D.A.Ramakrishnan, v. The Government Of Tamil Nadu,

IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT MADRAS

DATED: 18-01-2018

CORAM:

THE HONOURABLE MR.JUSTICE S.M.SUBRAMANIAM WP Nos.12092, 12126, 18056, 19257, 19478, 19826, 19949, 19956, 19957, 21177, 30529, 32628 to 32632 of 2013, 490 to 492, 646, 647, 1460, 3171, 4657, 5555, 5557, 5727, 5772, 5793, 5857, 5858, 5966, 6180, 6322, 6799, 7719, 8449, 10714, 11108, 11343, 12341, 13143, 13144, 14444, 14972, 15038, 15555, 19777 to 19789, 20961, 21378, 21578, 21581, 21582, 21840, 24763, 24918, 25014, 32690, 33084 and 33722 to 33724 of 2014 And M.P.Nos.1, 1, 1, 1, 1 of 2013 and 2, 3, , 2, 3, , 2, 3, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3, 1, 1, 2, 2, 3, 3, 1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 2, 1, 2, 2, 1, 2, 1, 2, 1, 2, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 2, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 2, 1 and 2 of 2014 1 D.A.RAMAKRISHNAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.12092/13 PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER (RETIRED) NO.

7/469 SARAS COTTAGE OPPARK KOTHAGIRI POST- 643217 THE NILGIRIS DISTRICT.

2 G.N.LAKSHMANAN PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER (RETIRED) NO.

KUNDADA UR POST KOTHAGIRI THE NILGIRIS DISTRICT.

3 B.MURUGAN PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER (RETIRED) MILIDHANE POST KOTHAGIRI THE NILGIRIS DISTRICT-643217.

4 M.KRISHNAN PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMISTRESS (RETIRED) DEVI NIVAS OSAKKO CHOLUR MATTAM KEEZH KOTHAGIRI POST THE NILGIRIS DISTRICT-643216. 5 D.A.NATARAJAN PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER (RETIRED) OSAKKERI KEEZH KOTHAGIRI POST SOLURMATTAM THE NILGIRIS-643216.

6 A.NANJAN PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMISTRESS (RETIRED) NO.

8/417 KERBETTA OSAHATTI KOTHAGIRI POST THE NILGIRIS DISTRICT-643217.

7 G.H.N.RAMAN PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER (RETD.) KUNDADA POST KOTHAGIRI THE NILGIRIS DISTRICT- 643217.

8 TMT. V.MARY PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMISTRESS (RETD.) NO.3/27 SOLURMATTAM KEEZH KOTHAGIRI POST KOTHAGIRI-643216 THE NILGIRIS DISTRICT.

9 T.THANGAVELU PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER (RETD.) NO.44/49C MISSION COMPOUND KOTHAGIRI POST-643217 THE NILGIRIS DISTRICT.

10 A.SUBRAMANIAN PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER (RETD.) KANNERIMUKKU POST KOTHAGIRI THE NILGIRIS DISTRICT-643217.

11 S.RAJU PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER (RETD.) KADAIKKAMPATTI KANNERIMUKKU POST KOTHAGIRI- 643217 THE NILGIRIS DISTRICT.

12 G.H.MADHAN PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER (RETD.) NO.4/113 KUNDADA POST KOTHAGIRI-643217 THE NILGIRIS DISTRICT.

13 C.SAROJA PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMISTRESS (RETD.) NO.6/65 RIFLE RANGE ROAD KOTHAGIRI-643217 THE NILGIRIS DISTRICT.

14 K.M.BELLI PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER (RETD.) NO.17/171 KERBEN NIYANG POST KOTHAGIRI THE NILGIRIS DISTRICT-643217.

15 B.B.SEERALAN PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER (RETD.) BAIYANGI FARM TEA ESTATE POST KOTHAGIRI-643217 THE NILGIRIS DISTRICT.

1 A.EDWIN ... PETITIONER in WP No.12126/13 PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER (RETD) NO.27

SALAIPUDUR SUCKLIYUR POST VIA THIRUMANILAIYUR KARUR 639 003.

1 R.MANOHARAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.18056/13 PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER (RETD.) NO.78 BUNGALOW PUDUR ROAD KALIMEDU KANGEYAM TIRUPPUR DISTRICT 2 S.GANESAN PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER (RETD.) NO.208 KARTHIGAI NAGAR TIRUPPUR ROAD KANGEYAM TIRUPPUR DISTRICT 1 G.BACKIYAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.19257/13 PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMISTRESS (RETD.) KAMATCHI AMMAN KOIL STREET KARUR AND DISTRICT.

2 S.BALUSAMY PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER (RETD.) VALIKAL KUPPICHIPALAYAM KARUR DISTRICT.

1 N.ASAITHAMBI ... PETITIONER in WP No.19478/13 HEADMASTER (RETIRED) DHARAPURAM-638656 TIRUPPUR DISTRICT.

2 N.JAMBUNATHAN HEADMASTER (RETIRED) NO.37 TEACHERS COLONY ELLIS NAGAR POST DHARAPURAM-638657 TIRUPPUR DISTRICT.

1 V.NIRMALADEVI ... PETITIONER in WP No.19826/13 HEADMISTRESS (RETIRED) NO.23 TEACHERS COLONY ELLIS NAGAR POST DHARAPURAM-638657 TIRUPPUR DISTRICT.

2 J.MARIAMMAL HEADMISTRESS (RETIRED) NO.28/41 MSP NAGAR DHARAPURAM-638656 TIRUPPUR DISTRICT.

3 P.JANE CHANDRA MANOHARI HEADMISTRESS (RETIRED) NO.51 SEDAPALAYAM ROAD KUNDADAM-638702 TIRUPPUR DISTRICT.

4 A.PAULIN CHANDRAVATHI HEADMISTRESS (RETIRED) NO.39/49 NGGO COLONY DHARAPURAM-638656 TIRUPPUR DISTRICT.

1 M.GUNASEKARI ... PETITIONER in WP No.19949/13 HEADMASTER (RETD) 5 SATHI ROAD 1ST CROSS STREET GOUNTHAMPADI POST BHAVANI VIA-638 455 ERODE DISTRICT.

2 P.GOVINDAMMAL HEADMASTER (RETD) NO.6 RAMAKRISHNA NAGAR SATHI NAGAR POST BHAVANI-638 315 ERODE DISTRICT.

1 P.ARUNACHALAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.19956/13 HEADMASTER (RETIRED) NO.16/14 VEPPANKADU KARUMANDI CHELLIPALAYAM AND POST PERUNDURAI 638 052 ERODE DISTRICT 1 S.CHANDRA ... PETITIONER in WP No.19957/13 HEADMISTRESS NO.20/32 VOC STREET PRS ROAD CHENNIMALAI 638 501 ERODE DISTRICT 1 P.RAMANI RAJAKUMARI ... PETITIONER in WP No.21177/13 HEADMISTREES (RETIRED) NO.110/1 BHARATHI NAGAR MOOLAPALYAM ERODE 638002 2 U.P.MURUGESAN HEADMASTER (RETIRED) NO.40 AYIGOUNDANPALAYAM GANAPTHIPALAYAM POST ERODE DISTRICT 638153 3 G.GIRIJA HEADMISTREES (RETIRED) NO.25 VANIYA PILLAIYAR KOIL STREET ERODE 638 001 ERODE DISTRICT 4 N.SOUNDARAMBAL HEADMISTREES (RETIRED) NO.60 KARUNA NIVAS E. B.NAGAR VOIKKALMEDU MULAPALAYAM POST ERODE 638001 5 K.V.SAROJINI HEADMISTREES (RETIRED) NO.129 K.K.NAGAR

KASIPALAYAM POST ERODE 638 009 1 R.SAMPATHKUMAR ... PETITIONER in WP No.30529/13 NO.54 SUNNAMBUKARA STREET PENNAGARAM 636 810 DHARMAPURI DISTRICT 2 C.NAWAB JOHN 8 LADAKARA STREET PENNAGARAM 636 810 DHARMAPURI DISTRICT 3 R.PACHAMUTHU 48 KUALAR STREET PAPPARAPATTI POST PENNAGARAM TALUK DHARMAPURI DISTRICT 4 M.MANOHARAN 436/B PENNAGARAM ROAD NEAR RAILWAY GATE KUMARASAMY PETTAI DHARMAPURI POST AND DISTRICT 5 K.RANGANATHAN 1/167-C RAMASAMY GOUNDER STREET ODDAPPATTI COLLECTORATE POST DHARMAPURI 5 DHARMAPURI DISTRICT 6 A.VENKATESAN 90 SUNNAMBUKKARA STREET PENNAGARAM 636 810 DHARMAPURI DISTRICT 7 N.R.KUPPUSAMY NAGANOOR VILLAGE SENGANOOR POST PENNAGARAM TALUK DHARMAPURI DISTRICT 8 TMT.B.LAKSHMI JAKKAMPATTI VILLAGE KOOTHAPPADI POST PENNAGARAM TALUK DHARMAPURI DISTRICT 9 M.DEVARAJAN CHINNAMPALLI VILLAGE AND POST PENNAGARAM TALUK DHARMAPURI DISTRICT 10 K.GAJENDRAN NARASIPURAM VILLAGE KALAPPAMBADI POST PENNAGARAM TALUK DHARMAPURI DISTRICT 1 M.ANTONY ... PETITIONER in WP No.32628/13 4/86 EAST STREET KOKKUDI POST 621 653 KALLAGAM VIA ARIYALUR TALUK & DISTRICT

2 C.VISHWANATHAN 1/286 CHINNIAH ILLAM AGRAHARAM STREET THOOTHUR POST 621 701 AMBAPUR VIA ARIYALUR TALUK & DISTRICT 3 R.G.DURARAJU KEEZHAPAZHUR 621 707 ARIYALUR TALUK & DISTRICT 4 TMT.S.MANONMANI 3/286 S.R.NAGAR THIRUMANUR 621 715 ARIYALUR TALUK & DISTRICT 5 V.RAJAPANDIAN 3/286 S.R.NAGAR THIRUMANUR 621 715 ARIYALUR TALUK & DISTRICT 1 K.SYAMALA ... PETITIONER in WP No.32629/13 NO.7/59 3RD CROSS STREET THIRUMAL NAGAR POONAMALLE-600 056 TIRUVALLUR DISTRICT 2 N.VAIJAYANTHI MALA NO.1 NARAYANAN STREET PORUR 600 116 TIRUVALLUR DISTRICT 3 M.R.LALITHA BAI NO.62 ANJAYANAR KOIL STREET POONAMALLE 600 056 TIRUVALLUR DISTRICT 4 V.THIRUNAVUKARASU NO.5 POZHICHALORE MAIN ROAD PAMMAL 600 075 KANCHEEPURAM DISTRICT 5 M.SHENBAGAVALLI NO.3/285 GOVINDASAMY STREET SHANTHI NAGAR POONAMALLE-600 056 TIRUVALLUR DISTRICT 6 M.RAJESWARI NO.17 6TH STREET SUBUANAM AVENUE REVATHI PURAM URAPAKKAM KANCHEEPURAM DISTRICT 1 S.VICTOR BALRAJ ... PETITIONER in WP No.32630/13 NO.10 M.S.V. NAGAR KARAYANCHAVADI POONAMALLEE TIRUVALLUR DISTRICT

2 D. PAULGNANA SEKARAN NO. 59 4TH STREET BABUJI NAGAR THIRUNINDRAVUR TIRUVALLUR DISTRICT 3 D. ESTHER VIJAYARANI NO.2/21 A AVADI ROAD KARAYAN CHAVADDY POONAMALLEE TIRUVALLUR DISTRICT 1 M.A.KARIM ... PETITIONER in WP No.32631/13 NO.3/1099 KANNIAPPA NAGAR THIRUNINDRAVOOR TIRUVALLUR DISTRICT 2 ANNAMARY.V NO.28 KANNAGI STREET KANNAGI NAGAR PATTABIRAM TIRUVALLUR DISTRICT 1 M.SHANMUGAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.32632/13 NO.25 2ND CROSS STREET MURUGASE NAGAR THIRUNINDRAVUR TIRUVALLUVAR DISTRICT 1 C.RAJAMBAL ... PETITIONER in WP No.490/14 DR.AMBEDKAR NAGAR KIZHAKULATHUR 621 715 THIRUMANUR VIA ARIYALUR TALUK AND DISTRICT 1 K.INDIRANI ... PETITIONER in WP No.491/14 NO.5 5TH CROSS STREET KRISHNAPURAM THIRUNIRAVUR 602 024 TIRUVALLUR DISTRICT 1 I.SEBASTIAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.492/14 NO.3/79 WEST STREET KOKUDI 621 653 KALLAGAM VIA ARIYALUR TALUK AND DISTRICT 1 V.DHANAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.646/14 W/O.LATE R.VINAYAGAM 26 KALAIGNAR NAGAR 2ND STREET THIRUTTANI 631 209 THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT

1 K.SAVITHRI ... PETITIONER in WP No.647/14 W/O.LATE B.KRISHNNAIAH 1/30 BIG STREET KEEXZHBALAPURAM VILLAGE BALAPURAM P.O 631 301 PALLIPATTU TALUK THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT 1 E.SUBRAMANIAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.1460/14 105/A VANIYAR STREET KANAKAMMA CHATHIRAM THIRUTTANI TALUK THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT.

2 M.KUPPUSAMY ILUPPUR VILLAGE AND POST THIRUTTANI TALUK THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT.

3 C.MANOHARAN 3/412 THIRUTTANI MAIN ROAD PANAMPAKKAM NEDUMBARAM POST THIRUTTANI TALUK THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT.

4 M.GOVINDASAMY 1/2 KAMMAR STREET NEDUMBARAM VILLAGE AND POST THIRUTTANI TALUK THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT. 5 P.M.SUNDARAM 36 VELALAR STREET MANAVOOR VILLAGE AND POST THIRUVALANGADU VIA THIRUTTANI TALUK THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT.

6 P.BALASUBRAMANIAM 213 BAJANAI KOIL STREET AMBAREESHAPURAM EKKU NAGAR A ARAKKONAM THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT.

7 K.NAGI REDDY PLOT NO.2 6TH CROSS STREET JAYA NAGAR THIRUVALLUR-602 001 THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT.

8 V.N.SARVESAN KUMARACHERRY VILLAGE COOVAM POST PERAMBAKKAM VIA THIRUVALLUR TALUK THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT.

9 TMT.R.SANTHAMMAL PLOT NO.14 PERIMELALAGAR STREET RAJAJIPURAM THIRUVALLUR THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT.

10 M.GOPAL

23 KALAIGNAR NAGAR 2ND STREET THIRUTTANI- 631 209 THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT.

11 M.NATCHATHIRAM 6/63A BYEPASS SALAI OPP. S.S.KALYANA MANDAPAM THIRUTTANI-631 209 THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT.

12 M.KAILASAM 14 SAKTHIAMMAN KOIL STREET ALAMELUMANGAPURAM VILLAGE AND POST THRIUTTANI TALUK THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT.

13 D.DORAISAMY NAIDU 19/19 GANDHI ROAD 2ND LANE THRIUTTANI-631 209 THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT.

14 TMT.K.NAVANEETHAM 30B VAGAI STREET LAKSHMI NAGAR (B.T.NAGAR) KERUGAMBAKKAM CHENNAI-122 15 TMT.S.DHATCHAYINIBAI 25 AKKAYYA STREET THRIUTTANI-631 209 THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT.

16 M.GANGADHARAN 12 KUMARAN STREET SUBRAMANIA NAGAR THRIUTTANI-631 209 THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT.

17 TMT.C.MYTHILI 13/7 GANDHI ROAD 2ND LANE THRIUTTANI-631 209 THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT.

18 M.A.RAMAN 16-A KARTHIGEYAPURAM ROAD THRIUTTANI-631 209 THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT.

19 V.GOVINDASAMY KRISHNASAMUTHIRAM VILLAGE AND POST THRIUTTANI TALUK THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT.

20 TMT.M.PRAMILA 18 MURUGAPPA NAGAR THRIUTTANI-631 209 THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT.

21 D.M.VARADARAJAN 8/47 KAMBAR STREET KANDHAN NAGAR CHENNAI

BYEPASS ROAD THRIUTTANI-631 209 THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT.

22 K.NARAYANAMOORTHY 15 GODOWN STREET GURUVARAJAPETTAI AND POST ARAKKONAM TALUK THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT.

1 E.V.JAYARAMAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.3171/14 S/O.VEERASAMY 71 RAMANATHAN STREET MANNARGUDI-614 001 TIRUVARUR DISTRICT.

2 V.KANAGASABAI S/O.VADIVEL 1/85 KANNADASAN KUDIYIRUPPU NALLIKKOTTAI MANNARGUDI-614 018 TIRUVARUR DISTRICT.

3 L.KARIAPPAN S/O.LAKSHMANAN 84 MIDDLE STREET PERAIYUR MANNARGUDI-614 018 TIRUVARUR DISTRICT.

4 MUTHU AYYARU S/O.MUTHUSAMY 40/33 EAST SECOND STREET MANNARGUDI-614 001 TIRUVARUR DISTRICT.

5 V.DAKSHINAMOORTHY S/O.VAITHIYALINGA 5/A KAMARAJAR NAGAR NEEDAMANGALAM-614 404 TIRUVARUR DISTRICT.

6 S.SUBRAMANIAN S/O.SHANMUGAM 331 SOUTH KONDIYAR STREET EDA. MELAIYUR MANNARGUDI-614 013 TIRUVARUR DISTRICT.

7 K.KAILASAM S/O.KALIMUTHU 157 KAMARAJAR NAGAR NEEDAMANGALAM-614 404 TIRUVARUR DISTRICT.

8 V.RATHINAM S/O.VENKATACHALAM LAYAM SITHAMALLI POST NEEDAMANGALAM-614 404 TIRUVARUR DISTRICT.

9 T.CHANDIRASEKARAN SO.THANGARAJU 92/73 KALI GOUNDAN STREET YANAIVELUNTHAN KULAM SOUTH BANK MANNARGUDI- 614 001 TIRUVARUR DISTRICT.

1 P.M.VINAYAGAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.4657/14 S/O.MUNIAPPA MUDALI NO.58/1 VELLATHURAN MUDALI STREET SHOLINGAR - 631 102. WALLAJA TALUK VELLORE DISTRICT.

