a writ petition is filed in a High Court for grant of a writ of Certiorari to challenge some order or decision on several grounds. If the Writ Petition is dismissed after contest by a speaking order obviously it will operate as res judicata in any other proceeding, such as, of suit, Article 32 of Article 136 directed from the same order or decision. If the Writ Petition is dismissed by a speaking order either at the threshold or after contest, say, only on the ground of laches or the availability of an alternative remedy, then another remedy open in law either by way of suit or any other proceeding obviously will not be barred on the principle of res judicata."

24. It thus becomes clear that when a writ petition after contest is disposed of an merits by a speaking order, the question decided ,in that petition would operate as res judicata, but not a dismissal in limine or dismissal on the ground of laches or availability of alternative remedy. The High Court and the courts below, therefore, were not right in throwing out the suit of the appellant on the ground of resjudicata."

(v) Shankara Cooperative Housing Society Limited vs. M.Prabhakar and others [(2011) 5 SCC 607] "46. Delay and laches is one of the factors that requires to be borne in mind by the High Courts when they exercise their discretionary power under Article 226 of the Constitution of India. In an appropriate case, the High Court may refuse to invoke its extraordinary powers if there is such negligence or omission on the part of the applicant to assert his rights taken in conjunction with the lapse of time and other circumstances.

54.

The relevant considerations, in determining whether delay or laches should be put against a person who approaches the writ court under Article 226 of the Constitution is now well settled. They are:

(1) there is no inviolable rule of law that whenever there is a delay, the court must necessarily refuse to entertain the petition; it is a rule of practice based on sound and proper exercise of discretion, and each case must be dealt with on its own facts.

(2) The principle on which the court refuses relief on the ground of laches or delay is that the rights accrued to others by the delay in filing the petition should not be disturbed, unless there is a reasonable explanation for the delay, because court should not harm innocent parties if their rights had emerged by the delay on the part of the petitioners.

(3) The satisfactory way of explaining delay in making an application under Article 226 is for the petitioner to show that he had been seeking relief elsewhere in a manner provided by law. If he runs after a remedy not provided in the Statute or the statutory rules, it is not desirable for the High Court to condone the delay. It is immaterial what the petitioner chooses to believe in regard to the remedy.

(4) No hard and fast rule, can be laid down in this regard. Every case shall have to be decided on its own facts.

(5) That representations would not be adequate explanation to take care of the delay.

(vi) Municipal Corporation of Delhi vs. Gurnam Kaur [AIR 1989 SC 38] "11. Pronouncements of law, which are not part of the ratio decidendi are classed as obiter dicta and are not authoritative. With all respect to the learned Judge who passed the order in Jamna Das' case and to the learned Judge who agreed with him, we cannot concede that this Court is bound to follow it. It was delivered without argument, without reference to the relevant provisions of the Act conferring express power on the Municipal Corporation to direct removal of encroachments from any public place like pavement or public streets, and without any citation of authority. Accordingly, we do not propose to uphold the decision of the High Court because, it seems to us that it is wrong in principle and cannot be justified by the terms of the relevant provisions.

A decision should be treated as given per incuriam when it is given in ignorance of the terms of a statute or of a rule having the force of a statute. So far as the order shows, no argument was addressed to the Court on the question or not whether any direction could properly be made compelling the Municipal Corporation to construct a stall at the pitching site of a PG NO 939 pavement squatter. Professor P.J. Fitzgerald, editor of the Salmond on Jurisprudence, 12th edn. explains the concept of sub silentio at p.

"A decision passes sub silentio, in the technical sense that has come to be attached to that phrase, when the particular point of law involved in the decision is not perceived by the court or present to its mind. The Court may consciously decide in favour of one party because of point A, which it considers and pronounces upon. It may be shown, however, that logically the court should not have decided in favour of the particular party unless it also decided point B in his favour; but point B was not argued or considered by the court. In such circumstances, although point B was logically involved in the facts and although

the case had a specific outcome, the decision is not an authority on point B. Point B is said to pass sub silentio.

12.

... Precedents sub silentio and without argument are of no moment. This rule has ever since been followed. One of the chief reasons for the doctrine of precedent is that a matter that has once been fully argued and decided should not be allowed to be reopened. The weight accorded to dicta varies with the type of dictum. Mere casual expressions carry no weight at all. Not every passing expression of a Judge, however eminent, can be treated as an ex cathedra statement, having the weight of authority. "

(vii) State of U.P. and another vs. Synthetics and Chemicals Ltd. and another [1991) 4 SCC 139] "41. Does this principle extend and apply to a conclusion of law, Which was neither raised nor preceded by any consideration. In other words can such conclusions be considered as declaration of law? Here again the English Courts and jurists have carved out an exception to the rule of precedents. It has been explained as rule of sub-silentio. A decision passed sub-silentio, in the technical sense that has come to be attached to that phrase, when the particular' point of law involved in the decision is not perceived by the Court or present to its mind' (Salmond 12th Edition). In Lancaster Motor Company (London) Ltd. v. Bremith Ltd.

, [1941] IKB 675 the Court did not feel bound by earlier decision as it was rendered 'without any argument, without reference to the crucial words of the rule and without any citation of the authority'. It was approved by this Court in Municipal Corporation of Delhi v. Gumam Kaur, [1989] 1 SCC 101. The Bench held that, 'prece- dents sub-silentio and without argument are of no moment'. The Courts thus have taken recourse to this principle for relieving from injustice perperated by unjust precedents. A decision which is not express and is not founded on reasons nor it proceeds on consideration of issue cannot be deemed to be a law declared to have a binding effect as is contemplated by Article 141.

discipline. But that which escapes in the judgment without any occasion is not ratio decedendi. In Shama Rao v. State of Pondicherry, AIR 1967 SC 1680 it was ob- served, 'it is trite to say that a decision is binding not because of its conclusions but in regard to its ratio and the principles, laid down therein'. Any declaration or conclusion arrived without application of mind or preceded without any reason cannot be deemed to be declaration of law or authority of a general nature binding as a precedent. Restraint in dissenting or overruling is for sake of stability and uniformity but rigidity beyond reasonable limits is inimical to the growth of law.

42.

Effort was made to support the conclusion, indirectly, by urging that the State having raised same objections by way of review petition and the same having been rejected it amounted impliedly as providing reason for conclusion. Law declared is not that can be culled out but that which is stated as law to be accepted and applied. A conclusion without reference to relevant provision of law is weaker than even casual observation. In the order of brother Thommen, the extracts from the judgment of the Constitution Bench quoted in extenso demonstrate that the question of validity of levy of sales and purchase tax was neither in issue nor was it raised nor is there any discussion in the judgment except of course the stray argument advanced by the learned Attorney General to the following effect.

