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    IN THE HIGH COURT OF DELHI AT NEW DELHI

    W.P.(C) 1443/2012 and CM No.3149/2012 (Directions)

    JOSE MELETH ..... Petitioner

    Through: Mr. Jayant Tripathi and Mr. Abhijit Mittal,

    Advs.

    versus

    UOI AND ORS ..... Respondents

    Through: Mr. Gaurav Sharma, Adv. for

    Mr. Sumeet Pushkarna, CGSC for R-1 and 2.

    Mr. Rakesh Munjal, Sr. Adv. with

    Mr. Rakesh Garg, Adv. for R-3.

    Mr. Chandrashekhar Singh, Advs. for R-4.

    Mr. Maneesh Goyal and Mr. Sajid Chaudhary,

    Advs. for R-5.

    CORAM:

    HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE SANJAY KISHAN KAUL

    HON'BLE MS. JUSTICE INDERMEET KAUR

    O R D E R

    14.01.2013

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    In pursuance of our order dated 30.11.2012 learned counsel for the

    Indian Law Institute/respondent No.3 has placed before us the Minutes of

    the Executive Committee meeting held on 13.12.2012. The particular

    aspect has been discussed at item No.8. The Committee has opined that

    after perusal of all the relevant documents, the inquiry report dated

    4.4.2012 finding the appointment of Professor S. Sivakumar/respondent

    No.4 was in order and the complaint of the petitioner be rejected should

    be accepted.

    We put a specific query to learned senior counsel for respondent

    No.3 that in view thereof we would have to examine the allegations

    made by the petitioner

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    and what would be the answer to the specific aspects dealt with in our

    order dated 21.8.2012.

    Learned senior counsel for respondent No.3 submits that the

    certificates submitted by respondent No.4 along with his application,

    issued by KLA, have not been disowned and have been issued by the same

    person/authority who had issued the subsequent certificates which cast a

    doubt on the experience of respondent No.4.

    No doubt the aforesaid is true but the explanation given in the

    subsequent certificate is that respondent No.4 did not join on 1.8.1994

    but joined on 1.6.1996. To our mind the date of joining itself should

    not become an aspect of dispute. It has also been stated that respondent

    No.4 did not teach any post graduate course in KLA.

    We have put to learned counsel for respondent No.4 that the

    aforesaid, in our view, is a serious matter as there may be an element of

    perjury either on behalf of KLA or on behalf of respondent No.4. We,thus, call upon respondent No.4 to file an affidavit setting out which is

    the date which he joined KLA and as to what courses he taught and for

    which period. The affidavit should specifically state which post

    graduate course did he teach in KLA and when. Respondent No.4 should

    categorically state that he worked as a full time Lecturer teaching post

    graduate classes specifically qua the disputed period of 1.8.1994 to

    1.6.1996.

    The matter does not end at this as such a contradiction is even

    arising qua the claim of respondent No.4 of post graduate level teaching

    at National University of Juridical Sciences, Kolkata (for short ?NUJS?).

    The NUJS has disclosed that respondent No.4 did not teach any post

    graduate course in the NUJS while respondent No.4 claimed to have taught

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    such post graduate course from 20.5.2003 to 19.10.2003. We, thus,

    call upon respondent No.4 to, once again,

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    state on affidavit as to which are the post graduate courses he taught at

    NUJS and for which period.

    We are of the view that the matter has to be taken to its logical

    conclusion by coming to an opinion whether respondent No.4 relied upon

    incorrect teaching experience or was the teaching experience as sought to

    be propounded by respondent No.4. If the teaching experience found for

    the relevant period to be non-existent then the appointment of respondent

    No.4 cannot stand.

    The affidavit be filed within three (3) weeks.

    We also consider it appropriate to issue notice to NUJS in view of

    the response to the petitioner under the RTI Act. The notice should be

    accompanied by a copy of our order dated 21.8.2012 and the order passed

    today, dasti as well.

    List for directions on 20.2.2013.

    Dasti to learned counsel for respondent No.4 under the signatures

    of the Court Master.

    SANJAY KISHAN KAUL, J.

    JANUARY 14, 2013 INDERMEET KAUR, J.

    b?nesh

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