2 V.VIJAYAKUMARI D/O.VAJRAVEL MUDALIAR PERUMAL KOIL STREET POLIPAKKAM (VIA) BANAVARAM - 632 505.

KAVERIPAKKAM UNION VELLORE DISTRICT.

3 D.CHINNAPPAIYAN S/O.DURAISAMY NO.115 PILLAIYAR KOIL STREET IYPEDU VILLAGE SHOLINGAR VIA.

VELLORE DISTRICT.

4 M.KULASEKARAN S/O.MUNISAMY CHINNARAPAVATHOOR VILLAGE AKKACHIKUPPAM (PO) ARAKKONAM TALUK VELLORE DISTRICT.

5 C.ANANDAN S/O.CHINNA KOLANTHAI REDDY VENUGOPALAPURAM VILLAGE VENGUPPATTU POST - 631 102 ARAKKONAM TALUK VELLORE DISTRICT.

6 N.KUPPUSAMY S/O.NARAYANASAMY 16B NORTH STREET KRISHNAPURAM KARIKKAL (PO) (VIA) SHOLINGAR - 631 102. VELLORE DISTRICT.

7 G.KRISHNAN S/O.GOVINDASAMY 109/46 SUBBARAO STREET SHOLINGAR - 631 102. WALLAJA TALUK VELLORE DISTRICT.

8 R.EKAMBARAM S/O.RAJI D.NO.177 GANGEMMAN KOIL STREET BANAVARAM POST ARAKKONAM TALUK VELLORE DISTRICT. PIN - 632 505.

9 T.DURAISAMY S/O.P.S.THANGAVELU NO.21 SENGUNTHAR BIG STREET SHOLINGAR WALLAJA TALUK VELLORE DISTRICT - 631 102.

10 M.PARASURAMAN S/O.MUNIRATHNA MUDALIAR PERUMAL KOIL STREET POLIPAKKAM BANAVARAM - 632 505. VELLORE

DISTRICT.

11 P.SAMPOORNAM W/O.C.PONNUSAMY 107/76F BAJANAI KOIL STREET SOORAI VILLAGE & POST BANAVARAM (VIA) VELLORE DISTRICT PIN - 632 505.

12 K.GNANASEKARAN S/O.KANNAYIRAM NO.5 VELLAIKULA MEDU WEST BOARDINPET SHOLINGAR - 631 102. WALLAJA TALUK VELLORE DISTRICT.

13 A.GOVINDARAJ S/O.ANDIYAPPA REDDY SRI VILASARAM VILLAGE (POLICEMAN SETTU) VENGUPATTU POST VIA SHOLINGAR - 631 102.

14 M.SHANMUGAM S/O.MURUGESAN NO.178 PANCHAYAT UNION ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BANAVARAM POST - 632 505.

ARAKONAM TALUK VELLORE DISTRICT.

15 M.KRISHNAN S/O.MUTHU NATTAR NO.53 METTU STREET KOODALUR POST VIA. MINNAL - 632 510.

ARAKONAM TALUK VELLORE DISTRICT.

16 M.PURUSHOTHAMAN S/O.V.MURUGESA PILLAI NO.127/E/6 SHOLINGAR ROAD BANAVARAM - 632 505 ARAKONAM TALUK VELLORE DISTRICT.

1 N.JAYAPAUL S/O.NATESAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.5555/14 23 ANNAVASAL STREET MANNARGUDI - 614 001.

TIRUVARUR DISTRICT.

2 T.RAJENDRAN S/O.THANGAVELU 1/291 VADUVUR MAIN ROAD WEST STREET NEDUVAKKOTTAI MANNARGUDI - 614 001.

TIRUVARUR DISTRICT.

3 G.PANDIAN S/O.GOPALAN CORNER STREET EDA.KEELAIYUR POST MANNARGUDI - 614 013. TIRUVARUR DISTRICT.

4 K.SELVARAJU S/O.KASINATHAN 40 A/3 OLD THANJAVUR ROAD MANNARGUDI - 614 001. TIRUVARUR DISTRICT.

5 G.THAYUMANAVAN S/O.GOVINDASAMY 26/39 BHARATHIDASAN NAGAR THEPPAKULAM WEST BANK MANNARGUDI - 614 001.

TIRUVARUR DISTRICT.

6 N.SUBRAMANIAN S/O.NATESAN 3/282 MGR NAGAR VENNAVASAL ATHIKADAI KUDAVASAL - 613 702. TIRUVARUR DISTRICT.

7 K.KAMALA D/O.KANNUSAMY 20 C/3 KAMARAJ NAGAR NEEDAMANGALAM - 614

404. TIRUVARUR DISTRICT.

8 S.NAGOORAN S/O.SUBBAIYAN 56 SOUTH STREET VAIYAKALATHUR OLIMATHI POST NEEDAMANGALAM - 614 404. TIRUVARUR DISTRICT.

9 R.GANAPATHY S/O.RAMASAMY 4/52 EAST STREET VADAPATHI VADUVOOR MANNARGUDI - 614 019. TIRUVARUR DISTRICT.

10 K.ADHIGANDHI W/O.KAILASAM 157 KAMARAJ NAGAR NEEDAMANGALAM - 614 404.

TIRUVARUR DISTRICT.

11 V.SULOCHANA D/O.VEERAPPAN 5A KAMARAJ NAGAR NEEDAMANGALAM TIRUVARUR - 614 404.

1 D.ARUNACHALAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.5557/14 S/O.S.DAMBACHARY NO.15 SENGUNTHAR OTHAVADAI STREET SHOLINGAR 631 102 1 V.VENKATASAMY ... PETITIONER in WP No.5727/14 2 G.MUNUSAMY 3 V.NATARAJAN .. PETITIONER IN WP.5772/14 1 C.MATHIAZHAGAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.5793/14 1 K.G.THILAGAVATHI ... PETITIONER in WP No.5858/14 18 REDDYKULAM STREET THIRUTTANI-631 209 THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT.

1 A.SATHYABAMA ... PETITIONER in WP No.5857/14 1 SMT.KRISHNAVENI ... PETITIONER in WP No.5966/14 W/O.LATE N.KRISHNAN DOOR NO.143/84 NEW ST PARANJI ARAKONAM TALUK VELLORE DIST 1 K.M.EKAMBARAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.6180/14 S/O.MURUGESAN NO.12 SENGUNTHAR NEW OTHAVAADAI STREET SHOLINGAR-631 102 VELLORE DISTRICT.

2 V.SAMANTHI D/O.VARADHAN NO.105 6TH MAIN ROAD TAMIL NADU HOUSING BOARD WALAJAPETTAI-632 513 VELLORE DISTRICT.

3 M.SHANTHA D/O.M.MOORTHI NO.20 NARASOJI RAO STREET WALAJAPETTAI VELLORE DISTRICT.

1 V.SURIYA ... PETITIONER in WP No.6322/14 W/O. R.SESHAN 40 2ND MAIN ROAD ISWARYA BUILDING NANGANALLUR CHENNAI-61 2 V.GEETHAMBAL D/O. VARADACHARI AGRAHARAM SERANKULAM POST MANNARGUDI TIRUVARUR DISTRICT 3 S.RUCKMANI W/O. SINGARAVADIVELAN NO.14/43 EAST FOURTH STREET MANNARGUDI 614 001 4 S.SAMPOORNAM W/O. S.RAJARATHINAM NO.3 UDAIYAR STREET MANNARGUDI 614 001 5 G.P.ELANGO S/O. PACKRIYA 16-D CAR NORTH STRET MARAKKADAI LAKSHMANGUDI POST TIRUVARUR DISTRICT 6 V.JAYA W/O. LATE M.VARADARASAN NO.1/39 NORTH ST NEDUMARUDUR KODANGUDI POST MAYILADUTHURAI TALUK NAGAPATTINAM DISTRICT 7 J.VANAROJA W/O. A.V.JAYARAMAN KAMANDI STREET EDA.

ANNAVASAL MANNARGUDI TALUK TIRUVARUR DISTRICT 8 R.VENKATRAMAN S/O. RAMANATHAN 38-3/A/2 MELAKOPURAVASAL GOPALASAMUDRAM MANNARGUDI 614 001 9 V.SANTHANARAMAN S/O. VEDANTHA DESIKACHARI 41 GOPALASAMUDRAM SOUTH VEEDHI MANNARGUDI 614 10 S.BANUMATHI W/O.R.G.JANAKIRAMAN 46-A EAST FIRST STREET MANNARGUDI 614 001 11 ARUNAGIRI S/O. RAMANATHAN 3/199/1 MIDDLE STREET MAHAPURAM VEERAMBALPURAM TIRUTHURAIPOONDI TIRUVARUR DISTRICT 12 G.BALAKRISHNAN S/O. GANGADURAI ATRANKARAI STREET ALANKOTTAI POST MANNARGUDI 614 018 13 M.SUBRAMANIAN S/O.MARUTHAMUTHU MAZHAVARAYAR 4/34 VELLALA STREET KEELA VAZHUTHUR VAZHUTHUR POST PAPANASAM TALUK THANJAVUR DISTRICT 14 M.ARUNACHALAM NORTH STREET PULLAVARAYANKUDIKADU EDA.

MELAIYUR POST NANNARGUDI TALUK TIRUVARUR DISTRICT 1 S.JAYALAKSHMI ... PETITIONER in WP No.6799/14 W/O.S.CHANDRASEKARAN NO.39 VEPPAMARA STREET ARAKONAM ROAD SHOLINGAR 631 102 VELLORE DISTRICT.

2 S.K.GIRIJA W/O.K.JAYAKUMAR NO.47B POST OFFICE STREET SHLINGAR.

3 V.RADHA W/O.D.ELIARS NO.29 ROTTUKADAI AMMUR.

4 V.NAGARAJAN H/O.LATE S.BRINDA DOOR NO.5/3 BHARATHIDASAN ROAD BHARATHIDASAN NAGAR

SIPCOT RANIPET-632 403 WALLAJA TALUK VELLORE DISTRICT.

5 R.PALANI S/O.RAMASAMY NO.218 ANNA NAGAR PANDIANALLUR POST (VIA) SHOLINGAR VELLORE DISTRICT.

6 N.BASKARAN S/O.N.NATESAN NO.5/70 PILLAIYAR KOIL STREET PERUNGKANCHI VILLAGE AND POST VIA SHOLINGAR WALLAJA TALUK VELLORE DISTRICT.

1 K.PANNEERSELVAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.7719/14 S/O.KAMATCHI 3/283 MAIN ROAD WEST THIRUPALAGUDI MANNARGUDI-614 018 TIRUVARUR TALUK.

2 P.A.GOVINDARAJU S/O.AYYADURAI 3/190 SOUTH STREE ULLIKKOTTAI MANNARGUDI TALUK TIRUVARUR DISTRICT.

3 G.KALIYAMOORTHY S/O.GOVINDASAMY NO 28 EAST WEST SIXTH STREET MANNARGUDI-614 001.

4 R.RAMALINGAM S/O.S.RATHINAM 50/1 THENVADAL RASAMPALAYA STREET MANNARGUDI-614 001.

5 V.KUNJAPPA S/O.K.VEERAPAN 40/2 VOC STREET MANNARGUDI- 614 001.

6 N.VEDAVALLI W/O.K.SELVENDRAN SEWTHU MARIAMMAN KOVIL STREET ULLIKOTTAI MANNARGUDI TALUK TIRUVARUR DISTRICT-614 018.

7 P.G.SIVALINGAM 3/125 MAIN ROAD PAMANI POST MANNARGUDI TALUK TIRUVARUR DISTRICT.

8 G.PUGALENDHI S/O.V.GOVINDASAMY 115 PILLAIYUAR KOIL STREET MOOVANALLUR POST MANNARGUDI TALUK

9 S.BANUMATHI W/O.SOMASUNDARAM VOC STREET MANNARGUDI 614 001 TIRUVARUR DISTRICT.

10 N.KASTHURI MALA W/O.NATESAN 559 TEACHER NAGAR KUMARAPURAM MELAVASAL MANNARGUDI-614 014.

11 K.SELVAGANAPATHY S/O.K.KALYANASUNDARAM NO.51 MANAKKARAI SENTHANKUDI POST VADAPATHIMANGALAM-610 206.

12 V.SHANMUGASUNDARAM SOUTH STREET VADAVERGUDI PULLAMANGALAM POST VADAPATHIMANAGALAM-610 206.

13 R.MANIMARAN S/O.RAJU PILLAI NO.51 MANAKKARAI SENTHANKUDI POST VADAPATHIMANGALAM-610 206.

14 S.RAJAM D/O.P.SUNDARESAN EAST STREET VADAPATHIMANGALAM-610 206 TIRUVARUR DISTRICT.

15 V.VANCHILINGAM 1/61 MAINN ROAD PULLAMANGALAM VADAPATHIMANAGALAM-610 206 TIRUVARUR DISTRICT.

16 R.SELVARAJ S/O.RENGASAMY MAIN ROAD SOLOPANDI MANNARGUDI TALUK TIRUVARUR DISTRICT.

17 S.BALASUBRAMANIAN 16 EAST STREET MARAKADAI LAKZHMANGUDI POST TIRUVARUR DISTRICT-614 102.

18 N.RAJESWARI W/O.SUNDARARAJAN NORTH STREET ULLIKKOTTAI MANNARGUDI TALUK.

19 P.PETHAIYAN S/O.M.PITCHAMUTHU NO.71/2 WEST STREET MOOVANALLUR POST MANNARGUDI TALUK 614 001.

20 V.PITCHAIKANNU S/O.VAIDYALINGAM SOUTH STREET WEST NEMMELI ULLIKKOTTAI MANNARGUDI TALUK.

21 S.SAROJA W/O.SURIYAMOORTHY 71 NIRMALA NAGAR 1ST STREET PUDUKKOTTAI ROAD THANJAVUR 613 007.

22 V.SAROJA W/O.K.GOPALAN 12/51 MANIMEGALAI STREET EAST TAMBARAM CHENNAI-59.

1. G.MANICKAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.8449/14

2. C.THANGARAJU

3. S.JAYAL 1 R.K.RAMASAMY ... PETITIONER in WP No.10714/14 PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER (RETD.) 238 B/4 KONGU NAGAR 2ND CROSS PARUPATHIPALAYAM POST KARUR TALUK AND DISTRICT.

2 C.ABIMANNAN PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER (RETD.) SUKKALIYUR POST KARUR TALUK AND DISTRICT.

3 VAI.MANICKAM PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER (RETD.) K.P.

THALAIPATTI K.PICHAMPATTI POST VELLIANAI KARUR TALUK AND DISTRICT.

4 K.KARUPPAN PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER (RETD.) 368/33 BHARATHIYAR NAGAR SANAKRATTI POST KARUR TALUK AND DISTRICT.

5 R.PALANICHAMY PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER (RETD.) ELUR PUDUR AND POST KARUR TALUK AND DISTRICT.

6 S.MARAPPAN PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER (RETD.) ELUR PUDUR & POST KARUR TALUK AND DISTRICT.

7 M.PICHAIMUTHU PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER (RETD.) K.P.

THALAIPATTI K.PICHAMPATTI POST VELLIANAI KARUR TALUK AND DISTRICT.

8 R.RASAMANICKAM PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER (RETD.) 309/33 BHARATHI NAGAR SANAPRATTI POST KARUR TALUK

AND DISTRICT.

9 P.VEERAMANI PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER (RETD.) 6/2 BHARATHI NAGAR THANTHONDRIMALAI AND POST KARUR TALUK AND DISTRICT.

10 P.VEERAMANI PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER (RETD.) 6/2 BHARATHI NAGAR THANTHONDRIMALAI AND POST KARUR TALUK AND DISTRICT.

11 M.VEERAMALAI PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER (RETD.) OTHAMPATTI VELLIANAI POST KARUR TALUK AND DISTRICT.

12 K.THANGAVEL PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER (RETD.) K.

ALAMARATHUPATTI K.PICHAMPATTI POST VELLIANAI KARUR TALUK AND DISTRICT.

1 R.NATARASAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.11108/14 S/O.RATHINASAMY 4/29 EAST STREET KEELAPATTU POST NEEDAMANGALAM TALUK TIRUVARUR DISTRICT 2 G.SUBBAIYAN S/O.GOPALSAMY 4/75 NORTH STREET KEELAPATTU POST NEEDAMANGALAM TALUK TIRUVARUR DISTRICT 3 G.RATHINAM S/O.GOPAL 108 KOTTAKAM KUDITHANGICHERRY LAKSHMANGUDI POST NEEDAMANGALAM TALUK TIRUVARUR DISTRICT 4 K.ARJUNAN S/O.KASINATHAN NIVASAL POST VADUVOOR VIA ORATHANADU TALUK THANJAVUR DISTRICT.

5 M.VEDARATHIANM S/O.MUTHUSAMY NO.7 RAJAMPALAYAM STREET MANNARGUDI-614 001 TIRUVARUR DISTRICT.

6 P.MALARKODI W/O.LATE PALANISAMY SOUTH STREET EDA

ANNAVASAL EDA KEELAIYUR POST MANNARGUDI TALUK TIRUVARUR DISTRICT.

7 K.MUTHUSAMY S/O.KASINATHAN PULLAVARAYANKUDIKADU EDA.

MEALIYUR POST MANNARGUDI TALUK 8 M.JAHIRHUSSAIN S/O.MARUTHAMUTHU 2/389 RAILWAY GATE DEVIYAKURICHI POST THALAIVASAL ATTUR TALUK SALEM DISTRICT.

9 V.SOMU S/O.VELU 560 MARUTHUVAR STREET POOVANUR POST-612 803 NEEDAMANGALAM TALUK TIRUVARUR DISTRICT.

10 P.BALASUBRAMANIAN S/O.PETHAN 2/117 MIDDLE STREET KAPPALUDAIYAN KILARIYAM POST NEEDAMANGALAM TALUK TIRUVARUR DISTRICT 11 S.K.MOOKAN S/O.KARUPPANNAN K.PUDUR PUCHAPATTI VIA THIRUCHUZHI TALUK VIRUDHUNAGAR DISTRICT.

12 S.P.NAGAPPAN S/O.SUBBIAH NORTH STREET (AGRAHARAM) VADUVOOR-614 019 MANNARGUDI TALUK TIRUVARUR DISTRICT.

1 KASTHURI ... PETITIONER in WP No.11343/14 W/O.LATE C.ELUMALAI NO.30 BAJANAI KOIL ST VELLATHUR VILLAGE ADIVARAGAPURAM PO 631 303 1 V.MALAIYAPPAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.12341/14 PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER (RETD) R.