"But alcohol not fit for human consumption are not luxury and as such the State Legislatures according to Attorney General will have no power to levy tax on such alcohol."

Sales tax or purchase tax under Entry 54 is levied on sale or purchase of goods. It does not contemplate any distinc- tion between luxury and necessity. Luxuries are separately taxable under Entry 62. But that has nothing to do with Entry 54. What prompted this submission is not clear. Neither there was any occasion nor there is any constitutional inhibition or statutory restriction under the legislative Entry nor does the taxing statute make any distinction between luxuries and necessities for levying tax. In any case the Bench

did not examine it nor did it base its conclusions on it. In absence Of any discussion or any argument the order was founded on a mistake of fact and, therefore, it could not be held to be law declared. The Bench further was not apprised of earlier Constitution Bench decisions in Hoechest Chemicals v. State of Bihar, AIR 1983 SC 1019 and Ganga Sugar Mill v. State of U.P., [1980] 1 SCR 769 which specifically dealt with the legislative competence of levying sales tax in respect of any industry which had been declared to be of public importance. Therefore, the conclusion of law by the Constitution Bench that no sales or purchase tax could be levied on industrial alcohol with utmost respect fell in both the exceptions, namely, rule of sub-silentio and being in per incurium, to the binding authority of the precedents."

(viii) Union of India and another vs. Ranchi Municipal Corporation, Ranchi and others [(1996) 7 SCC 542 ] ''4. The controversy is no longer res integra. This Court in Union of India v. Purna, Municipal Council & Ors. [(1992) 1 SCC 100] had held that Section 135 of the Railways Act is subject to the provisions of Article 285 of the Constitution. Therefore, the respondent-Municipality was restrained from demanding any payment by way of service charges from the Railways. Shri M.P. Jha, learned counsel appearing for the Municipality sought to rely on Clause (4) of Section 135 of the Railway Act which contemplates a contract between the Central Government and the Municipality and payment thereof on the basis of the said contract.

In this case the contract now sought to be relied upon is only to relieve distress warrant pending disposal of the dispute in the High Court. Therefore, it cannot be construed that there is any contract between the Union of India and the Municipality. In view of the fact that the Municipality has no right to demand service charges from the Union of India, the demand made by the Municipality is clearly ultra vires its power. It is true that earlier W.P. No.2844/92 was filed and was dismissed by the High Court and the special leave was refused by this Court on the ground of gross delay.

5.

It is now settled law that the summary dismissal does not constitute res judicata for deciding the controversy. Moreover, this being recurring liability which is ultra vires the power, earlier summary dismissal of the case does not operate as a res judicata.

(ix) Daryao and others vs. State of U.P. And others [AIR 1961 SC 1457 (1)] "11. The binding character of judgments pronounced by courts of competent jurisdiction is itself an essential part of the rule of law, and the rule of law obviously is the basis of the administration of justice on which the Constitution lays so much emphasis. As Halsbury has observed "subject to appeal and to being amended or set aside a judgment is conclusive as between the parties and their privies, and is conclusive evidence against all the world of its existence, date and legal consequences" Halsbury's Laws of England, 3rd Ed., VOl. 22, P- 780, paragraph 1660.

Similar is the statement of the law in Corpus Juris: "the doctrine of estoppel by judgment does not rest on any superior authority of the court rendering the judgment, and a judgment of one court is a bar to an action between the same parties for the same cause in the same court or in another court, whether the latter has concurrent or other jurisdiction. This rule is subject to the Limitation that the judgment in the former action must have been rendered by a court or tribunal of competent jurisdiction" (1). "It is, however' essential that there should have been a judicial determination of rights in controversy with a final decision thereon" In other words, an original petition for a writ under Art. 32 cannot take the place of an appeal against the order passed by the High Court in the petition filed before it under Art. 226.

There can be little doubt that the jurisdiction of this Court to entertain applications under Art. 32 which are original cannot be confused or mistaken or used for the appellate jurisdiction of this Court which alone can be invoked for correcting errors in the decisions of High Courts pronounced in writ petitions under Art.

226. Thus, on general considerations of public policy there seems to be no reason why the rule of res judicata should be treated as inadmissible or irrelevant in dealing with petitions filed under Art,. 32 of the Constitution. It is true that the

general rule can be invoked only in cases where a dispute between the parties has been referred to a court of competent jurisdiction, there has been a contest between the parties before the court, a fair opportunity has been given to both of them to prove their case, and at the end the court has pronounced its judgment or decision. Such a decision pronounced by a court of competent jurisdiction is binding between the parties unless it is modified or reversed by adopting a procedure prescribed by the Constitution. In our opinion, therefore, the plea that the general rule of res judicata should not be allowed to be invoked cannot be sustained."

(x) The Secretary, Saliar Mahajana Higher Secondary Schools, Aruppukottai vs. G. Subburaj & others [2005 (1) CTC 8] "7. In our opinion, the above direction of the Supreme Court cannot be treated as a precedent. It may be mentioned that every direction of the Supreme Court is not a precedent. It is only where the Supreme Court lays down a principle of law that it will amount to a precedent. Often, the Supreme Court issues directions with out laying down any principle of law, in which case, it is not a precedent. For instance, the Supreme Court often directs appointment of someone or regularization of a temporary employee or payment of salary, etc. without laying down any principle of law. This is often done on humanitarian considerations, but this will not operate as a precedent binding on the High Court. For instance if the Supreme Court directs regularisation of service of an employee who had put in 5 years' service this does not mean that all employees who had put in 5 years' service must be regularised. Hence such a direction is not a precedent."

(xi) Bansi and another vs. Additional Director, Consolidation of Holdings, Rohtak and others [AIR 1967 Punjab & Haryana 28] "9. Apart from the judgment of the Supreme Court in Daryao's case, AIR 1961 SC 1457 (supra) learned counsel for the appellants has also relied upon certain observations in Piara Singh v. Punjab State, 1962 Pun LR 547: (AIR 1962 Punj 498). This was a Letters Patent appeal against the order of a Single Judge whereby the writ petition of Piara Singh under

Article 226 of the Constitution was dismissed on the sole ground that a writ petition filed by another person named Sikander Singh on the same facts and on the same grounds had been dismissed earlier by the Division Bench. The Letters Patent Bench inter alia referred to some observations in Daryao's case, AIR 1961 SC 1457 (supra) and remarked that it could be plausibly argued that since Sikander Singh's petition was dismissed by this Court in limine without making a speaking order, the bar of res judicata would not be attracted at all, but the ground on which the Letters Patent Appeal was allowed was that Piara Singh was not a party to Sikander Singh's petition and by no stretch of reasoning his petition could be dismissed because Sikander Singh's petition containing similar allegations and facts had been previously dismissed in limine.