VELLAVEDU R.VELLAVEDU POST PALAYAM (VIA) VEDACHANDUR TALUK 624 620 DINDUGAL DISTRICT 1 V.KALIYAPERUMAL ... PETITIONER in WP No.13143/14 S/O.VEERASAMY 3/371 MANGALAM MKOOTHUR 611105 KILVELUR TALUK NAGAPATTINAM DISTRICT.

2 V.RATHINASAMY S/O.VADIVELU 2/206 MAIN ROAD AGARAKKADAMABANOOR KILVELUR TALUK 611104 NAGAPATTINAM DISTRICT.

3 K.NATARAJAN S/O.KALIMUTHU WEST STREET NEELAPADI KOOTHUR 611105 KILVELUR TALUK NAGAPATTINAM DISTRICT.

4 P.JAYAKUMAR S/O.PANDARINATHAN KAMARAJAR NAGAR KILVELUR 611104 NAGAPATTINAM DISTRICT.

5 T.SUDHAMAN S/O.THANGAVEL NORTH VEEDHI THEVOOR 611109 KILVELUR TALUK NAGAPATTINAM DISTRICT.

6 J.GIRIJA W/O.KUNJIDAPADAM 1`2-A GANDHI NAGAR KILVELUR 611104 NAGAPATTINAM DISTRICT.

7 M.SUBRAMANIAN S/O.MARIAPPAN 98 KOVIL KADAMBANOOR ALIYOOR 611107 KILVELUR TALUK NAGAPATTINAM DISTRICT.

8 P.RAJAMANICKAM S/O.PICHAIYYAN ATHIPULIYUR KOOTHUR KILVELUR TALUK NAGAPATTINAM DISTRICT.

9 S.CHELLAPPAN S/O.SUBBAIYAN KAMARAJ NAGAR KILVELUR TALUK NAGAPATTINAM DISTRICT.

10 R.KARTHIKESAN S/O.RAMASAMY ANGADI STREET THEVOOR 611109 KILVELUR TALUK NAGAPATTINAM DISTRICT.

11 A.DAKSHINAMOORTHY S/O.AYYASAMY VOC NAGAR THEVOOR 611109 KILVELUR TALUK NAGAPATTINAM DISTRICT.

12 A.GANESAN S/O.ARUMUGAM THOPPU STREET VANDALUR SEMBIAN MAHADEVI 611109 KILVELUR TALUK NAGAPATTINAM DISTRICT.

13 P.MURUGAIYAN

S/O.PACKRISAMY 5/23 EAST STREET KULIKARAI 613 704 KUDAVASAL TALUK TIRUVARUR DISTRICT. 14 S.MALLIGA W/O.G.SELVAM SOUTH MADA VILAGAM KILVELUR 611104 NAGAPATTINAM DISTRICT.

15 S.BALASUBRAMANIAN WEST STREET NEELAPADI ATHIPULIYUR KILVELUR TALUK NAGAPATTINAM DISTRICT 611105 16 R.VIJAYA W/O.LATE K.RAMAKRISHNAN WEST STREET NEELAPAADI ATHIPULIYUR KILVELUR TALUK NAGAPATTINAM DISTRICT 611105.

1 M.KARUPPAIYAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.13144/14 S/O.MUNIYANDI 16A MELATHOPE KAMARAJ NAGAR KILVELUR-611 104 NAGAPATTINAM DISTRICT.

2 V.RAJARATHINAM S/O.VEERASAMY SCHOOL STREET ATHUR KOOTHUR 611105 KILVELUR TALUK NAGAPATTINAM DISTRICT.

3 V.GANESAN S/O.VAITHIYANATHAN KADAMBARA VAZHKKAI ALIYUR 611114 KILVELUR TALUK NAGAPATTINAM DISTRICT.

4 T.KATHAMUTHU S/O.THAIYAN 54 KATCHANAM SALAI KILVELUR 611104 NAGAPATTINAM DISTRICT.

5 P.PACKIRISAMY S/O.PERUMAL 19. ANGALAMMAN KOVIL STREET KILVELUR 611104 NAGAPATTINAM DISTRICT.

6 V.SIVANANDAM S/O.VEERAPPA VELAR MELA VEDANGALUR VALIVALAM 610207 KILVELUR TALUK NAGAPATTINAM DISTRICT.

7 S.NAMACHIVAYAM S/O.SUBBIAH KANIMUTHU MARIYAMMAN NAGAR VILAMAL 613 704 TIRUVARUR TALUK AND DISTRICT.

8 A.MUNISAMY S/O.AMMASI 1-A RAILWAY GATE KILVELUR 611104 NAGAPATTINAM DISTRICT.

9 C.ATCHAYALINGAM S/O.CHELLAPPA 43 NORTH MADA VILAGAM KILVELUR 611104 NAGAPATTINAM DISTRICT.

10 G.PANNEERSELVAM S/O.GOVINDASAMY 92 MARIAMMAN KOVIL STREET PATTAMANGALAM KILVELUR 611104 NAGAPATTINAM DISTRICT.

11 K.INDIRANI W/O.MUNISAMY 1/A RAILWAY GATE KILVELUR 611104 NAGAPATTINAM DISTRICT.

1 K.JAYABALAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.14444/14 S/O.KANDASAMY NO.24 WEST BOARDINPET STREET CHITTOOR MAIN ROAD SHOLINGAR-631102 VELLORE DISTRICT.

1 M.MANICKAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.14972/14 PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER (RETD) 1.59 PAPPAPATTI KARAMBAKKUDI TK PUDUKKOTTAI DISTRICT 2 K.LAKSHMANAN PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER(RETD) VAANDAN VIDUTHU MARUTHANKON VIDUTHU KARAMBAKKUDI TK PUDUKKOTTAI DISTRICT 3 M.RAVINDRA PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER(RETD) 44 PUDUKOTTAI ROAD KARAMBAKKUDI TK PUDUKKOTTAI DISTRICT 4 V.MANIKKARU PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER(RETD) 3/615 PALLAVARAYANPATHAI KARAMBAKKUDI TK PUDUKKOTTAI DISTRICT 5 P.PERIASAMY PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER(RETD) PILA VIDUTHU WEST AND POST KARAMBAKKUDI TK PUDUKKOTTAI DISTRICT

6 M.AMIRTHAVALLI PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER(RETD) C/O.A.

SHEBASTHEEN 2375 DRIVER COLONY III STREET MACHUVADI POST PUDUKKOTTAI DISTRICT 7 R.SEBASTIAN PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER(RETD) KADUKKADU AND POST VADAKKADU VIA KARAMBAKKUDI TALUK PUDUKKOTAI DISTRICT 8 K.THIRUVENKADAM PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER(RETD) REGHUNATHAPURAM PO KARAMBAKKUDI VIA TK PUDUKKOTTAI DT 9 S.BALASUBRAMANIYAN PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER(RETD) 260 KEERATHUR KARAMBAKKUDI TALUK PUDUKKOTTAI DISTRICT 622 302 1 S.ANNAMALAI ... PETITIONER in WP No.15038/14 S/O.LATE M.K.SUBRAMANIA MUDALIAR THANGAL NEW STREET KEEZHPUDUPETTAI WALAJA POST-632 513 VELLORE DISTRICT.

2 S.SIVAPATHAM S/O.LATE M.K.SANJEEVI MUDALIAR NO.60 SENGKUNTHAR NEW STREET SHOLINGAR POST-631 102 VELLORE DISTRICT.

1 M.RAJAMANI ... PETITIONER in WP No.15555/14 S/O.MURUGESA MUDALI BRAMANAR STREET VEDIYANGADU ERUMBI PALLIPATTU TALUK TIRUVALLORE DISTRICT 631 302 2 P.K.NARAYANASAMY S/O.P.K.KUPPUSAMY 4/675 ANNA STREET SRI KALIKAPURAM ERUMBI PALLIPATTU TALUK TIRUVALLORE DISTRICT 631 302 1 M. BALASUBRAMANIAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.19777/14 S/O.V. MUTHUSAMY NO. 21/1 NETHAJI ROAD THIRUVARUR 610 001

1 P.KRISHNAVENI ... PETITIONER in WP No.19778/14 W/O.V.PERUMAL NO.6/40 I ANNAI COLONY TTP MAIN ROAD PULIVALAM THIRUVARUR DISTRICT 610 109 1 R.SUSEELA ... PETITIONER in WP No.19779/14 W/O.A. SHANMUGAM NO.241 VASAN NAGAR THIRUVARUR 610 001 1 S.ABIRAMI ... PETITIONER in WP No.19780/14 W/O.A. SARGUNAN NO.2/170 PILLAIYAR KOIL STREET KAARIYANKUDI THAPPALAMPULIYUR POST THIRUVARUR DISTRICT 610 106 1 C.RAMASAMY ... PETITIONER in WP No.19781/14 S/O.V.CHIDAMBARAM NO.1/18 AIYANARKOIL STREET ALIVALAM POST THIRUVARUR DISTRICT 610 106 1 L.NEELAVENI ... PETITIONER in WP No.19782/14 W/O.T.N.LEKSHAPPA NO.5A BAJANAI MADA STREET MADAPPURAM THIRUVARUR 610 001 1 S.SEBASUTHEEN ... PETITIONER in WP No.19783/14 S/O.SENGKOL NO.139 AMOOR KANGALANCHERY VIA THIRUVARUR DISTRICT 610 101 1 B.SOMASUNDARAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.19784/14 S/O.BALASUBRAMANIAN NO.1/229 NORTH AGRAHARAM ALIVALAM POST THIRUVARUR DISTRICT 610 106 1 K.SRINIVASAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.19785/14 S/O.KALYANASUNDARAM NORTH STREET KUNNIYUR MAVOOR POST THIRUVARUR DISTRICT 610 202

1 V.ARUMUGAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.19786/14 S/O.VADIVEL NO.2/111 SOUTH STREET THURINAIPAIR MANGUDI POST THIRUVARUR DISTRICT 610 103 1 M.SABAPATHY ... PETITIONER in WP No.19787/14 S/O.MURUGAIYAN NEMMALY THAPPALAMPUIYUR THIRUVARUR DISTRICT 610 106 1 N.GNANAVEL ... PETITIONER in WP No.19788/14 S/O.P.NARAYANASAMY NO.9 BY PASS ROAD OPP TO MALLIKA MAHAL THIRUVARUR 1 S.A.KADHAR ... PETITIONER in WP No.19789/14 S/O.SHAEIK DAWOOD NO.1/11 MAIN ROAD PAKKAMKOTTOR NAGAPATTINAM DISTRICT 609 701 1 T.GANESAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.20961/14 S/O.M.K.THANGAVELU 30 THIRUVALLUVAR STREET SHOLINGAR VELLORE DISTRICT-631 102.

1 P.THIRUGNANAM ... PETITIONER in WP No.21378/14 WET STREET MUNNAVALKOTTAI POST KOVILVENNI VIA NEEDAMANGALAM TK. TIRUVARUR DISTRICT 2 S.KRISHNAMOORTHY S/O.SIVASAMY MELA POOVANUR POOVANUR POST NEEDAMANGALAM TALUK TIRUVARUR DISTRICT 3 P.SULOCHANA W/O.G.PACKRISAMY RASAPPAIYAN CHAVADI VADAKARAVAYAL POST NEEDAMANGALAM TALUK TIRUVARUR DISTRICT 4 R.SUSEELA W/O.J.K.P.KALIYAPERUMAL ORATHUR

NEEDAMANGALAM TALUK TIRUVARUR DISTRICT 5 G.CHANDRA W/O.G.GOVINDARAJU AYKUDI AGARAPOTHAGUDI POST NEEDAMANGALAM TALUK TIRUVARUR DISTRICT 6 P.DASULU DEVANGUDI POST MANNARGUDI TALUK TIRUVARUR DISTRICT 7 T.KALIYAPERUMAL BHARATHIDASAN NAGAR ASHESAM POST MANNARGUDI TALUK TIRUVARUR DISTRICT 8 R.MANI VADUVOOR AGRAHARAM VADUVOOR POST MANNARGUDI TALUK TIRUVARUR DISTRICT 9 S.SOOSAIMANICKAM 12 KARTHIGAN SALAI YAGAPPA NAGAR THANJAVUR 10 S.KAMALAM MAIN ROAD VADUVOOR POST MANNARGUDI TALUK TIRUVARUR DISTRICT 11 S.PACKIRISAMY MELAPALAM PUNNIAKUDI PAMANI POST MANNARGUDI 614001 TIRUVARUR DISTRICT 12 M.PANDIAN S/O.MURUGAIYAN 1/25 EAST STREET MOOVANALLUR POST MANNARGUDI TALUK TIRUVARUR DISTRICT 1 M.BABY ... PETITIONER in WP No.21578/14 PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER (RETD) 22/7 BHARATHI NAGAR SIRUTHAIYUR LALGUDI TRICHY DISTRICT 2 D.RAMARAJU PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER (RETD) 1/106 VARIKAR STREET MANGAMMALPURAM ANBIL LALGUDI TRICHY DISTRICT 1 A.DHANASAMY ... PETITIONER in WP No.21581/14 PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER(RETD) GABRIELPURAM VALADI POST LALKUDI TALUK TRICHY DISTRICT

2 R.JANAKIRAMAN PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER(RETD) VALUTHIYOUR ATHIGUDI POST ANBIL(VIA) LALGUDI TRICHY DISTRICT 3 M.S.MURUGESAN PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER(RETD) NO.2/106 OLD STREET MANAKKAL LALGUDI TRICHY DISTRICT 4 T.ANNAMALAI PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER(RETD) 7/27 EAST STREET MANAKKAL LALGUDI TRICHY DISTRICT 5 V.PONNUSAMY PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER(RETD) MARIAMMAN KOIL STREET DATCHANAGURICHI POST LALGUDI TRICHY DISTRICT 6 V.PECHIMUTHU PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER(RETD) GANDHI NAGAR MAIN ROAD MANDHURAI LALGUDI TRICHY DSITRICT 7 S.RAJAM W/O.LATE L.SELVARAJ PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER(RETD) 132/4 BALAJI NAGAR ANGARAI PO LALGUDI TRICHY DISTRICT 8 S.SARAVANAN S/O.LATE L.SELVARAJ PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER(RETD) 132/4 BALAJI NAGAR ANGARAI PO LALGUDI TRICHY DISTRICT 1 P.NATARAJAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.21582/14 PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER (RETD) NO.93 KALIFULLAH NAGAR 3RD STREET ALANGUDI PO.

PUDUKKOTTAI DISTRICT 622 301 2 TMT.P.VASANTHA PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER (RETD) NO.4C/37 PUDUKOTTAI ROAD KARAMBAKUDI PUDUKKOTTAI DISTRICT 622 302 1 M.AROCKIARAJ ... PETITIONER in WP No.21840/14 HEADMASTEER (RETD.) NO.4/130 SOUNDIRAPURAM

PALLAPPATTI POST ARAVAKURICHI TALUK KARUR DISTRICT.

2 A.GANESAN HEADMASTER (RETD.) A.VENKITAPURAM KOTTAPATTI POST ARAVAKURICHI TALUK KARUR DISTRICT.

3 K.PERIASAMY HEADMASTER (RETD.) 1/48 ELLAIPATTI POONUTHU POST VEDASANDUR TALUK DINDIGUL DISTRICT.

1 R.GANESAN S/O.RAJU ... PETITIONER in WP No.24763/14 PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER (RETD) 23-B MELAVAN STREET MANNACHANALLUR POST AND TALUK TRICHY DISTRICT-621 005.

2 P.SINRAJ PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADMASTER (RETD) 2/19-4 SUBASH NAGAR THIRUPPANJILI POST MANNACHANALLUR TALUK TRICHY DISTRICT-621 005.

1 A.GOVINDARAJU ... PETITIONER in WP No.24918/14 S/O.APPAVU AGRAHARA POOVANUR POOVANUR 612803 NIDAMANGALAM TK TIRUVARUR DISTRICT 2 S.JAYARAMAN MAIN ROAD RAJAPAIYAN CHAVADI POOVANUR 612 803 NIDAMANGALAM TK TIRUVARUR DISTRICT 3 P.SHANMUGAM NORTH MIDDLE STREET EDA. MELAIYUR 614013 MANNARGUDI TALUK TIRUVARUR DISTRICT 4 K. HAJA MOHIDEEN 1 MAIN ROAD RAJAPAIYAN CHAVADI POOVANUR 612 803 NIDAMANGALAM TK TIRUVARUR DISTRICT 5 A.ARIVUKODI HEAD MASTER PU PRIMARY SCHOOL VADUVOOR PUDUKKOTTAI NIDAMANGALAM TK TIRUVARUR DISTRICT 6 V.DHANAPALAN

73 PAMPALIYAR STREET EDA. KEELAIYUR POST MANNARGUDI 614 013 TIRUVARUR DISTRICT 1 R.RAJENDRAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.25014/14 3/57C/2 SOUTH SEMANGALAM ADIYAKKAMANGALAM- 611101 TIRUVARUR DISTRICT.

2 P.JAYABALAN 1/313 KALIAMMAN KOVIL STREET VALIVALAM- 610207 THIRUKUVALAI POST NAGAPATTINAM DISTRICT.

1 A.GOVINDASAMY ... PETITIONER in WP No.32690/14 S/O.ANDIYAPPA CHETTY 2/160 BIG STREET JAMBUKULAM POST (VIA) SHOLINGAR VELLORE DISTRICT - 631 102 1 A.N.GURUSAMY ... PETITIONER in WP No.33084/14 S/O. A.NATESAN NO.4 SUNDARANAR STREET VALLALAR NAGAR KAVERIPAKKAM & S.O. VELLORE DISTRICT PIN-632508.

2 S.NARAYANAN S/O. M.SUKKAN 4D/2 KAMARAJAR STREET KAVERIPAKKAM & S.O. VELLORE DISTRICT PIN- 632508.

3 D.RAMAMOORTHY D/O. T.K.DURAISAMY 4/38 PONNAM PILLAYAR KOIL STREET KONDAPURAM KAVERIPAKKAM & S.O.

VELLORE DISTRICT PIN-632508.

4 G.SELVAM S/O. P.GOPAL NO.121 CHRISTIAN COLONY DURAIPAKKAM & PO VIA. KAVERIPAKKAM VELLORE DISTRICT PIN-632508.

5 S.RAMALINGAM S/O. K.SUBRAMANIAN 2/52 MIDDLE STREET AYYAMPETTAI CHERI POST VIA. KAVERIPAKKAM VELLORE DISTRICT PIN-632508.

6 S.MADANAGOPAL S/O. SANJEEVAREDDY 148/196 ANNA SALAI

NEMILI & POST VELLORE DISTRICT PIN-631051.

7 S.DHANDAPANI S/O. M.S.SUBRAMANI 2/83 AMMAN KOIL STREET SIRUVALAYAM KARNAVUR POST VELLORE DISTRICT PIN-631051.

8 P.E.SUBRAMANI S/O.ELLAPPA NATTAR NO.273 MEENAVAR STREET SIRUKARUMBUR & PO (VIA) OCHERRY VELLORE DISTRICT PIN-632531.

9 P.ANDAL D/O.PERUMALSAMY NO.24 MUTHEESWARAR KOIL STREET KAVERIPAKKAM & S.O. VELLORE DISTRICT PIN-632508.

10 P.GOPAL S/O. POONGAVANAM NO.91 BAJANAI KOIL STREET SIRUVALAYAM KARNAVUR POST (VIA) PANAPAKKAM VELLORE DISTRICT PIN-631052.

1 S.SUBRAMANI ... PETITIONER in WP No.33722/14 S/O.CHANDIRAIAH NO.7/1 M.M.NAGAR SHOLINGAR VELLORE DISTRICT 1 C. JAYARAMAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.33723/14 S/O.CHINNA KUZHANDAI KUNNATHUR VILLAGE AND POST VIA MINNAL ARAKKONAM VELLORE 632 510 1 K.V.SUBRAMANIAN ... PETITIONER in WP No.33724/14 S/O.VELLA REDDY KUNNATHUR POST VIA MINNAL ARAKKONAM TK VELLORE 632 510 Vs.

1.The Government of Tamil Nadu, Represented by Secretary to the Government, School Education Department, Fort St. George, Chennai-600 009.

2.The Government of Tamil Nadu, Represented by its Secretary, Finance Department, Fort St. George,

Chennai-600 009.

3.The Director of School Education, College Road, Chennai-600 006.

4.The District Elementary Educational Officer, The Nilgiris District, Ootacamund.

.... Respondents 1 THE GOVERNMENT OF TAMILNADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.12126/13 REP. BY SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FORT ST. GEORGE CHENNAI 600 009.

2 THE SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT FINANCE DEPARTMENT FORT ST. GEORGE CHENNAI 9.

3 THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI 6.

4 THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER KARUR DISTRICT KARUR.

1 THE GOVERNMENT OF TAMILNADFU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.18056/13 REP. BY ITS SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FORT ST. GEORGE CHENNAI-9 2 THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI-6 3 THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER TIRUPPUR DISTRICT TIRUPPUR 4 THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER KANGEYAM PANCHAYAT UNION KANGEYAM TIRUPPUR DISTRICT 1 THE GOVERNMENT OF TAMIL NADU... RESPONDENT in WP No.19257/13 REP. BY ITS SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FORT ST. GEORGE CHENNAI-9.

2 THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI-6.

3 THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER KARUR DISTRICT KARUR.

4 THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER KARUR PANCHAYAT UNION KARUR KARUR DISTRICT.

1 THE GOVERNMENT OF TAMIL NADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.19478/13 REP. BY SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FORT ST. GEORGE CHENNAI-9.

2 THE SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT FINANCE DEPARTMENT FORT ST. GEORGE CHENNAI- 9.

3 THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI-6.

4 THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER TIRUPPUR DISTRICT TIRUPPUR.

5 THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER DHARAPURAM PANCHAYAT UNION TIRUPPUR DISTRICT.

1 THE GOVERNMENT OF TAMIL NADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.19826/13 REP. BY SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FORT ST. GEORGE CHENNAI-9.

2 THE SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT FINANCE DEPARTMENT FORT ST. GEORGE CHENNAI- 9.

3 THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI-6.

4 THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER TIRUPPUR DISTRICT TIRUPPUR.

5 THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER KUNDADAM PANCHAYAT UNION KUNDADAM TIRUPPUR DISTRICT.

6 THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER VELLAKOVIL PANCHAYAT UNION VELLAKOVIL ERODE DISTRICT.

1 THE GOVERNMENT OF TAMIL NADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.19949/13 REP. BY SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FORT ST. GEORGE CHENNAI-9.

2 THE SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT FINANCE DEPARTMENT FORT ST. GEORGE CHENNAI- 9.

3 THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI-6.

4 THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER ERODE DISTRICT ERODE.

5 THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER BHAVANI PANCHAYAT UNION ERODE.

1 THE GOVERNMENT OF TAMILNADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.19956/13 REP. BY SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT SCHOOLE DUCATION DEPARTMENT FORT ST. GEORGE CHENNAI-9 2 THE GOVERNMENT OF TAMILNADU REP. BY ITS SECRETARY FINANCE DEPARTMENT FORT ST. GEORGE CHENNAI-9 3 THE DIRECTOR OF SCHOOL EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI-6 4 DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER ERODE DISTRICT ERODE 5 THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER PERUNDURAI PANCHAYAT UNION ERODE DISTRICT

1 THE GOVERNMENT OF TAMILNADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.19957/13 REP. BY SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT SCHOOLE DUCATION DEPARTMENT FORT ST. GEORGE CHENNAI-9 2 THE GOVERNMENT OF TAMILNADU REP. BY ITS SECRETARY FINANCE DEPARTMENT FORT ST. GEORGE CHENNAI-9 3 THE DIRECTOR OF SCHOOL EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI-6 4 DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER ERODE DISTRICT ERODE 5 THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER PERUNDURAI PANCHAYAT UNION ERODE DISTRICT 1 THE GOVERNMENT OF TAMILNADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.21177/13 REP. BY SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FORT ST. GEORGE CHENNAI-9 2 THE SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT FINANCE DEPARTMENT FORT ST. GEORGE C HENNAI3 THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI-6 4 THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER ERODE DISTRICT ERODE 5 THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER MODAKURICHI PANCHAYAT UNION ERODE DISTRICT 1 STATE OF TAMILNADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.30529/13 REP BY ITS SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT SECRETARIAT CHENNAI 9 2 DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY

EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI 6 3 DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER DHARMAPURI DHARMAPURI DISTRICT 4 DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER SALEM SALEM DISTRICT 5 ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER PENNAGARAM DHARMAPURI DISTRICT 6 ADDITIONAL ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER PENNAGARAM DHARMAPURI DISTRICT 1 STATE OF TAMILNADU REP. BY ... RESPONDENT in WP No.32628/13 ITS SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT SECRETARIAT CHENNAI-9 2 DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI-6 3 DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER ARIYALUR ARIYALUR DISTRICT 4 ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATGIONAL OFFICER THIRUMANUR ARIYALUR DISTRICT 1 STATE OF TAMILNADU REP. BY ... RESPONDENT in WP No.32629/13 ITS SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT SECRETARIAT CHENNAI-9 2 DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI-6 3 DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER TIRUVALLUR TIRUVALLUR DISTRICT 4 ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATGIONAL OFFICER POONAMALLE UNION TIRUVALLUR DISTRICT

5 ADDITIONAL ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER POONAMALLE UNION TIRUVALLUR DISTRICT 1 STATE OF TAMILNADU REP. BY ... RESPONDENT in WP No.32630/13 ITS SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT SECRETARIAT CHENNAI-9 2 DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI-6 3 DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER TIRUVALLUR TIRUVALLUR DISTRICT 4 ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATGIONAL OFFICER POONAMALLEE UNION TIRUVALLUR DISTRICT 5 ADDITIONAL ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER POONAMALLE UNION TIRUVALLUR DISTRICT 1 STATE OF TAMILNADU REP. BY ... RESPONDENT in WP No.32631/13 ITS SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT SECRETARIAT CHENNAI-9 2 DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI-6 3 DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER TIRUVALLUR TIRUVALLUR DISTRICT 4 ADDITIONAL ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER POONAMALLE UNION TIRUVALLUR DISTRICT 1 STATE OF TAMILNADU REP. BY ... RESPONDENT in WP No.32632/13 ITS SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT SECRETARIAT CHENNAI-9 2 DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY

EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI-6 3 DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER TIRUVALLUR TIRUVALLUR DISTRICT 4 ADDITIONAL ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER ELLAPURAM TIRUVALLUR DISTRICT 1 STATE OF TAMILNADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.490/14 REP.BY IS SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT SECRETARIAT CHENNAI-9 2 DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI-6 3 DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER ARIYALUR ARIYALUR DISTRICT 4 ADDITIONAL ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCTIONAL OFFICER THIRUMANUR ARIYALUR DISTRICT 1 STATE OF TAMILNADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.491/14 REP.BY IS SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT SECRETARIAT CHENNAI-9 2 DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI-6 3 DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER TIRUVALLUR DISTRICT 4 ADDITIONAL ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCTIONAL OFFICER AMBATTUR TIRUVALLUR DISTRICT 1 STATE OF TAMILNADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.492/14 REP.BY IS SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT SECRETARIAT CHENNAI-9 2 DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY

EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI-6 3 DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER ARIYALUR ARIYALUR DISTRICT 4 ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCTIONAL OFFICER THIRUMANUR ARIYALUR DISTRICT 1 STATE OF TAMILNADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.646/14 REP BY ITS SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT SECRETARIAT CHENNAI 9 2 DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI 6 3 DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER THIRUVALLUR THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT 4 ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER THIRUVALANGADU THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT 5 ADDITIONAL ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER THIRUVALANGADU THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT 1 STATE OF TAMILNADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.647/14 REP BY ITS SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT SECRETARIAT CHENNAI 9 2 DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI 6 3 DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER THIRUVALLUR THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT 4 ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER THIRUTTANI THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT 5 ADDITIONAL ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER THIRUTTANI

THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT 1 THE STATE OF TAMIL NADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.1460/14 REP. BY ITS SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT SECRETARIAT CHENNAI-9. 2 THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI-6.

3 THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER THIRUVALLUR THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT.

4 THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER THIRUTTNI THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT.

5 THE ADDITIONAL ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER THIRUTTNI THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT.

6 THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER THIRUVALANGADU THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT.

7 THE ADDITIONAL ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER THIRUVALANGADU THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT.

8 THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER THIRUVALLUR THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT.

9 THE ADDITIONAL ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER THIRUVALLUR THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT.

1 STATE OF TAMIL NADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.3171/14 REP. BY ITS SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FORT ST. GEORGE CHENNAI-9.

2 THE DIRECTOR OF SCHOOL EDUCATION DPI CAMPUS COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI- 6.

3 THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER TIRUVARUR DISTRICT TIRUVARUR-610 001.

4 THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER NEEDAMANGALAM BLOCK NEEDAMANGALAM TIRUVARUR DISTRICT.

1 STATE OF TAMIL NADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.4657/14 REP. BY ITS SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FORT. ST. GEORGE CHENNAI - 600 009.

2 DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI - 600 006.

3 DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER VELLORE DISTRICT VELLORE.

4 ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER KAVERIPAKKAM VELLORE DISTRICT.

1 STATE OF TAMIL NADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.5555/14 REP. BY ITS SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FORT. ST. GEORGE CHENNAI - 600 009.

2 THE DIRECTOR OF SCHOOL EDUCATION DPI CAMPUS COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI - 600 006.

3 THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER TIRUVARUR DISTRICT TIRUVARUR - 610 001.

4 THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER NEEDAMANGALAM BLOCK NEEDAMANGALAM TIRUVARUR DISTRICT.

1 STATE OF TAMILNADU REP. BY ITS SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FORT ST. GEORGE

CHENNAI-9 2 DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI-6 3 DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER THIRUVALLUR 602 001 ... 1 TO 3 RESPONDENTS in WP No.5557 & 5727/14 4 ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER PALLIPATTU 631 207 TIRUVALLORE DISTRICT ... 4TH RESPONDENT in WP No.5557/14 5 ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, R.K.PETTAI UNION THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT ... 4TH RESPONDENT in WP No.5727/14 1 STATE OF TAMILNADU REP.BY IS SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT SECRETARIAT CHENNAI-9 2 DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI-6 3 DIRECTOR ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICE VELLORE 4 ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER KAVERIPAKKAM ... 1 TO 4 RESPONDENTS in WP No.

5772/14 5 THE CORRESPONDENT/SECRETARY BHARATHI AIDED SCHOOL VAILAMBADI KOODALUR POST (VIA) MINNAL 632 510 VELLORE DISTRICT ... 5TH RESPONDENT in WP No.5772/14 6 THE CORRESPONDENT/SECRETARY CSI, MIDDLE SCHOOL- PARANCHI KEWERIPAKKAM UNION ... 5TH RESPONDENT in WP No.5793/14 1 STATE OF TAMILNADU REP.

3 DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER THIRUVALLUR THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT.

... 1 TO 3 RESPONDENT in WP No.5858 & 5858/14 4 ADDITIONAL ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER THIRUVALANGADU THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT.

... 4TH RESPONDENT in WP No.5857/14 5 THE ADDITIONAL ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER THIRUTHANI, THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT.

... 4TH RESPONDENT in WP No.5858/14 1 STATE OF TAMILNADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.5966/14 REP BY ITS SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FORT ST. GEORGE CHENNAI 9 2 DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI 6 3 DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICE VELLORE DISTRICT VELLORE 4 ASST. ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER KAVERIPAKKAM UNION VELLORE DISTRICT 5 THE CORRESPONDENT/ SECRETARY BHARATHI AIDED ELEMENTARY SCHOOL VAILAMBADI 1 STATE OF TAMIL NADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.6180/14 REP. BY ITS SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FORT ST. GEORGE CHENNAI-9.

2 THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI-6.

3 THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER VELLORE DISTRICT VELLORE.

4 THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER WALLAJAH EAST RANIPET VELLORE DISTRICT.

1 STATE OF TAMILNADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.6322/14 REP.BY ITS SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FORT ST. GEORGE CHENNAI-9 2 THE DIRECTOR OF SCHOOL EDUCATION DPI CAMPUS COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI3 THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER TIRUVARUR DISTRICT TIRUVARUR 610001 4 THE ASST. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER MANNARGUDI BLOCK MANNARGUDI TIRUVARUR DISTRICT 5 THE ASST. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER MADUKKUR BLOCK PATTUKKOTTAI TALUK THANJAVUR DISTRICT 6 THE ASST. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER AMMAPETTAI BLOCK PAPANASAM TALUK THANJAVUR DISTRICT 1 STATE OF TAMILNADU REP. BY ITS SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FORT ST. GEORGE CHENNAI-600 009.

2 DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI-6.

3 DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER VELLORE DISTRICT VELLORE ... 1 TO 3 RESPONDENTS in WP No.6799 & 8449/14 4 ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER SHOLINGAR VELLORE DISTRICT.

...4TH RESPONDENT in WP No.6799/14

5 ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER KAVERIPAKKAM VELLORE DISTRICT.

...4TH RESPONDENT in WP No.6799/14 1 STATE OF TAMILNADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.7719/14 REP. BY ITS SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FORT ST. GEORGE CHENNAI-9.

2 THE DIRECTOR OF SCHOOL EDUCATION DPI CAMPUS COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI- 6.

3 THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER TIRUVARUR DISTRICT TIRUVARUR-610 001.

4 THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER MANNARGUDI BLOCK MANNARGUDI TIRUVARUR DISTRICT.

1 THE GOVT. OF TAMIL NADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.10714/14 REP. BY SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FORT ST. GEORGE CHENNAI 9.

2 THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI 6.

3 THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER KARUR DISTRICT KARUR.

4 THE ASSISTANTELELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER THANDONDRIMALAI PANCHAYAT UNION THANDONDRIMALAI KARUR DISTRICT.

1 STATE OF TAMIL NADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.11108/14 REP. BY ITS SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FORT ST. GEORGE CHENNAI-9.

2 THE DIRECTOR OF SCHOOL EDUCATION DPI CAMPUS COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI-

6.

3 THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER TIRUVARUR DISTRICT TIRUVARUR-610 001.

4 THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER NEEDAMANGALAM BLOCK TIRUVARUR DISTRICT.

1 STATE OF TAMILNADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.11343/14 REP BY ITS SECRETARY TO GOVT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPT FORT ST.GEORGE CHENNAI 600 2 DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI 6 3 DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION AL OFFICER TIRUVALLRE DT TIRUVALLORE 4 ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER R.K.PETTAI UNION TIRUVALLORE DT 1 THE GOVERNMENT OF TAMILNADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.12341/14 REP.BY SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FORT ST. GEORGE CHENNAI-9 2 THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI-6 3 THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER DINDUGAL DISTRICT DINDUGAL 4 THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER KUJILIAMPARAI PANCHAYAT UNION KUJILIAMPARAI DINDUGAL DISTRICT 1 THE STATE OF TAMILNADU... RESPONDENT in WP No.13143 & 13144/14 REP. BY ITS SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FORT ST. GEORGE

CHENNAI-600 009.

2 THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION DPI CAMPUS COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI- 6.

3 THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER NAGAPATTINAM DISTRICT NAGAPATTINAM.

4 THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER KILVELUR BLOCK NAGAPATTINAM DISTRICT.

1 STATE OF TAMIL NADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.14444/14 REP. BY ITS SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FORT ST. GEORGE CHENNAI-9.

2 DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI-6.

3 DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER VELLORE DISTRICT VELLORE.

4 ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER SHOLINGAR UNION VELLORE DISTRICT.

1 THE GOVERNMENT OF TAMIL NADU... RESPONDENT in WP No.14972/14 REP BY SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FORT ST.GEORGE CHENNAI 9 2 THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI 6 3 THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER PUDUKKOTTAI DISTRIC T PUDUKKOTTAI 4 THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFIER KARAMBAKKUDI PANCHAYAT UNION KARAMBAKKUDI PUDUKKOTTAI DISTRICT

1 STATE OF TAMIL NADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.15038/14 REP. BY ITS SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FORT ST. GEORGE CHENNAI-9.