Obviously, dismissal in limine does not give rise to any decision involving any principle and so it cannot be a precedent for a case in which the petitioner is a different person. So far as Daryao's case, AIR 1961 SC 1457 is concerned, reasons have already been given earlier in this judgment for distinguishing it."

(xii) Ramnik Vallabhdas Madhvani and others vs. Taraben Pravinjal Madhvani [AIR 2004 SC 1084] "20. It follows that disposal of SLP against a judgment of the High Court does not mean that the said judgment is affirmed by such dismissal. The order on Special Leacial petition is also never res judicata. In the present case we are at a stage where we are hearing appeals i.e. leave to appeal has already been granted and these are full fledged appeals against the judgment of the High Court before us. Therefore, we are entitled to go into the question of legality and correctness of the impugned judgment.''

(xiii) S. Shanmugavel Nadar vs. State of T.N. And another [(2002) 8 SCC 361] "16. In the present case, the order dated 10.9.1986 passed by this Court be said to be a declaration of law limited only to two points -- (i) that in a petition putting in issue the constitutional validity of any State Legislation the State is a necessary party and in its absence the issue cannot be gone in to, and (ii) that a belated prayer for impleading a necessary party may be declined by this Court exercising its jurisdiction under Article 136 of the Constitution if the granting of the prayer is

considered by the Court neither necessary nor proper to allow at the given distance of time. By no stretch of imagination can it be said that the reasoning or view of the law contained in the decision of the Division of the High Court in M. Varadaraja Pillai'scase had stood merged in the order of this court dated 10.9.1986 in such sense as to amount to declaration of law under Article 141 by this Court or that the order of this Court had affirmed the statement of law contained in the decision of High Court.

17. We are clearly of the opinion that in spite of the dismissal of the appeals on 10.9.1986 by this Court on the ground of non-joinder of necessary party, though the operative part of the order of the Division Bench stood merged in the decision of this Court, the remaining part of the order of the Division Bench of the High Court cannot be said to have merged in the order of this Court dated 10.9.1986 nor did the order of this Court make any declaration of law within the meaning of Article 141 ofthe Constitution either expressly or by necessary implication. The statement of law as contained in the Division Bench decision of the High Court in M.Varadaraja Pilai's case would therefore continue to remain the decision of the High Court, binding as a precedent on subsequent benches of coordinate or lesser strength but open to reconsideration by any bench of the same High Court with a coram of judges more than two.

18. The Full Bench was not dealing with a prayer for review of the earlier decision of the Division Bench in M. Varadaraja Pillai's case and for setting it aside. Had it been so, a different question would have arisen,namely, whether another Division Bench or a Full Bench had jurisdiction or competence to review an earlier Division Bench decision of that particular Court and whether it could be treated as affirmed, for whatsoever reasons,by the Supreme Court on a plea that in view of the decision having been dealt with by the Supreme Court he decision of the High Court was no longer available to be reviewed. We need not here go into the question,whether it was a case of review, or whether the review application should have been filed in the High Court or Supreme Court. Such a question is not arising before us.

19. Under Article 141 of the Constitution, it is the law declared by the Supreme Court, which is binding on all Courts within the territory of India. Inasmuch as no law was declared by this Court, the Full Bench was not precluded from going into the question of law arising for decision before itand in that context entering into and examining the correctness or otherwise of the law stated by the Division Bench in M. Varadaraja Pillai's case and either affirming or overruling the view of law taken therein leaving the operative part untouched so as to remain binding on parties thereto."

(xiv) Union of India and others vs. Jaipal Singh [(2004) 1 SCC 121] "4. On a careful consideration of the matter and the materials on record, including the judgment and orders brought to our notice, we are of the view that it is well accepted that an order rejecting a special leave petition at the threshold without detailed reasons therefore does not constitute any declaration of law by this Court or constitute a binding precedent. Per contra, the decision relied upon for the appellant is one on merits and for reasons specifically recorded therefore and operates as a binding precedent as well. On going through the same, we are in respectful agreement with the view taken in [1996] 11 SCC 603 (supra).

If prosecution, which ultimately resulted in acquittal of the person concerned was at the behest or by department itself, perhaps different considerations may arise. On the other hand, if as a citizen the employee or a public servant got involved in a criminal case and it after initial conviction by the trial court, he gets acquittal on appeal subsequently, the department cannot in any manner be found fault with for having kept him out of service, since the law obliges, a person convicted of an offence to be so kept out and not to be retained in service. Consequently, the reasons given in the decision relied upon, for the appellants are not only convincing but are in consonance with reasonableness as well.

well within their rights to deny back wages to the respondent for the period he was not in service. The appellants cannot be made liable to pay for the period for which they could not avail of the services of the respondent. The High Court, in our view, committed a grave error, in allowing back wages also, without adverting to all such relevant aspects and considerations. Consequently, the order of the High Court in so far as it directed payment of back wages are liable to be and is hereby set aside.

5. The respondent will be entitled to back wages from the date of acquittal and except for the purpose of denying the respondent actual payment of back wages, that period also will be counted as period of service, without any break. The re-instatement, if not already done, in terms of the order of the High Court will be done within thirty days from today." (xv) Director of School Education and another vs. A.N.Kandaswamy and another, [(1998) 8 SCC 26] "6. The material on record also discloses that primary schools, middle schools and high schools were earlier run by Local Bodies. After 1981, the Govt. started upgrading middle schools run by the Panchayat Union or the District Board as High Schools. Simultaneously the Government was also taking over those schools.

What was to happen to the teachers working in such upgraded high Schools has been stated by the Chief Education Officer in his reply affidavit filed in the Tribunal. He has stated therein that the teachers on being absorbed in such Government High Schools became a part of the secondary education service of the Government and ceased to be the members of the education service of the Panchayat Union/District Board and that the rules and regulations governing their service conditions were different. Instead of taking note of this factual position the Tribunal relied upon G.O. dated 27.1.1960, which really had no relevance. As the schools were earlier under Local Bodies, the government by that order dated 27.1.

1960 had accepted the recommendation of the Director of Public Instruction to have a common seniority list of all secondary grade teachers whether serving in the elementary schools or in the secondary schools. Obviously, the said G.O. had no application where the schools were taken over by the Government from the Local Bodies. By G.O. dated 1.6.