2 THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI-6.

3 THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER VELLORE DISTRICT VELLORE.

4 THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER SHOLINGAR UNION SHOLINGAR VELLORE DISTRICT.

1 STATE OF TAMILNADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.15555/14 REP BY SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FORT ST.GEORGE CHENNAI 9 2 DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI 6 3 DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT TIRUVALLORE 4 ADDITIONAL/ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER R.K.PET UNION TIRUVALLORE DISTRICT 1 THE STATE OF TAMILNADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.19777/14 REP BY ITS SECRETARY DEPARTMENT OF SCHOOL EDUCATION FORT ST. GEORGE CHENNAI 6 2 THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI 6 3 THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER THIRUVARUR DISTRICT NETAJI ROAD THIRUVARUR 610 001

1 THE STATE OF TAMILNADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.19778/14 REP BY ITS SECRETARY DEPARTMENT OF SCHOOL EDUCATION FORT ST. GEORGE CHENNAI 6 2 THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI 6 3 THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER THIRUVARUR DISTRICT NETAJI ROAD THIRUVARUR 610 001 4 THE ADDITIONAL ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER THIRUVARUR VILAMAL THIRUVARUR 610 004 1 THE STATE OF TAMILNADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.19779/14 REP BY ITS SECRETARY DEPARTMENT OF SCHOOL EDUCATION FORT ST. GEORGE CHENNAI 6 2 THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI 6 3 THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER THIRUVARUR DISTRICT NETAJI ROAD THIRUVARUR 610 001 4 THE ADDITIONAL ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER THIRUVARUR VILAMAL THIRUVARUR 610 004 1 THE STATE OF TAMILNADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.

19780/14 REP BY ITS SECRETARY DEPARTMENT OF SCHOOL EDUCATION FORT ST.

1 THE STATE OF TAMILNADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.19781/14 REP BY ITS SECRETARY DEPARTMENT OF SCHOOL EDUCATION FORT ST. GEORGE CHENNAI 6 2 THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI 6 3 THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER THIRUVARUR DISTRICT NETAJI ROAD THIRUVARUR 610 001 4 THE ADDITIONAL ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER THIRUVARUR VILAMAL THIRUVARUR 610 004 1 THE STATE OF TAMILNADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.19782/14 REP BY ITS SECRETARY DEPARTMENT OF SCHOOL EDUCATION FORT ST. GEORGE CHENNAI 6 2 THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI 6 3 THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER THIRUVARUR DISTRICT NETAJI ROAD THIRUVARUR 610 001 4 THE ADDITIONAL ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER THIRUVARUR VILAMAL THIRUVARUR 610 004 1 THE STATE OF TAMILNADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.

19783/14 REP BY ITS SECRETARY DEPARTMENT OF SCHOOL EDUCATION FORT ST.

1 THE STATE OF TAMILNADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.19784/14 REP BY ITS SECRETARY DEPARTMENT OF SCHOOL EDUCATION FORT ST. GEORGE CHENNAI 6 2 THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI 6 3 THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER THIRUVARUR DISTRICT NETAJI ROAD THIRUVARUR 610 001 4 THE ADDITIONAL ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER THIRUVARUR VILAMAL THIRUVARUR 610 004 1 THE STATE OF TAMILNADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.19785/14 REP BY ITS SECRETARY DEPARTMENT OF SCHOOL EDUCATION FORT ST. GEORGE CHENNAI 6 2 THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI 6 3 THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER THIRUVARUR DISTRICT NETAJI ROAD THIRUVARUR 610 001 4 THE ADDITIONAL ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER THIRUVARUR VILAMAL THIRUVARUR 610 004 1 THE STATE OF TAMILNADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.

19786/14 REP BY ITS SECRETARY DEPARTMENT OF SCHOOL EDUCATION FORT ST.

1 THE STATE OF TAMILNADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.19787/14 REP BY ITS SECRETARY DEPARTMENT OF SCHOOL EDUCATION FORT ST. GEORGE CHENNAI 6 2 THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI 6 3 THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER THIRUVARUR DISTRICT NETAJI ROAD THIRUVARUR 610 001 4 THE ADDITIONAL ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER THIRUVARUR VILAMAL THIRUVARUR 610 004 1 THE STATE OF TAMILNADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.19788/14 REP BY ITS SECRETARY DEPARTMENT OF SCHOOL EDUCATION FORT ST. GEORGE CHENNAI 6 2 THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI 6 3 THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER THIRUVARUR DISTRICT NETAJI ROAD THIRUVARUR 610 001 4 THE ADDITIONAL ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER THIRUVARUR VILAMAL THIRUVARUR 610 004 1 THE STATE OF TAMILNADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.

19789/14 REP BY ITS SECRETARY DEPARTMENT OF SCHOOL EDUCATION FORT ST.

THIRUVARUR 610 004 1 STATE OF TAMIL NADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.20961/14 REP. BY ITS SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FORT ST.GEORGE CHENNAI-9.

2 THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI-6.

3 THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER VELLORE DISTRICT VELLORE 4 THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER SHOLINGAR UNION SHOLINGAR VELLORE DISTRICT.

1 STATE OF TAMILNADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.21378/14 REP. BY ITS SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FORT ST. GEORGE CHENNAI-9 2 THE DIRECTOR OF SCHOOL EDUCATION DPI CAMPUS COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI3 THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER THIRUVARUR DISTRICT THIRUVARUR 610 001 4 THE ASST. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER NEEDAMANGALAM BLOCK TIRUVARUR DISTRICT 1 THE GOVERNMENT OF TAMILNADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.21578/14 REP. BY SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCTION DEPARTMENT FORT ST. GEORGE CHENNAI-9 2 THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI-6 3 THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY

EDUCATIONAL OFFICER TRICHY DISTRICT TRICHY 4 THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER LALGUDI PANCHAYAT UNION LALGUDI TRICHY DISTRICT 1 THE GOVERNMENT OF TAMILNADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.21581/14 REP BY SECRETARY TO GOVERNMETN SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FORT ST.GEORGE CHENNAI 9 2 THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENANI 6 3 THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER TRICHY DISTRICT TRICHY 4 THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER LALGUDI PANCHAYAT UNION LALGUDI TRICHY DISTRICT 1 THE GOVERNMENT OF TAMILNADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.21582/14 REP. BY SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCTION DEPARTMENT FORT ST. GEORGE CHENNAI-9 2 THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI-6 3 THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER PUDUKKOTTAI DISTRICT PUDUKKOTTAI 4 THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER KARAMBAKUDI PANCHAYAT UNION KARAMBAKUDI PUDUKKOTTAI DISTRICT 1 THE GOVERNMENT OF TAMILNADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.21840/14 REP. BY SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FORT ST. GEORGE CHENNAI-9.

2 THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI-6.

3 THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER KARUR DISTRICT KARUR.

4 THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER ARAVAKURICHI PANCHAYAT UNION ARAVAKURICHI KARUR DISTRICT.

1 THE GOVERNMENT OF TAMIL NADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.24763/14 REP. BY SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FORT ST. GEORGE CHENNAI-9.

2 THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI-6.

3 THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER TRICHY DISTRICT TRICHY 4 THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER MANNACHANALLUR PANCHAYAT UNION MANNACHANALLUR TRICHY DISTRICT.

1 STATE OF TAMILNADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.24918/14 REP BY ITS SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FORT ST. GEORGE CHENNAI 9 2 THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION DPI CAMPUS COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI 3 THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER TIRUVARUR DISTRICT TIRUVARUR 610001 4 THE ASST. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER NEEDAMANGALAM BLOCK TIRUVARUR DISTRICT 1 STATE OF TAMIL NADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.25014/14 REP. BY ITS SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FORT ST. GEORGE

CHENNAI-9.

2 THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION DPI CAMPUS COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI- 6.

3 THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER NAGAPATTINAM DISTRICT NAGAPATTINAM-611001.

4 THE ASST. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION OFFICER KILVELUR BLOCK NAGAPATTINAM DISTRICT.

1 STATE OF TAMILNADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.32690/14 REP BY ITS PRINCIPAL SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FORT ST.GEORGE CHENNAI 600 009 2 THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI 600 006 3 THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER VELLORE DISTRICT VELLORE 4 ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER SHOLINGAR UNION SHOLINGAR VELLORE DISTRICT 1 STATE OF TAMIL NADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.33084/14 REP. BY ITS SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FORT ST. GEORGE CHENNAI-9.

2 DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI-6.

3 DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER VELLORE DISTRICT VELLORE.

4 ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER KAVERIPAKKAM ARAKONAM TALUK VELLORE DISTRICT.

1 STATE OF TAMILNADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.33722/14 REP BY ITS SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FORT ST.GEORGE CHENNAI 9 2 DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI 6 3 DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER TIRUVALLORE AND DISTRICT 4 ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER R.K.PETTAI UNION TIRUVALLORE DISTRICT 1 STATE OF TAMILNADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.33723/14 REP BY ITS SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FORT ST.GEORGE CHENNAI 9 2 DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI 6 3 DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER VELLORE AND DISTRICT 4 ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER KAVERIPAKKAM ARAKONAM TALUK VELLORE DISTRICT 1 STATE OF TAMILNADU ... RESPONDENT in WP No.33724/14 REP BY ITS SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FORT ST.GEORGE CHENNAI 9 2 DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI 6 3 DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER VELLORE AND DISTRICT 4 ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER KAVERIPAKKAM ARAKONAM TALUK VELLORE DISTRICT

WP No.12092, 12126, 18056, 19257, 19478, 19826, 19949, 19956, 19957 & 21177 of 2013:- is filed under Article 226 of the Constitution of India, seeking the issuance of a Writ of Certiorarified Mandamus, calling for the records of the first respondent in relation to Paras 5, 5(i) and 5(ii) of G.O.Ms.No.179, School Education (Elementary 1(2) Department, dated 6.9.2013 and quash the same in so far as it restricts the benefits to the Primary School Headmasters, who were promoted between 1.6.1988 and 31.12.1995 and approached the Court and obtained orders and in so far as the petitioners are concerned and issue a consequential direction to the respondents to restore the G.O.Ms.No.216, School Education (G2) Department, dated 30.12.2011 and to direct the respondents to count the service rendered by the petitioners before 1.6.

1988 as Secondary Grade Teacher and Primary School Headmaster for the purpose of fixation of selection and special grade scales of pay in the post of Primary School Headmaster and to grant selection grade scale of pay and special grade scale of pay in the post of Primary School Headmaster accordingly and grant arrears of pay and fix last drawn pay and issue a direction to the respondents to send the revised pension proposals for sanction of pension and to grant arrears of pension [Prayer amended as per order of Court made in M.P.No.1 of 2014, dated 18.1.2018]. WP No.30529, 32628 TO 32632/13 & 490 TO 492, 646, 647,1460, 4657, 5557, 5727, 5772, 5793, 5858, 5857, 5966, 6180, 6799, 8449, 11343, 14444, 15038, 15555, 20961, 33084, 33722 TO 33724/2014:- Calling for the records pertaining to the order passed by the 1st respondent in G.O.Ms. No.

179, School Education Department, dated 6.9.2013 and quash the same in so far as it restricts the benefit only to the persons who have approached the Court and got order is concerned, and direct the respondents to extend the benefits to the petitioners to count the entire length of service both in the cadre of Secondary Grade Teacher and Headmaster of Elementary School and sanction Selection Grade and Special Grade to the petitioners in the cadre of Headmaster of Elementary School counting the entire length of service, and confer all the consequential benefits WP No.3171, 5555, 6322, 7719, 11108, 21378, 24918 & 25014/14:- Calling for the proceedings of the 1st respondent made in G.O.Ms. No.179 School Education (EE1(2) Department dated 6.9.

2013 and quash the same consequently directing the respondents herein to implement the Government Order in G.O.Ms. No.216 School Education Department dated 30.12.

WP No.10714, 12341 & 14972/14 calling for the records of the 1st respondent in relation to Para 5, 5 (i) and 5 (ii) of G.O. Ms. No. 179 School Education (Elementary 1 (2) Department dt 6.9.2013 and quash the same in so far as it restricts the benefits to the Primary School Headmasters who approached the court and obtained orders and in so far as the petitioners are concerned and issue a consequential direction to the respondents to restore the G.O.Ms. No.216 School Education (G2) Department dt 30.12.2011 and to direct the respondents to count the service rendered by the petitioners before 1.6.1988 as Secondary Grade Teacher and Primary School Headmaster for the purpose of fixation of Selection and Special Grade scales of pay WP No.13143 & 13144/14 calling for the proceedings of the 1st respondent made in GO Ms. No.

179, School Education (EE1(2) Department dated 6.9.2013 and quash the same consequently directing the respondents herein to implement the Government Order in GO. Ms. No.216 School Education Department dated 30.12.2011 in favour of the petitioners based on their individual representations dated 17.2.2014 and 28.2.2014 WP No.21578/14 calling for the records of the 1st respondent in relation to para 5, 5(i) and 5(ii) of G.O.Ms.No.179, School Education (Elementary 1(2) Department dated 6.9.2013 and quash the same in so far as it restricts the benefits to the Primary School Headmasters who were promoted between 1.6.1988 and 31.12.1995 and approached the court and obtained orders and in so far as the pertitioners are concerned and issue a consequential direction to the respondents to restore the G.O.Ms. No.

216 School Education (G2) Department dated 30.12.2011 and to direct the respondents to count the service rendered by the petitioners before 1.6.1988 as Secondary Grade Teacher and Primary School Headmaster for the purpose of fixation of..

WP No.21581/14 Calling for the records of the 1st respondent in relation to Para 5, 5 (i) and 5 (ii) of G.O. Ms.No.179 School Education (Elementary 1 (2) Department dated 6.9.2013 and quash the same in so far as it restricts the benefits to the Primary School Headmasters who approached the Court and obtained orders and in so far as the petitioners are concerned and issue a consequential direction to the respondents to restore the G.O.Ms. No.216 School Education (G2) Department dated 30.12.2011 and to direct the respondents to count the service rendered by the petitioners before 1.6.1988 as Secondary Grade Teacher and Primary School Headmaster for the purpose of fixation of

Selection and Special Grade scales of pay in the... WP No.21582/14 Calling for the records of the 1st respondent in relation to Para 5, 5 (i) and 5 (ii) of G.O. Ms.No.179 School Education (Elementary 1 (2) Department dated 6.9.2013 and quash the same in so far as it restricts the benefits to the Primary School Headmasters who promoted between 1.6.1988 and 31.12.1995 and approached the Court and obtained orders and in so far as the petitioners are concerned and issue a consequential direction to the respondents to restore the G.O.Ms. No.216 School Education (G2) Department dated 30.12.2011 and to direct the respondents to count the service rendered by the petitioners before 1.6.1988 as Secondary Grade Teacher and Primary School Headmaster for the purpose of fixation of...

WP No.21840/14 calling for the records of the 1st respondent in relation to para 5, 5(i) and 5(ii) of G.O.Ms.No.179, School Education (Elementary 1(2) Department dated 6.9.2013 and quash the same in so far as it restricts the benefits to the Primary School Headmasters who were promoted between 1.6.1988 and 31.12.1995 and approached the court and obtained orders and in so far as the pertitioners are concerned and issue a consequential direction to the respondents to restore the G.O.Ms. No.216 School Education (G2) Department dated 30.12.2011 and to direct the respondents to count the service rendered by the petitioner before 1.6.1988 as Secondary Grade Teacher and Primary School Headmaster for the purpose of fixation of..

WP No.24763/14 Calling for the records of the 1st respondent in relation to Para 5, 5(i) and 5(ii) of G.O.Ms. No.179, School Education (Elementary 1(2) Department dated 6.9.2013 and quash the same in so far as it restricts the benefits to the Primary School Headmasters who approached the court and obtained orders and in so far as the petitioners are concerned and issue a consequential direction to the respondents to restore the G.O.Ms. No.216 School Education (G2) Department dated 30.12.2011 and to direct the respondents to count the service rendered by the petitioner before 1.6.1988 as Secondary Grade Teacher and Primary School Headmaster for the purpose of fixation of selection and special grade scales of pay in the post... WP No.32690/14 calling for the records pretaining to the order passed by the 1st respondent in G.O.Ms.No.179, School Education Tho.Ka.1(2) Department, dated 6.9.2013 and quash the same, in so far as it restricts the benefit only to the persons who have approached

the court and got order is concerned, and direct the respondents to extend the benefit to the petitioner to count the entire length of service both in the cadre of Secondary Grade Teacher and Headmaster of Elementary School and sanction Selection Grade and Special Grade to the petitioner in the cadre of Headmaster of Elementary School counting the entire length of service, and confer all the consequential benefits WP No.19777 of 2014 calling for the records relating to the impugned Government Order issued by the 1st respondent Government viz., GO Ms. 179 School Education Department (Elementary 1 (2)) Department dt 6.9.2013 in so far as it cancels the portion of GO. Ms. No.216 School Education Department (G2) dt 30.12.

2011 which extended the benefits to persons who were identically placed and not approached the Court and the subsequent proceedings of the 4th respondent District Elementary Educational Officer vide his proceedings A.Thi.Mu. No.14/2/A1/14 dt 21.4.2014 returning the representation of the petitioner citing GO. Ms. 179 School Education Department (Elementary 1 (2)) Department dt 6.9.2013, quash the same and further direct the Respondents herein to sanction and award forthwith selection grade and special Grade, to the petitioner in the Post of primary school headmaster by reckoning and computing the petitioner's service regarded in the cadres of secondary Grade teacher (01.01.1971 to 4.09.1994 and Primary School Headmaster (from 05.09.1994 onwards and pass such further or other suitable order.

WP No.19778 of 2014 calling for the records relating to the impugned Government Order issued by the 1st respondent Government viz., GO Ms. 179 School Education Department (Elementary 1 (2)) Department dt 6.9.2013 in so far as it cancels the portion of GO. Ms. No.216 School Education Department (G2) dt 30.12.2011 which extended the benefits to persons who were identically placed and not approached the Court and the subsequent proceedings of the 4th respondent District Elementary Educational Officer vide his proceedings A.Thi.Mu. No.79/AA2/14 dt 27.1.2014 (as signed) returning the representation of the petitioner citing GO. Ms. 179 School Education Department (Elementary 1 (2)) Department dt 6.9.2013, quash the same and further direct the Respondents herein to sanction and award forthwith selection grade and special grade to the petitioner in the Post of primary school headmaster by reckoning and computing the petitioner's service regarded in the cadres of secondary Grade teacher (01.01.1971 to 03.08.1995) and Primary School Headmaster (from 04.08.1995 onwards) WP No.19779 of 2014

calling for the records relating to the impugned Government Order issued by the 1st respondent Government viz., GO Ms. 179 School Education Department (Elementary 1 (2)) Department dt 6.9.2013 in so far as it cancels the portion of GO. Ms. No.216 School Education Department (G2) dt 30.12.2011 which extended the benefits to persons who were identically placed and not approached the Court and the subsequent proceedings of the 4th respondent District Elementary Educational Officer vide his proceedings A.Thi.Mu. No.79/AA2/13 dt 28.1.2014 (as signed) returning the representation of the petitioner citing GO. Ms. 179 School Education Department (Elementary 1 (2)) Department dt 6.9.

2013, quash the same and further direct the Respondents herein to sanction and award forthwith selection grade and special Grade to the petitioner's husband in the Post of primary school headmaster by reckoning and computing the petitioner's service regarded in the cadres of secondary Grade teacher (01.01.1971 to 09.06.1993) and Primary School Headmaster (from 01.06.1993 onwards) WP No.19780 of 2014 calling for the records relating to the impugned Government Order issued by the 1st respondent Government viz., GO Ms. 179 School Education Department (Elementary 1 (2)) Department dt 6.9.2013 in so far as it cancels the portion of GO. Ms. No.216 School Education Department (G2) dt 30.12.

2011 which extended the benefits to persons who were identically placed and not approached the Court and the subsequent proceedings of the 4th respondent District Elementary Educational Officer vide his proceedings A.Thi.Mu. No.79/AA2/13 dt 28.1.2014 (as signed) returning the representation of the petitioner citing GO. Ms. 179 School Education Department (Elementary 1 (2)) Department dt 6.9.2013, quash the same and further direct the Respondents herein to sanction and award forthwith selection grade and special Grade and special grade to the petitioner's Husband in the Post of primary school headmaster by reckoning and computing his service regarded in the cadres of secondary Grade teacher (01.01.1971 to 29.12.1991) and Primary School Headmaster (from 30.12.1991 onwards) WP No.

19781 of 2014 calling for the records relating to the impugned Government Order issued by the 1st respondent Government viz., GO Ms. 179 School Education Department (Elementary 1 (2)) Department dt 6.9.2013 in so far as it cancels the portion of GO. Ms. No.216 School Education Department (G2) dt 30.12.2011 which extended the benefits to persons who were identically placed and not approached the Court and the subsequent proceedings of the 4th respondent District Elementary Educational Officer vide his proceedings A.Thi.Mu. No.79/AA2/14 dt 27.1.

returning the representation of the petitioner citing GO. Ms. 179 School Education Department (Elementary 1 (2)) Department dt 6.9.2013, quash the same and further direct the Respondents herein to sanction and award forthwith selection grade and special Grade to the petitioner in the Post of primary school headmaster by reckoning and computing the petitioner's service regarded in the cadres of secondary Grade teacher (30.03.1968 to 12.06.1990) and Primary School Headmaster (from 13.06.1990 onwards) WP No.19782 of 2014 calling for the records relating to the impugned Government Order issued by the 1st respondent Government viz., GO Ms. 179 School Education Department (Elementary 1 (2)) Department dt 6.9.2013 in so far as it cancels the portion of GO. Ms. No.216 School Education Department (G2) dt 30.12.

2011 which extended the benefits to persons who were identically placed and not approached the Court and the subsequent proceedings of the 4th respondent District Elementary Educational Officer vide his proceedings A.Thi.Mu. No.79/AA2/14 dt 28.1.2014 (as signed) returning the representation of the petitioner citing GO. Ms. 179 School Education Department (Elementary 1 (2)) Department dt 6.9.2013, quash the same and further direct the Respondents herein to sanction and award forthwith selection grade and special Grade to the petitioner in the Post of primary school headmaster by reckoning and computing the petitioner's service regarded in the cadres of secondary Grade teacher (15.06.1971 to 07.12.1995) and Primary School Headmaster (from 08.12.1995 onwards) WP No.

19783 of 2014 calling for the records relating to the impugned Government Order issued by the 1st respondent Government viz., GO Ms. 179 School Education Department (Elementary 1 (2)) Department dt 6.9.2013 in so far as it cancels the portion of GO. Ms. No.216 School Education Department (G2) dt 30.12.2011 which extended the benefits to persons who were identically placed and not approached the Court and the subsequent proceedings of the 4th respondent District Elementary Educational Officer vide his proceedings A.Thi.Mu. No.79/AA2/14 dt 21.4.2014 (as signed) returning the representation of the petitioner citing GO. Ms. 179 School Education Department (Elementary 1 (2)) Department dt 6.9.

2013, quash the same and further direct the Respondents herein to sanction and award forthwith selection grade and special Grade to the petitioner in the Post of primary school headmaster by reckoning and computing the petitioner's service regarded in the cadres of secondary Grade teacher (01.01.1971 to 29.12.1991) and Primary School Headmaster (from 03.12.

WP No.19784 of 2014 calling for the records relating to the impugned Government Order issued by the 1st respondent Government viz., GO Ms. 179 School Education Department (Elementary 1 (2)) Department dt 6.9.2013 in so far as it cancels the portion of GO. Ms. No.216 School Education Department (G2) dt 30.12.2011 which extended the benefits to persons who were identically placed and not approached the Court and the subsequent proceedings of the 4th respondent District Elementary Educational Officer vide his proceedings A.Thi.Mu. No.79/AA2/14 dt 27.1.2014 (as signed) returning the representation of the petitioner citing GO. Ms. 179 School Education Department (Elementary 1 (2)) Department dt 6.9.

2013, quash the same and further direct the Respondents herein to sanction and award forthwith selection grade and special grade to the petitioner in the Post of primary school headmaster by reckoning and computing the petitioner's service regarded in the cadres of secondary Grade teacher (01.01.1971 to 03.08.1995) and Primary School Headmaster (from 04.08.1995 onwards) WP No.19785 of 2014 calling for the records relating to the impugned Government Order issued by the 1st respondent Government viz., GO Ms. 179 School Education Department (Elementary 1 (2)) Department dt 6.9.2013 in so far as it cancels the portion of GO. Ms. No.216 School Education Department (G2) dt 30.12.

2011 which extended the benefits to persons who were identically placed and not approached the Court and the subsequent proceedings of the 4th respondent District Elementary Educational Officer vide his proceedings A.Thi.Mu. No.79/AA2/13 dt 28.1.2014 (as signed) returning the representation of the petitioner citing GO. Ms. 179 School Education Department (Elementary 1 (2)) Department dt 6.9.2013, quash the same and further direct the Respondents herein to sanction and award forthwith selection grade and special grade to the petitioner in the Post of primary school headmaster by reckoning and computing the petitioner's service regarded in the cadres of secondary Grade teacher (05.08.1970 to 12.06.1991) and Primary School Headmaster (from 13.06.1991 onwards) WP No.

19786 of 2014 calling for the records relating to the impugned Government Order issued by the 1st respondent Government viz., GO Ms. 179 School Education Department (Elementary 1 (2)) Department dt 6.9.2013 in so far as it cancels the portion of GO. Ms. No.

School Education Department (G2) dt 30.12.2011 which extended the benefits to persons who were identically placed and not approached the Court and the subsequent proceedings of the 4th respondent District Elementary Educational Officer vide his proceedings A.Thi.Mu. No.79/AA2/14 dt 27.1.2014 (as signed) returning the representation of the petitioner citing GO. Ms. 179 School Education Department (Elementary 1 (2)) Department dt 6.9.2013, quash the same and further direct the Respondents herein to sanction and award forthwith selection grade and special grade to the petitioner in the Post of primary school headmaster by reckoning and computing the petitioner's service regarded in the cadres of secondary Grade teacher (06.08.1969 to 12.06.1991) and Primary School Headmaster (from 13.06.1991 onwards) WP No.

19787 of 2014 calling for the records relating to the impugned Government Order issued by the 1st respondent Government viz., GO Ms. 179 School Education Department (Elementary 1 (2)) Department dt 6.9.2013 in so far as it cancels the portion of GO. Ms. No.216 School Education Department (G2) dt 30.12.2011 which extended the benefits to persons who were identically placed and not approached the Court and the subsequent proceedings of the 4th respondent District Elementary Educational Officer vide his proceedings A.Thi.Mu. No.79/AA2/14 dt 27.1.2014 (as signed) returning the representation of the petitioner citing GO. Ms. 179 School Education Department (Elementary 1 (2)) Department dt 6.9.

2013, quash the same and further direct the Respondents herein to sanction and award forthwith selection grade and special grade to the petitioner in the Post of primary school headmaster by reckoning and computing the petitioner's service regarded in the cadres of secondary Grade teacher (01.01.1971 to 08.06.1993) and Primary School Headmaster (from 09.06.1993 onwards) WP No.19788 of 2014 calling for the records relating to the impugned Government Order issued by the 1st respondent Government viz., GO Ms. 179 School Education Department (Elementary 1 (2)) Department dt 6.9.2013 in so far as it cancels the portion of GO. Ms. No.216 School Education Department (G2) dt 30.12.

2011 which extended the benefits to persons who were identically placed and not approached the Court and the subsequent proceedings of the 4th respondent District Elementary Educational Officer vide his proceedings A.Thi.Mu. No.79/AA2/14 dt 27.1.2014 (as signed) returning the representation of the petitioner citing GO. Ms. 179 School Education Department (Elementary 1 (2)) Department dt 6.9.

herein to sanction and award forthwith selection grade and special grade to the petitioner in the Post of primary school headmaster by reckoning and computing the petitioner's service regarded in the cadres of secondary Grade teacher (17.03.1967 to 17.12.1989) and Primary School Headmaster (from 18.12.1989 onwards) WP No.19789 of 2014 calling for the records relating to the impugned Government Order issued by the 1st respondent Government viz., GO Ms. 179 School Education Department (Elementary 1 (2)) Department dt 6.9.2013 in so far as it cancels the portion of GO. Ms. No.216 School Education Department (G2) dt 30.12.2011 which extended the benefits to persons who were identically placed and not approached the Court and the subsequent proceedings of the 4th respondent District Elementary Educational Officer vide his proceedings A.Thi.

Mu. No.79/AA2/13 dt 27.1.2014 (as signed) returning the representation of the petitioner citing GO. Ms. 179 School Education Department (Elementary 1 (2)) Department dt 6.9.2013, quash the same and further direct the Respondents herein to sanction and award forthwith selection grade and special grade to the petitioner in the Post of primary school headmaster by reckoning and computing the petitioner's service regarded in the cadres of secondary Grade teacher (01.01.1971 to 06.08.1995) and Primary School Headmaster (from 07.08.

FOR PETITIONER MR.P.GANESAN FOR M/S.C.S.ASSOCIATES IN WP.30529, 32628 TO 32632/13 & 490 TO 492, 646 & 647, 1460, 5857 & 5858/14 MR.R.BHARATH KUMAR IN WP.4657, 5557, 5727, 5772, 5793, 5966, 6180, 6799, 8449, 11343, 14444, 15038, 15555, 20961, 32690, 33084, 33722 TO 33724/14 MR.S.THIRUMAVALAVON IN WP.7719, 5555, 3171, 6322, 11108, 13143, 13144, 21378, 27918 & 25014/14 M/S.GODSON SWAMINATH FOR M/S.ISAAC CHOMBERS IN WP.1977 TO 19789/14 MR.R.SASEETHARON IN WP.12092, 12126, 18056, 19257, 19478, 19826, 19949, 19956, 19957, 21177/13 AND WP.10714, 12341, 14972, 21578, 21581, 21582, 21840 & 24763/14 FOR RESPONDENTS MR.R.VIJAY NARAYAN, ADVOCATE GENERAL ASSISTED BY MR.C.MUNUSAMY, SPECIAL GOVERNMENT PLEADER (EDUCATION) AND MR.GAUTHAM VENKATESH, GOVERNMENT ADVOCATE AND MR.C.VIGNESWARAN, GOVERNMENT ADVOCATE.

(IN ALL WP'S) C O M M O N O R D E R In these batch of writ petitions, the respective petitioners sought to call for the records of the first respondent in relation to Paras 5, 5(i) and 5(ii) of G.O.Ms.No.179, School Education (Elementary 1(2) Department, dated 6.9.2013 and quash the same in so far as it restricts the benefits to the Primary School Headmasters, who were promoted between 1.6.1988 and 31.12.1995 and approached the Court and obtained orders and in so far as the petitioners are concerned and issue a consequential direction to the respondents to restore the G.O.Ms.No.216, School Education (G2) Department, dated 30.12.2011 and to direct the respondents to count the service rendered by the petitioners before 1.6.1988 as Secondary

Grade Teacher and Primary School Headmaster for the purpose of fixation of selection and special grade scales of pay in the post of Primary School Headmaster and to grant selection grade scale of pay and special grade scale of pay in the post of Primary School Headmaster accordingly and grant arrears of pay and fix last drawn pay and issue a direction to the respondents to send the revised pension proposals for sanction of pension and to grant arrears of pension.

2. The petitioners have sought for the extension of the benefits granted by the Government in G.O.Ms.No.216, School Education Department, dated 30.12.2011. On a perusal of the abovesaid Government Order, it is stated that the proposal submitted by the Director of Elementary Education, was considered by the Government and it was decided that the persons, irrespective of the fact, whether they have filed writ petitions or not, the benefit of counting of the services in the post of Secondary Grade Teachers and the Elementary School Headmaster rendered prior to 1.6.1988 to be calculated for the purpose of awarding selection grade and special grade. More-so, the selection grade and special grade in the cadre of Elementary School Headmaster.

3. However, the Government thought that the above G.O.Ms.No.216, dated 30.12.2011 was ambiguous and accordingly, withdrawn the said Government Order and issued the revised Government Order in G.O.Ms.No.179, School Education Department, dated 6.9.2013. In the said Government Order, the Government thought fit that the benefit should be extended to the persons, who have obtained orders from the High Court numbering 1,528 and accordingly, restricted the relief only to those persons.

4. Secondly, they have stated that the persons, who have promoted in between 1.6.1988 and 31.12.1995, alone are eligible for the benefit granted in respect of counting of their services rendered in the post of Secondary Grade Teachers and Elementary School Headmaster prior to 1.6.1988. Thirdly, they have stated that the persons, who were promoted alone to be granted selection grade and special grade in the cadre of Elementary School Headmasters.

5. In view of the restrictions imposed in G.O.Ms.No.179, dated 6.9.2013, again a batch of writ petitions were filed before this Court, challenging clause (iii) in paragraph 5 of the said Government Order. Since the issues are interconnected, all these batch of writ petitions were heard together.

6. The issue in nutshell is that the retired teachers, who have served as Secondary Grade Teachers and Elementary School Headmasters were of the point that prior to 1.6.1988, the said

posts were interchangeable and was carrying the same scale of pay. In the V Pay Commission, the scale of pay of the post of Headmaster was enhanced and accordingly, it became a separate category. Thus, the dispute aroused whether the services rendered prior to 1.6.1988 in the post of Secondary Grade Teachers to be taken into account for the purpose of granting selection grade and special grade in the post of Elementary School Headmasters. It is not lis integra that the issue has been settled and the government also admitted the fact that the period of services rendered prior to 1.6.1988 in the interchangeable posts shall be taken into account for the purpose of granting selection and special grade.

7. However, the confusions aroused in respect of fixation of pay on account of long delay in settling these issues even after implementing another three Pay Commissions. More confusions aroused on account of the revision of pay implemented pursuant to the recommendations of the Pay Commission as well as the rectification of anomalies by the respective One Man Commissions and the Pay Redressal Grievance Committee periodically. On account of these confusions, the respondents have also committed various mistakes and irregularities in respect of fixation of pay for counting of the services rendered by these teachers prior to 1.6.1988.

8. This Court made it very clear that the counting of the past services rendered by these teachers prior to 1.6.1988 in the post of Secondary Grade Teachers and Primary School Headmasters are not disputed by the parties and G.O.Ms.No.179 stipulates fixation of pay and cut off date as 31.12.1995 for granting all these benefits. The learned counsel, appearing on behalf of the writ petitioners, is of the opinion that when the benefit was granted to the promotees promoted prior to 31.12.1995, the same benefit cannot be denied to the promotees, who were promoted after 31.12.1995 and it causes a discrimination and the principle of uniformity has been violated. Their only contention is that the revision of pay is to be effected uniformly to all the writ petitioners and also to the persons who are not before this Court. Such an argument advanced by the learned counsel for the writ petitioners is found to be reasonable.

9. This Court is of the opinion that the monetary benefits extended to a particular class of people belongs to the same category, then the same is to be extended uniformly and equally to all such similarly placed persons, who have worked or served in the particular cadre, and there cannot be any discrimination within the class. If there are two classes, then it is different and, in respect of the single class, the implementation of monetary benefits are to be identical and there cannot be any

discrimination in this regard.

10. The learned Advocate General, assisted by the learned Special Government Pleader, contended that in some of the cases on account of the numerous litigations before the High Court, double sanctions were made, granting selection grade and special grade twice to certain teachers. Granting of selection and special grade, twice to a particular person, caused great financial loss to the State Exchequer.

11. At the outset, the learned Advocate General appearing on behalf of the respondents informed this Court, by citing the Government Orders, one way or the other, the selection grade and special grade were granted twice to the employees and the same caused financial loss to the State.

12. The learned counsel, appearing on behalf of the writ petitioners, admitted the legal principle that there can be one selection grade and one special grade for a teacher in his official career and more so in one post. This Court is also of the opinion that the very concept of selection grade and special grade was introduced by the Pay Commissions in order to mitigate the stagnation caused on account of non-promotion to the employees. The selection grade is given to an employee by fixing his scale of pay applicable to the higher post in view of the fact, that he was stagnated in a particular post for more than 10 years. If the same person is further stagnated upto 20 years, then special grade is granted and the scale of pay applicable to the next higher post will be fixed to that employee.