Government had decided was that the total service put in by a B.T. Assistant/teacher in a particular category should be taken into account for the purpose of computing the length of service for giving selection grade on percentage basis. The government had taken that decision because as a result of the take-over of the Panchayat Union schools by the District Boards in certain districts, the teachers had lost the benefit of service under the Panchayat Union. This G.O. of 1978 had also no relevance to the new situation that emerged after 1981 as a result of taking over of the schools by the Government. It also indicates that the teachers of the Panchayat Union Higher Schools when absorbed into the District Board service on account of take-over of those schools by the District Board lost their service under the Panchayat Union and their seniority was fixed on the basis of the dates on which they were absorbed into the District Board service.

7. The Tribunal was therefore wrong in inferring from those Government Orders that the teachers working in the Primary and Middle schools run by the Panchayat Union and the teachers working in High Schools taken over and run by the Government constituted one service. Reliance placed upon G.O. dated 22.3.1971, by the learned counsel for the respondents is equally misplaced. No order passed by the Government subsequent to 1981 has been pointed out by the respondents in support of their contention.

8. The respondents had willingly joined Government High School service, and therefore, they thereafter belonged to a separate cadre known as Secondary Education service. On their absorption in Government service they ceased to be a part of the cadre of teachers serving in schools run by the Panchayat Union. Merely because their past services were counted for the purpose of protecting their 'Pay' and awarding selection or special grade, it cannot be said that they continued to belong to the same old cadre. The very basis on which the tribunal proceeded was wrong and therefore its decision stands vitiated."

14. We have gone through the voluminous records available with the case bundles.

15. The whole controversy in these cases revolves around G.O.Ms.No.216, Finance (Pay Cell) Department, dated 22.03.1993. The said G.O.reads as under :

"GOVERNMENT OF TAMIL NADU ABSTRACT Tamil Nadu Revised scales of Pay Rules, 1989Selection/Special Grades in the revised pay scalesexecutive instructions-issued. ----------------------------------------------------- FINANCE (PAY CELL) DEPARTMENT G.O.Ms.No.216 Dated 22.3.1993.

Aangeerasa, Panguni 9, Thiruvalluvar Aandu,2024.

Read :

1.G.O.Ms.No.666, Finance (PC) Department, dated 27.6.89.

2.G.O.Ms.No.304, Finance (PC) Department, dated 28.3.90.

3.Govt.Finance Department, letter No.10181/PC-II/91-91 dated 20.2.91.

4.From the Directions of the Tamil Nadu Administrative Tribunal in O.A.No.1625 of 91 and order dated 13.11.93.

5.G.O.Ms.No.215, Finance (PC) Department, dated 22.3.93.

ORDER :

In the Government Order second read above, Orders are issued reintroducing Selection Grade and Special Grade in the improved scales of pay. It has also been ordered that the Selection Grade should be restricted to the promition post scale of pay. Accordingly, the Selection Grade Scale of pay for Office Assistants has been restricted to Rs.775-1039, the pay scale of their promotion post viz., Record Clerk.

2. In its judgment delivered, the Tamil nadu Administrative Tribunal in O.A.No.1625 of 92 filed by Tamilnadu Government Office Assistants and Basic Servants Association, has observed that the post of Record Clerk is not an avenue of promotion for Office Assistants for the reason that only persons with the prescribed qualification are appointed by transfer to the post of Record Clerk. Hence, the Tribunal has ordered that the proviso to para 4 of the

G.O.Ms.No.304, Finance (PC) Department dated 28.3.90 will not be applicable to Office Assistants. The Tribunal has also pointed out the special dispensation shown to the Teachers in the matter of Selection Grade. The Tribunal has therefore set aside the entire para 4 of the Government Order second read above and ordered that, it is open to Government to issue orders afresh by suitably incorporating the basis that Selection Grade for a post cannot be higher than that of the promotion post so as not to leave room for any ambiguity and to provide for special cases when appointment to higher post in the heirarchy in the department is not by promotion but by transfer. Accordingly, orders were issued in the Government Order fifth read above.

3. The above directions of the Tribunal has been examined by the Government and it has been decided to issue the following orders to protect certain special categories in the matter of awarding Selection Grade.

(i) Government accept the direction of the Tribunal that the post of Record Clerk is not a regular promotion post for the Office Assistants for the reasons that only persons with the prescribed qualification are appointed to the post of Record Clerk by transfer. Accordingly, Government direct that the proviso to para 4 of the G.O. Second read above as modified in G.O. fifth read above shall not be applicable to the post of Office Assistant and they shall be allowed Selection / Special Grades as in Annexure-I to the G.O. second read above.

(ii) In respect of Secondary Grade Teachers in High Schools there is no promotion post for them as on 28.3.90 (i.e. the date of issue of the G.O. Second read above), although there is promotion post in Primary Schools. As a measure of uniformity in respect of all Secondary Grade Teachers, Government direct that the Teachers be made eligible for Selection / Special grades as in Annexure-I to the G.O. second read above.

(By order of the Government) N.NARAYANAN, SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT"

16. This Court has dealt with the issues connected to the above G.O. on many an occasion. That being the position, the order of a Division Bench of this Court in W.P.No.8747 of 2009, dated 14.07.2009, is much relevant. Therefore, we feel it necessary to extract the entire order of the said Division Bench, for disposal of this huge batch of cases. The said order goes thus :

"The petitioners have filed the writ petition for the issuance of a writ of certiorari to call for the records relating to O.A.No.8276 of 1997 dated 07.10.1998 on the file of Tamil Nadu Administrative Tribunal and to quash the same.

2. The 1st respondent herein was appointed as Higher Grade Teacher in the Board Primary School in the year 1955 and he worked as Primary School Headmaster in Board Primary School, Annur and thereafter, he was transferred to Board High School, Unjalur, in the year 1959 and from 1967 onwards he worked as Secondary Grade Teacher in Government High Schools. Lastly, he worked as Secondary Grade Teacher in Government Higher Secondary School, Kundadam, Erode District. He was awarded Selection Grade in the post of Secondary Grade Teacher with effect from 01.07.1974 and he was given Special Grade in the post of Secondary Grade Teacher on 01.06.1981.