The very concept of selection grade and special grade are to mitigate the non promotion for more than 10 years and 20 years respectively. When such being the concept of selection grade and special grade in a particular post, the same is to be granted once to an employee in his career. Normally, a Government employee would be serving for about 30 to 35 years maximum in total.

13. There cannot be any two selection grade or two special grade in the same post. It is clarified that there can be one selection grade and one special grade in the same post and there cannot be any recounting of the services rendered in the same post for the second time for the purpose of granting selection grade or special grade in the higher post. Thus, it is for the respondents to make a reassessment in respect of such grant of selection grade and special grade to the teachers in respect of the cadre in which they have worked.

14. For instance, if a teacher worked in the post of Secondary Grade Teacher, there can be one selection grade and one special grade in that particular post and there cannot be any double selection grade and double special grade in that

particular post. The grievances of the respondents are that by virtue of various Government Orders issued periodically by the Government, the confusion aroused on account of that double time selection grade and special grade were granted to the teachers. Granting additional pay and pension, which caused financial loss to the State. If such cases are found, it is the duty of the officials concerned, to see that a revision of pay is effected correctly. Thus, the arrears and a grade pay to be fixed to the concerned teachers and the revision of pay and pension to be settled in accordance with the rules in force.

15. This Court made it clear that the excess payments, if any, granted to the teachers, at the instance of the respondents, cannot be recovered. However, if any error took place in the fixation, the same alone can be rectified and the pay may be revised with retrospective effect. Thus, it is made clear that correction of error is permissible and the same is to be done in respect of all the teachers, who have sanctioned with selection grade and special grade by counting the services rendered in the post of Secondary Grade Teachers and Primary School Headmasters prior to 1.6.1988.

In respect of recovery, it is impermissible and it is further made clear that if there is any misrepresentation or an undertaking given by the teachers, then the amount can be recovered as per the Hon'ble Supreme Court in the case of State of Punjab and Others vs. Rafiq Masih [(2015) 4 SCC 334], the relevant paragraph 18 is extracted hereunder:- "18. It is not possible to postulate all situations of hardship which would govern employees on the issue of recovery, where payments have mistakenly been made by the employer, in excess of their entitlement.

(i) Recovery from the employees belonging to Class III and Class IV service (or Group C and Group D service).

(ii) Recovery from the retired employees, or the employees who are due to retire within one year, of the order of recovery.

(iii) Recovery from the employees, when the excess payment has been made for a period in excess of five years, before the order of recovery is issued.

(iv) Recovery in cases where an employee

has wrongfully been required to discharge duties of a higher post, and has been paid accordingly, even though he should have rightfully been required to work against an inferior post.

(v) In any other case, where the court arrives at the conclusion, that recovery if made from the employee, would be iniquitous or harsh or arbitrary to such an extent, as would far outweigh the equitable balance of the employer's right to recover."

16. In the case of High Court of Punjab & Haryana vs. Jagdev Singh [(2016) 14 SCC 267], the Hon'ble Supreme Court says in paragraph 11 that "the principle enunciated in proposition (ii) in the case of State of Punjab and Others vs. Rafiq Masih [(2015) 4 SCC 334], cannot apply to a situation such as in the present case. In the present case, the Officer to whom the payment was made in the first instance was clearly placed on notice that any payment found to have been made in excess would be required to be refunded. The Officer furnished an undertaking while opting for the revised pay scale. He is bound by the undertaking."

17. Thus, the respondents are bound to verify the error took place in the revision of scale of pay and grant of arrears and if there is any such error is found, then the same is liable to be rectified and a correct revision is effected in respect of all teachers. However, if no such revision is effected to the candidates, then the respondents are bound to grant the benefits, which were already granted to the other similarly placed teachers.

18. Next the writ petitioners have questioned the cut off date of 31.12.1995 fixed by the respondents for grant of selection grade and special grade. The only contention is that the VI State Pay Commission was implemented with effect from 1.1.1996. Thus, the revised pay was granted to all the cadres with effect from 1.1.1996. When the revised pay scale was granted, then the grievances addressed were settled in respect of the teachers.

19. It is contended that the teachers who were promoted to the post of Elementary School Headmasters in between 1.6.1988 and 31.12.1995 alone were affected and the teachers, who were promoted to the post of Elementary School Headmasters after 31.12.1995, will be directly fixed with the revised scale of pay implemented with effect from 1.1.1996. The reason for fixing the date of 31.12.1995 is that the parity between the teachers and

the Elementary School Headmasters aroused prior to 1.6.1988. The V Pay Commission was implemented with effect from 1.6.1988 and the VI Pay Commission was implemented with effect from 1.1.1996.

20. Such being the factum of the case, the services rendered prior to 1.6.1988 alone can be counted for the purpose of grant of selection grade and special grade as a one time measure. Once the period is counted, then there cannot be any second time counting of the same period for the purpose of granting selection grade and special grade. Thus, the Government thought fit that such a benefit can be implemented only upto 31.12.1995 and thereafter, all the teachers would be brought under the revision of pay in the particular cadre. Accordingly, the selection grade and special grade will be granted as per the rules thereafter.

21. The learned counsel for the writ petitioners have questioned the cut off date of 31.12.1995 fixed by the Government. This Court is of the opinion that fixing the cut off date is an executive prerogative of the State Government and such a cut-off date fixed for the purpose of granting monitory benefits on pensionery benefits cannot be questioned by the pensioners. Further, the pre-retiries of 31.12.1995 is a separate class of people and post-retiries of 01.01.1996 form a different group. On account of the implementation of the Pay Commission, this Court has to draw an inference that these people form a separate class and cannot be construed as a single class. Thus, the State has not created a class within a class and one group of pre-retiries of 31.12.1995, cannot be compared with the post-retiries of 01.01.1996. So also the grant of selection grade and special grade to the promotees before 31.12.1995 and after 1.1.1996.

22. In view of the fact that the implementation of the VI Pay Commission was under taken with effect from 01.01.1996, there is a relevance in fixing the cut-off date and such a relevancy in relation to the financial burden and other aspects of the State Government. Thus, the cut-off date fixed is very much relevant for the purpose of granting monetary benefits and for adopting the recommendations of the VI Pay Commission with effect from 1.1.1996.

23. The legal principle in this regard is that a class within a class alone is prohibited and to be treated as in violation of Articles 14 and 16 of the Constitution of India. However, a class can be created, based on the implementation of a new Pay Commission and, the same cannot be construed as in violation of Articles 14 and 16 of the Constitution of India. The State can fix the cut-off date and such a power cannot be questioned by the writ petitioners and the differences in

pension also cannot be compared in view of the fact that it is not necessary that an equal pension to be given in all cadres at all times, in view of the fact that the pensions are sanctioned for the State pensioners based on their respective qualifying service rendered on the basis of the Last Pay Drawn by them. Therefore, the pension vary from one pensioner to another pensioner and the differences in pension, cannot be questioned by other pensioners. This apart, the Rule of stepping up of pay on par with the juniors for in-service candidates are not available to the pensioners, since the pensions are fixed based on the Pension Rules and on the basis of the Last Pay Drawn by the respective pensioners, considering the total length of service rendered by them in the respective cadres.

24. Whenever a Pay Commission is implemented, such a cutoff date is prescribed and for instance, the State has now implemented the VIII Pay Commission. Right from the First Pay Commission, the cut-off is fixed for the implementation of the Pay Commission recommendations for the purpose of revision of pay, both to the serving employees as well as to the retired employees. Thus, cut-off date cannot be construed as unknown to Service Law and such a cut-off date is necessary under various circumstances, while considering the financial implications of the State. The only point to be considered is as to whether such a cut-off date fixed by the State have any relevance with regard to the object sought to be achieved in this regard.

25. In the case on hand, no doubt the grievances of the writ petitioners were that their services rendered in the post of Secondary Grade Teachers and Elementary School Headmasters prior to 1.6.1988 to be counted for the purpose of granting selection grade and special grade. However, that is to be granted as one time measure and once such a benefit is granted to the writ petitioners, they cannot claim the same benefit for the second time. For this reason, the Government, while implementing the VI Pay Commission with effect from 1.1.1996 for State that the person promoted till 31.12.1995 will be given such benefit. Further, the benefit granted to the employees ought to be given uniformly is the principle to be followed.

26. The learned Advocate General for the respondents states that if no such Committee is formed by the State, then it will cause huge financial loss and at every point of time, the period to be counted even at the second time, such fixation will create double benefit to the teachers, which would result in financial losses, and also impermissible as per the Pay Rules.

27. The Government fixed various cut-off dates, keeping in view the economic conditions, financial constraints and many other administrative and other mitigating circumstances. Thus,

the fixing of cut-off date is within the domain of the Executive Authority. It is well settled that when two sets of employees of the same rank retired at different point of time, one set cannot claim the benefit extended to the other set, on the ground that they are similarly situated. Though they retired with the same rank, they are not of the same class or group. The method of calculation of revised pension from 01.01.1996 was determined, as was done in the earlier revision. Thus, the anomaly in respect of grant of revision of pay between the teachers prior to 31.12.1995 and after 1.1.1996, cannot be compared nor accepted.

28. Due to the constant increase in the expenditure on pension, Contributory Pension Scheme has been implemented with effect from 01.04.2003. Moreover, all the concessions granted to the Central Government employees/pensioners are not extended to the State Government employees/pensioners. The resources of the State Government cannot be compared with that of the Central Government, but the sources of tax revenue to the State is very much limited like Sales Tax, State Excise, the resources of the State alone are to be taken into account for the purpose of grant of revision of pay and arrears and other attendant monetary benefits. Sometimes, due to the financial constraints, the State Government could not extend the benefits to its employees/pensioners to the level available to the Central Government employees/pensioners.

29. The Government would tend to incur a huge amount, as it will lead to severe financial constraints and the State would not be able to implement the development and other infrastructural schemes.

The State Government has also constituted an Official Committee to recommend the revision of pay and pension based on the recommendations of the various Central Pay Commissions. Thus, the retrospective relief, if any, granted would cause a great financial concern to the State Exchequer.

30. In the case of UNION OF INDIA v. P.N.MENON AND OTHERS [(1994) 4 SCC 68], the relevant portions, viz paragraph Nos. 10 & 20 of the said Judgment reads as follows:

"10.The concept of 'dearness pay' was evolved in respect of employees in different pay ranges with different percentages of the dearness pay. Thereafter the pension and gratuity were worked out and an option was given to persons, who retired on or after 30-9-1977 but not later than 30-4-1979, to choose either of the two alternatives (i) to have their pension and death cum-retirement gratuity calculated on their pay excluding the element of dearness pay as indicated in paragraph 2 of the said

office memorandum; or (ii) to have their pension and death-cum-retirement gratuity recalculated after taking into account the element of dearness pay. If the stand of the respondents is to be accepted that this scheme should have been made available, without there being a cut-off date, to all including those who have retired even 20 to 25 years before the introduction of the scheme, then, according to us, the whole scheme shall be unworkable, because it is linked with the payment of dearness allowance, which is based on the level of price index. Different institutions/departments have introduced the system of payment of dearness allowance at different stages to mitigate the hardship of their employees with the rise in the prices of the essential articles as a result of the inflation. "

"20. The scheme to merge a part of the dearness allowance for purpose of fixing the dearness pay, was evolved, and was linked with the average of cost of living index fixed at 272, which fell on 30-41977. In this background, it cannot be said that the date, 30-9-1977, was picked out in an arbitrary or irrational manner, without proper application of mind. The option given to employees, who retired on or after 30-9-1977 but not later than 30-4-1979, to exercise an option to get their pension and deathcum-retirement gratuity calculated by excluding the element of dearness pay as indicated in the aforesaid office memorandum or to get it included in their pension and death-cum-retirement gratuity, was not an exercise to create a class within class.

The decision having a nexus with the price index level at 272, which it reached on 30-9-1977, was just and valid. It has been rightly pointed out that respondents had never been in receipt of dearness pay and as such the office memorandum in question could not have been applied to them. Similarly, the encashment of leave was a new scheme introduced which could not have been extended retrospectively to respondents, who had retired before the introduction of the said scheme. Same can be said even in respect of family pension scheme which was earlier contributory, but with effect from 22-91977 the scheme was made non-contributory. The respondents not being in service on the said date, were not eligible for the said benefit and no question of refunding the amount, which had already been contributed by them, did arise.

principle of D.S. Nakaral in the facts and circumstances of the present case. "

31. In the case of STATE BANK OF INDIA v. L.KANNAIAH AND ORS [(2003) 10 SCC 499, the Hon'ble Supreme Court has observed as follows:

"6.Para 5 of the circular stipulated that the age limit (viz. not being over 35 years) for admission to pension fund shall continue. Thus the pensioned exservice personnel were admitted to pensionary benefits with effect from 1.1.1965 subject to the restriction of the age limit of 35 years (which was later on enhanced to 38 years) on that date. As the date of confirmation of the respondents was much earlier to 1.1.1965, the crucial date for admission to the pension fund would be 1.1.1965. On that date, the confirmed employee of the Bank should not have exceeded 35 years of age. That is the combined effect of the staff circular No. 18 dated 8.4.1974 read with the Pension Fund Rules referred to supra.

The reason for prescribing the maximum age limit of 35 or 38, as the case may be, for the purpose of induction into pension fund appears to be that the employee would be able to render minimum service of 20 years as contemplated by Rule 22 of the Pension Fund Rules. However, there does not appear to be any rationale or discernible basis for fixing the cutoff date as 1.1.1965, notwithstanding their earlier confirmation in Bank service. True, a new benefit has been conferred on the ex-servicemen and therefore a cutoff date could be fixed for extending this new benefit, without offending the ratio of the decision in D.S. Nakara and others Vs. Union of India [AIR 1983 SC 130]; but, there could be no arbitrariness or irrationality in fixing such date.

Minimum qualifying service being the essential consideration, even according to the Bank, there is no reason why the exservicemen like the respondents, who from the date of their confirmation had put in more than twenty years of service, even taking the retirement age as 58, should be excluded. No reason is forthcoming in the counter-affidavit filed by the Bank for choosing the said date. When it is decided to extend the pensionary benefits to ex-servicemen drawing pension, the denial of the benefit to some of the serving employees should be based on rational and intelligible criterion. In substance, that is the view taken by the High Court and we see no reason to differ with that view.

32. In the case of GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH v.

N.SUBBARAYUDU AND OTHERS [(2008) 14 SCC 702], the Hon'ble Supreme Court relying on the Judgment of the Constitution Bench in D.S.NAKARA v. UNION OF INDIA [(1983) 1 SCC 305, held as follows:

"5. In a catena of decisions of this Court it has been held that the cut off date is fixed by the executive authority keeping in view the economic conditions, financial constraints and many other administrative and other attending circumstances. This Court is also of the view that fixing cut off dates is within the domain of the executive authority and the Court should not normally interfere with the fixation of cut off date by the executive authority unless such order appears to be on the face of it blatantly discriminatory and arbitrary. (See State of Punjab & Ors. Vs. Amar Nath Goyal & Ors., (2005) 6 SCC 754).

6. No doubt in D.S. Nakara & Ors. vs. Union of India 1983(1) SCC 305 this Court had struck down the cut off date in connection with the demand of pension. However, in subsequent decisions this Court has considerably watered down the rigid view taken in Nakara's Case (supra), as observed in para 29 of the decision of this Court in State of Punjab & Ors. vs. Amar Nath Goyal & Ors. (supra).

7. There may be various considerations in the mind of the executive authorities due to which a particular cut off date has been fixed. These considerations can be financial, administrative or other considerations. The Court must exercise judicial restraint and must ordinarily leave it to the executive authorities to fix the cut off date. The Government must be left with some leeway and free play at the joints in this connection.

8. In fact several decisions of this Court have gone to the extent of saying that the choice of a cut off date cannot be dubbed as arbitrary even if no particular reason is given for the same in the counter affidavit filed by the Government, (unless it is shown to be totally capricious or whimsical) vide State of Bihar vs. Ramjee Prasad, 1990(3) SCC 368, Union of Indian & Anr. vs. Sudhir Kumar Jaiswal, 1994(4) SCC 212 (vide para 5), Ramrao & Ors. vs. All India Backward Class Bank Employees Welfare Association & Ors., 2004 (2) SCC 76 (vide para 31), University Grants Commission vs. Sadhana Chaudhary & Ors., 1996(10) SCC 536, etc. It follows, therefore, that even if no reason has been given in the counter affidavit of the Government or the

executive authority as to why a particular cut off date has been chosen, the Court must still not declare that date to be arbitrary and violative of Article 14 unless the said cut off date leads to some blatantly capricious or outrageous result.

9. As has been held by this Court in Divisional Manager, Aravali Golf Club & Anr. vs. Chander Hass & Anr. 2008 (3) 3 JT 221 and in Government of Andhra Pradesh & Ors. vs. Smt. P. Laxmi Devi, 2008(2) 8 JT 639, the Court must maintain judicial restraint in matters relating to the legislative or executive domain."

33. In the case of COUNCIL OF SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH AND ORS v. RAMESH CHANDRA AGRAWAL AND ANOTHER [(2009) 3 SCC 35], the Hon'ble Supreme Court has observed as follows: "29. A `State' is entitled to fix a cut off date. Such a decision can be struck down only when it is arbitrary. Its invalidation may also depend upon the question as to whether it has a rational nexus with the object sought to be achieved. 2.5.1997 was the date fixed as the cut off date in terms of the scheme. The reason assigned therefor was that this was the date when this Court directed the appellants to consider framing of a regularization scheme. They could have picked up any other date. They could have even picked up the date of the judgment passed by the Central Administrative Tribunal. As rightly contended by Mr. Patwalia, by choosing 2.5.1997 as the cut off date, no illegality was committed. Ex facie, it cannot be said to be arbitrary.

30.The High Court, however, proceeded on the basis that the cut off date should have been the date of issuance of the notification. The employer in this behalf has a choice. Its discretion can be held to be arbitrary but then the High Court only with a view to show sympathy to some of the candidates could not have fixed another date, only because according to it, another date was more suitable. In law it was not necessary. The court's power of judicial review in this behalf although exists but is limited in the sense that the impugned action can be struck down only when it is found to be arbitrary. It is possible that by reason of such a cut off date an employee misses his chance very narrowly. Such hazards would be there in all the services. Only because it causes hardship to a few persons or a section of the employees may not by itself be a good ground for directing fixation of another cut off date.