3. As far as the Secondary Grade Teachers working in High/Higher Secondary Schools are concerned, there is no promotional opportunity and they served only as Secondary Grade Teacher throughout their service. The Government, while re-introducing Selection Grade / Special Grade with improved scale of pay as per G.O.Ms.No.304, Finance (Pay Commission) Department, dated 28.03.1990, have directed that the Selection Grade / Special Grade pay shall be restricted to the scale of pay prescribed for the promotion post. In order to remove certain ambiguity in awarding Selection Grade/ Special Grade pay in respect of the posts for which there is no promotional opportunity, the Government have issued G.O.Ms.No.215, Finance (Pay Commission) Department, dated 22.03.1993 introducing uniform scale of pay for all the Secondary Grade Teachers and as per Annexure-1, the Ordinary Grade, Selection Grade and Special Grade scales of pay are fixed at Rs.1400-2600, 1640-2900 and 2000-3200 respectively, based on which, the 1st respondent claims

entitlement for those scales of Selection Grade and Special Grade.

4. According to the petitioners herein, the 1st respondent's pay was fixed at Rs.1640-60-2600-752900 in terms of the orders issued in G.O.Ms.No.215, Finance (Pay Commission) Department, dated 22.03.1993 and the pension was also fixed accordingly. But the 1st respondent approached the Tribunal by filing O.A.No.8276 of 1997 seeking a direction to refix his scale of pay at Rs.2000-60-2300-75-3200 prescribed for the post of Primary School Headmaster (Special Grade) and pay arrears and consequential benefits on such refixation with effect from 01.06.1988.

5. Before the Tribunal, the applicant/ 1st respondent herein has pleaded that teachers, who are in the same grade and are doing similar work, were given the scale of pay of Rs. 2000-3200, whereas, the applicant was paid only Rs.1640-2900. The applicant also relied on the earlier decision of the Tribunal dated 08.05.1996 in O.A.Nos.1113 to 1133 of 1995, wherein the Tribunal pointed out that the Government extended the Selection/Special Grade Pay scales to the applicants like Secondary Grade Assistant Teachers appointed in the High School and having more than 10 to 20 years of service and also issued G.O.Ms.No.216, Finance (Pay Commission) Department, dated 22.03.1993 extending the benefits awarded in the aforesaid G.O. to the applicants therein and pay was directed to be refixed in terms of the said G.O.

6. The Tribunal, on consideration of the aforesaid facts and circumstances of the case, allowed the original application with a direction to the respondents therein to refix the scale of pay of the applicant as Rs.2000-3200 with effect from 01.06.1988 in terms of G.O.Ms.No.216, Finance (PC) Department, dated 22.03.1993 and further directed that all the pay arrears are to be disbursed within a period of three months from the date of receipt of that order.

7. Aggrieved of the said order of the Tribunal, the petitioners have filed the present writ petition with the aforesaid prayer.

8. Heard the learned counsel appearing for the petitioners and the learned counsel appearing for the 1st respondent.

9. The learned Special Government Pleader appearing for the petitioners submitted that in view of the judgment of the Supreme Court dated 29.10.1998 made in C.A.No.4582 of 1992, the 1st respondent herein, who worked as Secondary Grade Teacher in High School and belonged to Secondary Educational Service, cannot draw any analogy with the Secondary Grade Teachers working in Primary Schools coming under different service for the purpose of claiming pay fixation.

It is also submitted that the 1st respondent is not having any right whatsoever to claim pay fixation on par with the Secondary Grade Teachers working in Primary Schools and got promotion as Primary School Headmaster merely on the ground that such promotional opportunity is not available for the Secondary Grade Teachers working in High Schools and belong to Secondary Educational Service. It is further submitted that to be eligible for Selection / Special Grade, the 1st respondent has to serve in the same post for a period of 10 years / 20 years respectively and in the instant case, the 1st respondent never completed 10 years /20 years of service in the post of Primary Headmaster to be eligible for Selection Grade / Special Grade.

In view of the aforesaid reasons, the learned Special Government Pleader submitted that the order passed by the Tribunal is liable to be set aside.

10. The learned counsel appearing for the 1st respondent submitted that against the common order passed by the Tribunal in O.A.Nos.7908 and 8276 of 1997, dated 07.10.1998, a review petition was filed before the Tribunal in R.A.No.182 of 2002 and the same was dismissed on 05.12.2002, against which, a writ petition, W.P.No.17187 of 2003, was filed before a Division Bench of this Court, in which, Justice Elipe Dharma Rao was a party and the writ petition was dismissed by order dated 28.11.2007, holding that when the review petition is dismissed, the said order merges with the order passed in O.A.No.8276 of 2007 and hence, the writ petition filed against the review petition is not maintainable. According to the learned counsel for the 1st respondent, thereafter, a contempt application in C.A.No.

170 of 2009 was filed for implementation of the order of the Tribunal and notice was ordered to the respondents on 13.04.2009. According to the learned counsel for the 1st respondent, though the limitation starts from the date of dismissal of the original application, viz., 07.10.

period of 11 years, filed the present writ petition and obtained an order of interim stay on 30.04.2009. The learned counsel for the respondent vehemently contended that the writ petition is liable to be dismissed on the ground of inordinate and unexplained delay.

11. We have perused the entire materials placed on record. When the Tribunal has passed an order, which is impugned in the writ petition, based on its earlier judgment dated 08.05.1996 in O.A.Nos.1113 to 1133 of 1995, the Officer, who has taken a decision to file the present writ petition, should have considered that there is no point in filing the present writ petition against a covered matter. By taking such a decision to file a writ petition against the order passed by the Tribunal following its own earlier judgment, which has become final, the Officer has driven the 1st respondent to Court and to engage a counsel more so, after the date of his retirement, i.e., 31.08.1993.

12. In similar circumstances, a Division Bench of this Court, in a judgment reported in Secretary to Government, Health Department, Government of Tamil Nadu, Chennai and others -vs- Dr.P.A.Adalarasu and others {(2006) 1 M.L.J. 696}, dismissed the said petition, which was filed after expiry of four years, with an observation that even though there is no period for filing writ petition is speficied, it is well settled in law, that such a writ petition is required to be filed as expeditiously as possible without discernible delay, laches or acquiescence.

13. In the instant case, the writ petition has been filed after expiry of 11 years. As submitted earlier, a retired school teacher was driven to approach the Tribunal by filing the original application for extension of benefits granted under G.O.Ms.No.216, Finance (PC) Department, dated 22.03.1993 in his favour and after obtained the order from the Tribunal, the respondents therein filed a review petition. After the dismissal of the review petition, they have again driven the 1st respondent to file a contempt petition for implementation of the order passed by the Tribunal in O.A.No.8276 of 1997. But on receiving notice in the said contempt petition, the respondents therein have chosen to file the present writ petition and obtained an order of interim stay of operation of the order of the Tribunal and thereby

causing great prejudice to the applicant/1st respondent herein and further depriving him to have the fruits of the order passed by the Tribunal as early as in 1998.

14. In such circumstances, the Hon'ble Supreme Court has observed that while the right to move the Supreme Court under Article 32 of the Constitution of India is itself a fundamental right, the right to move the High Court under Article 226 of the Constitution of India is one calling for the exercise of discretionary power. Bearing this in mind, if we look into the law laid down by the Hon'ble Supreme Court, while construing limitation for filing a Writ Petition, reported in C.Bhushan -Vs- Dy. Director, Consolidation, U.P. (AIR 1967 SC 1272) it has been held that ordinarily in the absence of a specific Statutory Rule, the High Court may not be justified in rejecting a petition for a Writ of Certiorari against the Judgment of a Tribunal, if on a consideration of all the circumstances it appears that there is an undue delay.

In the said case, the Hon'ble Supreme Court was considering the validity of an order passed by the Allahabad High Court which has consistently laid down a practice that the period of ninety days, which is the period fixed for appeal to the High Court from the Judgment of the Lower Court, should be taken as a period for an Application for issue of Writ of Certiorari and time can be extended only when circumstances of special nature, which are sufficient in the opinion of the Court, are shown to exist. While construing the decision of the Allahabad High Court, the Hon'ble Supreme Court observed that in the absence of Statutory Rule, the period prescribed for preferring an appeal to the High Court is a rough measure and in each case, the primary question is whether the applicant has been guilty of laches or undue delay.

On the facts of the case, the Hon'ble Supreme Court interfered in the matter.

15. In yet another case reported in Kamini Kumar -vs- State of West Bengal (AIR 1972 Supreme Court 2060), with regard to the matter pertaining to the dismissal of a public servant, the Hon'ble Supreme Court held that if a public servant wants to invoke the extraordinary remedies available under Article 226, he should come to Court at the earliest reasonably possible opportunity and every case depends upon its own facts.

16. The Hon'ble Supreme Court also, while construing the power of the Appellate Tribunals and Revisional Authorities, where no specific time limit was prescribed for preferring the appeal or revision, held that such right should be exercised within a reasonable time.

17. Therefore, the law, which emanates from these Judgments referred above, postulates that in the absence of any specific limitation for exercise of the power under Article 226 of the Constitution of India, the same has to be exercised within a reasonable time, which is a question of fact in each case and depending upon the facts and circumstances and nature of order.

18. From the dates in the instant case as given above, it is to be seen that the delay is gross and unexplained. As we have already held that in such matters, especially when Writ Petitions are filed against orders of the Tribunals, the same has to be done within a reasonable time, which in our opinion could be safely held as one year.

19. In view of the inconvenience caused to the 1st respondent by the petitioners and also in view of the fact that instead of filing the writ petition as expeditiously as possible, at least, within a reasonable time of one year from the date of the impugned order passed by the Tribunal, we consider it appropriate to hold that the writ petition is liable to be dismissed either by imposing costs or compensation of Rs.10,000/- on the petitioners with a further caution to them that not to resort to this type of action of filing writ petition with abnormal delay by overburdening the Court. Moreover, on merits also, the writ petition has no legs to stand, as the learned Special Government Pleader strongly relied on ground No.(6), i.e., for extending the benefit of Selection / Special Grade, the 1st respondent has to serve in the same post for a period of 10 years / 20 years, which is not contemplated in G.O.Ms.No.216, Finance (PC) Department, dated 22.03.1993 and therefore, the said contention is irrelevant.

20. In view of the discussion made above, the writ petition is dismissed with costs of Rs.10,000/- to be payable by the petitioners and six weeks time is granted to pay cost and to comply with the order passed by the Tribunal in O.A.No.8276 of 1997 dated 07.10.1998. Connected M.P. is closed."

17. In the above context, it is also significant to mention that the above order of the Division Bench of this Court was upheld by the Supreme Court in a Special Leave Petition in C.C.No.2746 of 2010, by an order dated 23.04.2010.

18. The Government of Tamil Nadu had arrived at a policy decision to reintroduce Selection Grade and Special Grade in the improved scales of pay in G.O.Ms.No.304, Finance (PC) Department, dated 28.03.1990, wherein it was ordered that Selection Grade should be restricted to the promotion post. Accordingly, Selection Grade scale of pay for Office Assistants and the pay scale of their promotion posts namely Record Clerk had been determined. However, the matter had gone to the Tamil Nadu Administrative Tribunal, as it then was, and, on consideration, the Tribunal observed that the post of Record Clerk is not an avenue of promotion for Office Assistants for the reason that only persons with the prescribed qualification are appointed by transfer to the post of Record Clerk. Therefore, the Tribunal ordered that the proviso to para 4 of the G.O.

Ms.No.304, Finance (PC) Department dated 28.3.90 will not be applicable to Office Assistants. The Tribunal also pointed out the special dispensation shown to the Teachers in the matter of Selection Grade and set aside the entire para 4 of the Government Order as stated above and ordered that it was open to Government to issue orders afresh by suitably incorporating the basis that Selection Grade for a post cannot be higher than that of the promotion post so as not to leave room for any ambiguity and to provide for special cases when appointment to higher post in the hierarchy in the department is not by promotion but by transfer. In Clause 3 (ii) of G.O.Ms.No.216, it has been stated that in respect of Secondary Grade Teachers in High Schools, there is no promotion post for them as on 28.3.90 (i.e. the date of issue of the G.O.

second read above), although there is promotion post in Primary Schools and as a measure of uniformity in respect of all Secondary Grade Teachers, Government direct that the Teachers be made eligible for Selection / Special grades as in Annexure-I to the G.O. second read above, which is G.O.Ms.No.304. In that context, some of the teachers moved the Tribunal by way of O.As. in O.A.Nos.

"Applicants are Special Grade Secondary Teachers. In G.O.Ms.No.304, Finance (P.C.) Department dated 28.3.90, paragraph 4 stipulates that wherever the promotion post happens to be on a lower scale of pay than the selection grade scale of pay given in Annexure-I employees in such posts are eligible for the selection grades scales as applicable to promotion post only. However, in respect of teachers the selection grade scale and special grade shall be as indicated in the Annexure I to the said order. Subsequently, in G.O.Ms.No.215, Finance (Pay Cell) Department dated

22.3.93 executive instructions regarding selection grade/special grade in the revised pay scales have been issued. Paragraph 3 (ii) of this Government Order stipulates that in respect of Secondary Grade Teachers in High Schools there is no promotion post for them as on 28.3.90 ie., when G.O.Ms.No.304 dated 20.3.90 was issued, although there is promotion post in primary schools. As a measure of uniformity in respect of all Secondary Grade Teachers, Government direct that the Teachers be made eligible for Selection/Special Grade as in Annexure I to the said G.O.Ms.No.304, dated 28.3.90. In the annexure 1 to the said G.O.Ms.No.304, the ordinary Grade, Selection Grade and the Special Grade scales of pay are Rs.1400-2600,1640-2900 and 2000-3200 respectively. So, the present applicants are entitled for these scales of selection grade and special grade. On the basis of G.O.Ms.No.216, Finance (PC) Department dated 22.3.93, applicants seek refixation of their pay as Rs.2000-3200 with effect from 1.6.1988.