31.The scheme was a one-time measure. The number of posts was not confined to the posts which have been sanctioned. The validity of the scheme has been challenged as unrealistic, illusive, arbitrary or unworkable. We may at this juncture notice that whereas the Tribunal directed framing of a scheme, this Court directed the appellants to consider the same.

32.Cut off date has been fixed for those who are eligible as per the criteria laid down by the scheme. The service rules were framed in terms of the bye-laws of the society. It would bear repetition to state that the appellant No. 1 is not a statutory authority. It is a research oriented organization. It knows its needs. The research fellows and research associates because of their involvement in the research work are to get priority in their appointments. Particular projects whether funded by the Ministry concerned or others would depend upon the nature thereof. It, by a judicial fiat, could not have been made a continuous scheme."

34. In the case of STATE OF A.P. & ANR v. A.P. PENSIONERS ASSOCIATION & ORS [(2005) 13 SCC 161], the Hon'ble Supreme Court has observed as follows:

"28 It is trite that, the final recommendations of the Pay Commission were not ipso facto binding on the Government, as the Government had to accept and implement the recommendations of the Pay Commission consistent with its financial position. This is precisely what the Government did. Such an action on the part of the Government can neither be characterised as irrational, nor as arbitrary so as to infringe Article 14 of the Constitution."

Mr. Lalit placed strong reliance on D.S. Nakara and Others Vs. Union of India [(1983) 1 SCC 305] for the proposition that the financial implication for implementation of the recommendations of PRC has not much relevance. Therein, the Constitution Bench came to the conclusion that the increased liability upon the said judgment is not too high to be unbearable or such as would have detracted the Government from covering the old pensioners under the scheme.

The decisions of this Court which have been noticed in Amar Nath Goyal (supra) categorically

point out that financial implication is one of the relevant considerations for the State to deny certain benefits to a class of employees who retire on or before a particular date."

35. In the case of TRANSPORT AND DOCK WORKERS UNION AND ORS v MUMBAI PORT TRUST AND ANOTHER [(2011) 2 SCC 575, the Hon'ble Supreme Court observed as follows:

"38. As regards cut-off dates, this Court in Government of Andhra Pradesh and Ors. vs. N. Subbarayudu and Ors., 2008 (14) SCC 702 has observed vide paragraphs 5 to 9 :

"5. In a catena of decisions of this Court it has been held that the cut-off date is fixed by the executive authority keeping in view the economic conditions, financial constraints and many other administrative and other attending circumstances. This Court is also of the view that fixing cut-off dates is within the domain of the executive authority and the court should not normally interfere with the fixation of cut-off date by the executive authority unless such order appears to be on the face of it blatantly discriminatory and arbitrary. (See State of Punjab vs. Amar Nath Goyal, 2005(6) SCC 754)

6. No doubt in D.S. Nakara vs. Union of India, 1983(1) SCC 305 this Court had struck down the cut-off date in connection with the demand of pension.

However, in subsequent decisions this Court has considerably watered down the rigid view taken in Nakara case as observed in para 29 of the decision of this Court in State of Punjab vs. Amar Nath Goyal.

7. There may be various considerations in the mind of the executive authorities due to which a particular cut-off date has been fixed. These considerations can be financial, administrative or other considerations. The court must exercise judicial restraint and must ordinarily leave it to the executive authorities to fix the cut-off date. The Government must

be left with some leeway and free play at the joints in this connection.

8. In fact several decisions of this Court have gone to the extent of saying that the choice of a cut-off date cannot be dubbed as arbitrary even if no particular reason is given for the same in the counter-affidavit filed by the Government (unless it is shown to be totally capricious or whimsical), vide State of Bihar vs. Ramjee Prasad, 1990(3) SCC 368, Union of India vs. Sudhir Kumar Jaiswal, 1994(4) SCC 212 (vide SCC 5), Ramrao vs. All In- dia Backward Class Bank Employees Welfare Assn. 2004(2) SCC 76 (vide para 31), University Grants Commission vs. Sadhana Chaudhary, 1996

(10) SCC 536, etc. It follows, therefore, that even if no reason has been given in the counter-affidavit of the Government or the executive authority as to why a particular cut-off date has been chosen, the court must still not declare that date to be arbitrary and violative of Article 14 unless the said cut- off date leads to some blatantly capricious or outrageous result.

9. As has been held by this Court in Aravali Golf Club vs. Chander Hass, 2008

(1) SCC 683 and in Govt. of A.P. vs. P.

Laxmi Devi, 2008 (4) SCC 720, the court must maintain judicial restraint in matters relating to the legislative or executive domain."

39.In our opinion, there is often a misunderstanding about Article 14 of the Constitution, and often lawyers and Judges tend to construe it in a doctrinaire and absolute sense, which may be totally impractical and make the working of the executive authorities extremely difficult if not impossible.

40. As Lord Denning observed :

"This power to overturn executive decision must be exercised very carefully, because you have

got to remember that the executive and the local authorities have their very own responsibilities and they have the right to make decisions. The Courts should be very wary about interfering and only interfere in extreme cases, that is, cases where the Court is sure they have gone wrong in law or they have been utterly unreasonable. Otherwise you would get a conflict between the courts and the government and the authorities, which would be most undesirable. The courts must act very warily in this matter." (See `Judging the World' by Garry Sturgess Philip Chubb).

41. In our opinion Judges must maintain judicial self restraint while exercising the powers of judicial review of administrative or legislative decisions. "In view of the complexities of modern society", wrote Justice Frankfurter, while Professor of Law at Harvard University, "and the restricted scope of any man's experience, tolerance and humility in passing judgment on the worth of the experience and beliefs of others become crucial faculties in the disposition of cases. The successful exercise of such judicial power calls for rare intellectual disinterestedness and penetration, lest limitation in personal experience and imagination operate as limitations of the Constitution. These insights Mr. Justice Holmes applied in hundreds of cases and expressed in memorable language : It is misfortune if a judge reads his conscious or unconscious sympathy with one side or the other prematurely into the law, and forgets that what seem to him to be first principles are believed by half his fellow men to be wrong."

42. In writing a biographical essay on the celebrated Justice Holmes of the U.S. Supreme Court in the dictionary of American Biography, Justice Frankfurter wrote :

"It was not for him (Holmes) to prescribe for society or to deny it the right of experimentation within very wide limits. That was to be left for contest by the political forces in the state. The duty of the Court was to keep the ring free. He reached the democratic result by the philosophic route of skepticism-by his disbelief in ultimate answers to social questions. Thereby he exhibited the judicial function at its

purest." (see `Essays on Legal History in Honour of Felix Frankfurter' edited by Morris D. Forkosch.)

43. In our opinion adjudication must be done within the system of historically validated restraints and conscious minimization of the Judges' preferences. The Court must not embarrass the administrative authorities and must realize that administrative authorities have expertise in the field of administration while the Court does not. In the words of Chief Justice Neely, former Chief Justice of the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals : "I have very few illusions about my own limitations as a Judge. I am not an accountant, electrical engineer, financier, banker, stockbroker or system management analyst. It is the height of folly to expect Judges intelligently to review a 5000 page record addressing the intricacies of a public utility operation.

It is not the function of a Judge to act as a super board, or with the zeal of a pedantic school master substituting its judgment for that of the administrator."

44. In administrative matters the Court should, therefore, ordinarily defer to the judgment of the administrators unless the decision is clearly violative of some statute or is shockingly arbitrary. In this connection, Justice Frankfurter while Professor of Law at Harvard University wrote in `The Public and its Government' - "With the great men of the Supreme Court constitutional adjudication has always been statecraft. As a mere Judge, Marshall had his superiors among his colleagues.

His supremacy lay in his recognition of the practical needs of government. The great judges are those to whom the Constitution is not primarily a text for interpretation but the means of ordering the life of a progressive people."

45. In the same book Justice Frankfurter also wrote - "In simple truth, the difficulties that government encounters from law do not inhere

in the Constitution. They are due to the judges who interpret it. That document has ample resources for imaginative statesmanship, if judges have imagination for statesmanship."

46. In legal scholarship, Roscoe Pound challenged the rigid formalism of Justice Field. Pound strongly argued against a jurisprudence founded upon immutable first principles and sought in the social sciences and related fields a means for making the law responsive to a changing world.

47. As observed by Justice Frankfurter :

"It would be comfortable to discover a Procrustean formula........ If such were the process of Constitutional adjudications in this most sensitive field, it would furnish an almost automatic task of applying mechanical formula and would hardly call for the labors of Marshall or Taney, of Holmes or Cardozo. To look for such talismanic formula is to assume that the broad guarantees of the Constitution can fulfill their purpose without the nourishment of history."

48. In Keshavanand Bharti vs. State of Kerala, AIR 1973 SC 1461 (vide paragraph 1547) Khanna, J. observed :

"In exercising the power of judicial review, the Courts cannot be oblivious of the practical needs of the government. The door has to be left open for trial and error."

49. In the present case there was a reasonable basis for the classification, and hence there is no violative of Article 14 of the Constitution."

36. In support of their contentions, the learned counsel appearing for the petitioners relied on the judgment of the Hon'ble Supreme Court in UNION OF INDIA AND ANOTHER v. SPS VAINS (RETD) AND OTHERS [(2008) 9 SCC 125]. The learned counsel, appearing for the petitioners, also relied on the Judgment of the Constitution Bench of the Hon'ble Supreme Court in D.S.NAKARA, contended that all the exercise irrespective of their retirement should be treated as homogeneous, one class and while extending the benefit of pension, it should be extended to

all and fixing of the cut-off date as 01.01.1996, is illegal and violative of the principles laid down in D.S.NAKARA.

37. Such an argument has no force in law, in view of the fact that all the subsequent Judgments to the Judgment of D.S.NAKARA, the Hon'ble Supreme Court has reiterated and emphasized that the legal principles in the case of D.S.NAKARA to be tested with the facts and in the changing circumstances. In other words, the case of D.S.NAKARA was decided in the year 1983 and thereafter, the Hon'ble Supreme Court has considered various aspects of Pension Schemes and laid down the principles holding that fixing of cut-off date cannot be held to be illegal or arbitrary. Further, the date of implementation of the Pay Commission cannot be said to be arbitrary and further the Hon'ble Supreme Court considered the financial constraints of the State and other aspects while granting the relief in such kind of cases.

38. In this regard, the Government in its counter affidavit in paragraph No.18, has narrated the statics about the expenditure to be incurred and paragraph No.18, is extracted below:

"18.The expenditure on pension has increased manifold and in 2006-2007, the number of pensioners was 5,60,168 and expenditure was Rs.5,442 crores. In 2015-16, the number of pensioners increased to 7,14,041 and pension expenditure is estimated at Rs.20,074/- crore. The Pension and retirement benefits expenditure was at 5.9% of total revenue expenditure in 1990-91 and 14.7% in 2011-12 and it is estimated that it may reach 20.5% during 2030-3. Due to various legal interventions, a number of Government Orders have been issued with huge impact on State finance by increased expenditure on pension and other retirement benefits, which is unsustainable in the long run. Further, retrospective upward revision of the pensionary entitlements and benefits create issues of inter-generational equity. The further revision of pension and other retirement benefits without considering financial constraint of the State will lead to more financial stress and the State cannot implement development and infrastructure schemes."

39. Thus, this Court is of the opinion that the benefits extended to the employees belongs to the same class to be extended equally and uniformly to all the persons worked in that particular cadre. There cannot be any discrimination, within the class and therefore, the benefit of counting of the services in respect of the Secondary Grade Teachers and the Elementary

School Headmasters prior to 1.6.1988 to be extended to all the teachers, who have served in the particular cadre prior to 1.6.1988. The said policy was admitted by the Government and the scheme was extended to all. While-so, there cannot be any discrimination on the basis that the benefit to be extended to the persons who have approached the High Court. Even the teachers, who have not filed any writ petition also to be granted with the same benefit of counting of the services rendered prior to 1.6.1988 in the post of Secondary Grade Teachers and the Elementary School Headmasters.

40. This apart, the clauses mentioned in G.O.Ms.No.179, to be followed scrupulously by the respondents and accordingly, the benefits to be extended to all the writ petitioners irrespective of the fact whether they have filed writ petitions or not. It is admitted by the learned Senior Counsel for the respondents that the Government will implement the clauses in G.O.Ms.No.179, School Education Department, dated 6.9.2013 in its letter and spirit. Thus, there is no dispute in respect of the implementation of the order passed by the Government in G.O.Ms.No.179, School Education Department, dated 6.9.2013. The Government has once assured that the benefit of the Government Order will be given to persons, who have filed cases numbering 1,528, then the same benefit cannot be denied to other similarly placed persons. To that extent, the Government Order seems to be bad in law.

41. The Hon'ble Supreme Court of India, time and again, emphasised that for the purpose of getting the benefits, the pensioners or the employees, cannot be driven to Court for filing a writ petition. The State, being a model employer, should implement the financial orders uniformly to all persons, who are eligible to avail the benefits and there cannot be any discrimination in respect of grant of monetary benefits amongst the same class of people. Thus, this Court is of the strong opinion that the benefit granted in G.O.Ms.No.179, School Education Department, dated 6.9.2013, should not be restricted only to the litigants, who were before this Court numbering 1,528 and the same is to be extended to all the similarly placed persons, who belongs to the same class.

42. Accordingly, the following directions are issued: (i) The G.O.Ms.No.179, School Education Department, dated 6.9.2013 is upheld;

(ii) The benefits granted in G.O.Ms.No.179, School Education Department, dated 6.9.2013, to be implemented scrupulously in its terms and conditions to all the employees who have served in the same cadre and who are placed similarly; (iii) If any double selection grade or double special grade was granted on account of an administrative error, the

respondents are at liberty to rectify the errors in granting revision of pay and accordingly, fix the correct scale of pay as per the said Government Order;

(iv) If the revision of pay is not extended to the similarly placed persons, then the respondents are directed to grant the revision of scale of pay to all the similarly placed employees as per G.O.Ms.No.179, School Education Department, dated 6.9.2013. In this regard, the Director of Elementary School Education, is directed to prepare consolidated instructions with clear illustrations and communicate the same to all the subordinate officials, so as to avoid discrepancies and inconsistencies in respect of the implementation of G.O.Ms.No.179, School Education Department, dated 6.9.2013; (v) The Government, in paragraph 18 of its counteraffidavit, has narrated the statistics about the expenditure to be incurred and the same is extracted in paragraph-38 of this judgment.

In view of the financial stress, the Government shall calculate and revise the pension and family pension in respect of those who expired, based on the revised scales of pay in terms of G.O.Ms.No.179, School Education Department, dated 6.9.

(vii) These directions are issued to provide a quietus to the issue and to the irregularities, discrepancies and inconsistencies caused on account of erroneous implementation of various Government Orders issued in this regard by the Government. Thus, an uniform implementation is to be made by the officials without giving any room for any discriminations and confusions in future and thereby to ensure that the officials have to implement the orders in its letter and spirit and scrupulously and to avoid financial loss to the State Exchequer. (viii) The said exercise shall be done by the respondents, within a period of six months from the date of receipt of a copy of this order.

43. Accordingly, all the writ petitions stand disposed of. However, there shall be no order as to costs. Consequently, connected miscellaneous petitions are closed. Sd/- Assistant Registrar(CS-ii) //True Copy// Sub Assistant Registrar

To THE SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT SCHOOL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FORT ST. GEORGE CHENNAI 600 009.

THE SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT FINANCE DEPARTMENT FORT ST. GEORGE CHENNAI 9.

THE DIRECTOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION COLLEGE ROAD CHENNAI 6.

THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER THE NILGIRIES DISTRICT, OOTACAMUND THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, KARUR DISTRICT, KARUR THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER TIRUPPUR DISTRICT TIRUPPUR THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, ERODE, ERODE DISTRICT THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, SALEM, SALEM DISTRICT THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, ARIYALUR, ARIYALUR DISTRICT THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, TIRUVALLUR, TIRUVALLUR DISTRICT

THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, TIRUVARUR, TIRUVARUR DISTRICT.

THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, VELLORE, VELLORE DISTTRICT THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, DINDIGUL, DINDIGUL DISTRICT THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, NAGAPATTINAM, NAGAPATTINAM DISTRICT.

THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, PUDUKKOTTAI, PUDUKKOTTAI DISTRICT.

THE DISTRICT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, TRICHY, TRICHY DISTRICT.

THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER KANGEYAM PANCHAYAT UNION, KENGEYAM, THIRUPPUR DISTRICT THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER KARUR PANCHAYAT UNION, KARUR KARUR DISTRIC THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER DHARAPURAM, PANCHAYAT UNION, THIRUPPUR, THIRUPPUR DISTRICT THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER KANDADAM PANCHAYAT UNION, KANDADAM, THIRUPPUR DISTRICT THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER VALLAKOVIL PANCHAYAT UNION, VELLAKOIL ERODE DISTRICT THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER BHAVANI PANCHAYAT UNION, ERODE.

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THE ADDITIONAL ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER THIRUVALLUR, THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, NEEDAMANGALAM, THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER KAVERIPAKKAM, VELLORE DISTRICT THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER PALLIPATTU THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER R.K.PETTAI UNION, THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER KAVERIPAKKAM VELLORE DISTRICT THE CORRESPONDENT/SECRETARY, BHARATHI ACDED SCHOOL VAILAMBADI, KOODALUR POST MINNAL, VELLORE DISTRICT THE CORRESPONDENT/SECRETARY, CSI, MIDDLE SCHOOL PARANCHI, KAVERIPAKKAM UNION VELLORE DISTRICT.

THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, WALLAJAH EAST, RANIPET VELLORE DISTRICT.

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THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, THANDONDRIMALAI PANCHAYAT UNIOR, THANDONDRIMALAI, KARUR DISTRICT THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, KUJILIAMPARAI PANCHAYAT UNION, THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, KILVELUR BLOCK, NAGAPATTINAM DISTRICT THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, KARAMBAKKUDI PANCHAYAT UNIOR KARAMBAKKUDI PUDUKKOTTAI DISTRICT THE ADDITIONAL ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, THIRUVARUR VILAMAL THIRUVARUR.

THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, LALGUDI PANCHAYAT UNION, LALGUDI, TRICHY DISTRICT THE ASSISTANT ELEMENTARY EDUCATIONAL OFFICER, ARAVAKURICHI PANCHAYAT UNION, ARAVAKURICHI, KARUR DISTRICT.

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