2. Applicants plead that teachers who are in the same grade and are doing similar work were given the scale of pay of Rs.2000-3200. Whereas the applicants are paid only Rs.1640-2900. Learned Counsel for the applicants also draws our attention to an earlier decision of this Tribunal dated 8.5.96 in O.A.Nos.1113 to 1133/95. There, this Tribunal pointed out that the Government extended the Selection/Special Grade pay scales to the applicants like Secondary Grade Assistant Teachers appointed in the High School and having more than 10 to 20 years of service and issued G.O.Ms.No.216, Finance (Pay Cell) Department, dated 22.3.93 and the benefits awarded in G.O.Ms.No.216, Finance (PC) Department dated 22.3.93 were extended to those applicants and pay was directed to be fixed in terms of the said G.O. While so, we find no reason for not conceding the claim of the applicants.

3. In the result, both the applications are allowed and the respondents are directed to refix the scale of pay of the applicants as Rs.2000-3200 with effect from 1.6.1988 in terms of G.O.Ms.No.216, Finance (PC) Department dated 22.3.93. All the pay arrears are to be disbursed within a period of three months from the date of receipt of a copy of this order."

Aggrieved over the said order of the Tribunal, the State filed W.P.No.8747 of 2009, which was dismissed by the Division Bench, as extracted above.

19. The learned single Judge, in the order impugned, has held that the order in O.A.No.8276 of 1997, which in turn, was confirmed by the Apex Court on 23.04.2010 in S.L.P.(CC) No.2746 of 2010 is binding between the parties and the State is bound to implement the order and that the Government issued G.O.Ms.No.258, School Education Department, dated 04.09.2010 implementing the order of the Tribunal in O.A.No.8276 of 1997 after it lost before the Apex Court and also that the other orders passed by this Court following the judgment in W.P.No.9747 of 2009 is binding between the parties to those orders. The learned single Judge further held that the same cannot be relied on by the petitioners to claim, as a matter of right, the Selection Grade/Special Grade pay of Primary School Headmaster, particularly, in view of the judgment of the Apex Court in Director of School Education in A.N.Kandaswamy and Another reported in (1998) 8 SCC 26 and the judgment of the Division Bench of this Court in Director of School Education and Another v. R.S.Srinivasan and another, reported in 2004 WLR 526.

20. When a policy has been taken by the Government to extend certain benefits, the same has to be extended to the eligible persons as per the scheme. Such extension of benefits may be by automatic process by the Government itself or at times in deserving cases, the beneficiaries also may approach this Court and seek for the relief.

21. While implementing the orders of the Court, perhaps for the applicants before the Court or those not before the Court, the benefits may be extended by the State itself. Till the decision is arrived at by the forum concerned, some of the left out beneficiaries may wait and approach the Court belatedly and in such cases the consequences will be the payment of arrears and the interest thereon, which is a matter for serious concern. In that event, waiving the benefits to the parties and the delay attributed to that effect may not be proper for any Government. Normally, the benefits of the scheme could be extended to the eligible persons. Therefore, we are of the considered opinion that mere laches on the part of the petitioners would not deprive the benefits as per the scheme. At the same time, we are also concerned with the State exchequer in payment of arrears.

22. In this context, we feel it appropriate to refer to a recent decision of the Supreme Court in State of Uttar Pradesh and Others v. Arvind Kumar Srivastava and Others, (2015) 1 SCC 347, wherein, the Apex Court dealt with the issue as to the entitlement of benefit of judgment in rem with an intention to benefit all similarly situated persons irrespective of whether they had approached the court

or not. It is held therein that when a particular set of employees is given relief by court, all other identically situated persons should be treated alike by extending the same benefit, since not doing so would amount to discrimination and be violative of Article 14 of the Constitution of India.

23. It is true, implementation of the Government Order in question to the teachers/individuals will cause enormous burden to the State exchequer and it is, certainly, a matter for concern. However, the views taken by the earlier Benches of this Court for extending the benefit to the employees therein are equally applicable to these cases in hand, as these individuals also are similarly placed to those in the earlier litigations. But, the only point to be considered in these cases is, the individuals have approached the Court belatedly, which delay, according to them, was due to the pendency of the decision in those matters. However, as regards the claim of arrears for the period taken by the individuals in these matters in making a belated approach, we are not inclined to pass any orders. Therefore, we leave it open to the State to take a decision as to the period of entitlement with regard to the said issue in accordance with law.

24. Subject to the above observation, following the Division Bench decision of this Court in W.P.No.8747 of 2009, dated 14.07.2009, and also the subsequent decision of the Supreme Court in Special Leave Petition in C.C.No.2746 of 2010, dated 23.04.2010, these Writ Appeals and Writ Petitions are allowed to the extent indicated. No costs. Consequently, the connected M.Ps. are closed. Sd/- Deputy Registrar (Judicial) /true copy/ Sub Asst. Registrar To

1. The Secretary to School Education Department, Government of TamilNadu, Fort St. George, Chennai - 9.

2. The Director of School Education (Higher Secondary) College Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai - 6.

3. The Secretary to Government, Finance(Pay Cell) Department, Fort St. George, Chennai.

4. The Secretary to Government, Adi-Dravidar Tribal Welfare Department, Fort St.George, Chennai - 9.

5. The Principal Secretary to Government, School Education(M-1) Department, Fort St.George, Chennai - 9.

6. The Secretary to Government, Finance (P.C) Department, Fort St.George, Chennai - 9.

7. The Secretary to Government, Finance Department, Secretariat, Fort St.George, Chennai - 9.

8. The Secretary, Educational Department, Fort St.George, Chennai - 9.

9. The Secretary to Government, Higher Education Department, Fort St.George, Chennai - 9.

10.The Director of School Education, DPI Campus, College Road, Chennai.

11.The Chief Educational Officer, Vellore.

12.The Chief Educational Officer, Chennai South, Chennai.

13.The Chief Educational Officer, Thiruvallur District.

14.The District Educational Officer, Thiruvallur.

15.The District Educational Officer, Thanjavur.

16.The Chief Educational Officer, Thanjavur.

17.The District Educational Officer, Thiruppur.

18.The District Educational Officer, Trichy.

19.The District Elementary Educational Officer, Trichy.

20.The chief Educational Officer, Coimbatore.

21.The District Educational Officer, Thirupattur, Vellore District.

22.The District Elementary Education Officer, Vellore.

23.The District Educational Officer, Nagapattinam.

24.The Chief Educational Officer, Perambalur.

25.The Chief Educational Officer, Thiruppur.

26.The District Educational Officer, Cuddalore.

27.The Chief Educational Officer, Trichy.

28.The Chief Educational Officer, Dharmapuri.

29. The Chief Educational Officer, Nagapattinam.

30. The Chief Educational Officer, Cuddalore.

31. The Chief Educational Officer Chennai.

32. The Chief Educational Officer Villupuram.

33. The District Educational Officer, Dharmapuri.

34. The District Elementary Educational Officer, Dharmapuri

35. The District Educational Officer Vellore.

36. The District Elementary Educational Officer, Arani, Thiruvannamalai

37. The Chief Educational Officer, Namakkal

38. The District Educational Officer, Namakkal.

39. The District Educational Officer, Thiruvannamalai.

40. The Chief Educational Officer, Thiruvannamalai

41. The Chief Educational Officer Pudukottai.

42. The Chief Educational Officer, Karur.

43. The Chief Educational Officer, Virudhunagar.

44. The Chief Educational Officer, Salem.

45. The District Adi Dravidar Welfre Officer, Karur

46. The District Education Officer, Tirunelveli

47. The District Educatioal Officer Virudhunagar

48. The Commissioner, Physically Challenged Rehabiliation Centre, Chennai

49. The Chief Educational Officer Krishnagiri.

50. The Chief Educational Officer, Tirunelveli.

51. The District Welfare Officer, Adi Dravidar Tribal Welfare Department, Trichy.

52. The District Elementary Educational Officer, Thiruvannamalai

53. The Director of Adi Dravidar & Tribal Welfare, Chepauk, Chennai.

54. The Chief Educational Officer Ariyalur.

55. The Chief Educational Officer, Thoothukudi

56. The Chief Educational Officer Erode.

57. The Chief Educational Central Chennai, Chennai

58. The District Educational Officer District Educational Office, Erode.

59. The District Educational Officer, Coimbatore.

60. The Chief Educational Officer, College Road, Chennai-6.

61. The Chief Educational Officer Dindigul

62. The Chief Educational Officer Theni.

63. The District Elementary Educational Officer, Dindigul

64.The Chief Educational Officer, Madurai.

65.The Chief Educational Officer, Dharmapuri.

66.The District Elementary Education Officer, Kancheepuram.

67.The District Adi Dravider Welfare Officer, Villupuram.

68.The District Educational Officer, Chennai.

69.The Chief Educational Officer, Kancheepuram.

70.The District Adi Dravidar Welfare Officer, Perambalur.

71.The District Adi Dravidar Welfare Officer, Trichy.

72.The Chief Educational Officer, Thiruvarur.

73.The Corporation Officer, Chennai.

74.The Corporation Educational Officer, Chennai 75.The Chief Educational Officer, Kanniyakumari 76.The Joint Director, Kallar Reclamation, Madurai.

77.The District Education Officer, Chennai South, Chennai 78.The District Education Officer, Kancheepuram

79.The Director, Social Welfare Dept., Purasivakkam, Kewllies, Chennai-10 80.The Commissioner of Welfare /Differently Abled SRP Compound Nehru Inner Round Road, KK Nagar, Chennai-78.

81.The Commissioner/Director, Physically Challenged Rehabilitation Centre, Chennai-6.

82.The District Re-habilitation Officer, Collectorate Compound, Tirunelveli 83.The District Disabled Rehabilitation Officer, Tirunelveli.

84.The Chief Educational officer, Sivagangai 85.THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER VILLUPURAM VILLUPURAM DISTRICT 86.THE CHIEF EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, NAGERCOIL, K.K.DISTRICT 87.THE CHIEF EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, CHENNAI NORTH, CHENNAI.

88.THE ASST.ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, SALEM.

89.THE CHIEF EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, CHENNAI EAST, CHENNAI 90.THE DISTRICT EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, CHENGALPET, KANCHIPURAM 91.THE CHIEF EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, ST.THOMAS MOUNT, CHENNAI 92.THE DISTRICT DISABLED REHABILITATION OFFICER, DMS CAMPUS, CHENNAI-6.

93.THE CHIEF EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, RAMANATHAPURAM 94.THE CHIEF EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, SAIDAPET, CHENNAI 95.THE DISTRICT EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, COIMBATORE.

96.THE DISTRICT BACKWARD CLASSES MINORITIES WELFARE OFFICER, PUDUKOTTAI.

97.THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, SALEM.

98.THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, TIRUVALLUR.

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116.THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER (EDN.) DEPT., CORPORATION OF CHENNAI, CHENNAI 117.THE DISTRICT EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, THIRUVALLUR.

118.THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER, THIMIRI, VELLORE 119.THE DISTRICT DISABLED REHABILITATION OFFICER, KRISHNAGIRI 120.THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER, VILLUPURAM.

121.THE DISTRICT EDUCATION OFFICER, SALEM 122.THE DISTRICT WELFARE OFFICER, SINGARAVELAR MALIGAI, CHENNAI

123.THE CHIEF EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, DISTRICT EDUCATION OFFICE, MOHANUR ROAD, NAMAKKAL.

124.THE DISTRICT EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, THIRUPATTUR.

125.THE DISTRICT DI DRAVIDAR TRIBAL & WELFARE OFFICER, KANCHEEPURAM 126.THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION, DPI CAMPOUND, COLLEGE ROAD, CHENNAI 127.THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, ANDANALLUR, TRICHY.

128. COMMISSIONR FOR THE WELFARE FOR THE DIFFERENTLY ABLED NEURU INNER ROAD K.K. NGAR, CHENNAI-78 129 THE DISTRICT ADI DRAVIDAR & TRIBAL WELFARE OFFICER SINGARAVELAR MALIGAI CHENNAI-1 130 THE DISTRICT ADIDRAVIDAR & TRIBAL WELFARE OFFICER VELLORE VELLORE DISTRICT 131 THE DISTRICT ADIDRAVIDAR & TRIBAL WELFARE OFFICER MADURAI MADURAI DISTRICT 132 THE DISTRICT ADIDRAVIDAR & TRIBAL WELFARE OFFICER VILLUPURAM VILLUPURAM DISTRICT

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