01Facts
The petitioner, a Teacher (L.B.), was promoted to Lecturer (Physics) by order dated 22.07.2025, with counselling scheduled for 26.09.2025.
¶ 2–3He sought consideration for a Lecturer (Physics) vacancy at Government Higher Secondary School, Kansinghi, but received no decision on his representation before counselling.
¶ 2–3He declined the promotion during counselling, but later expressed willingness to accept any vacancy remaining unfilled after counselling.
¶ 2–3The State submitted that his claim could be considered under Clause H of the counselling guidelines dated 08.09.2025.
¶ 2–302Issues
i.Whether the petitioner’s case should be considered for posting as Lecturer against a vacancy remaining unfilled after counselling, despite his having declined promotion during counselling.
¶ 2–3ii.Whether the authorities should issue a posting order under Clause H of the counselling guidelines within a specified period.
¶ 503Law Applied
The Court applied Clause H of the counselling guidelines dated 08.09.2025 as the governing basis for considering posting against vacancies remaining unfilled after counselling.
¶ 5The judgment identifies no statute or precedent as a basis for its decision.
¶ 504Reasoning
The Court confined its consideration to the petitioner’s limited request for posting against a vacancy left unfilled after counselling.
¶ 3–5In light of the State’s submission that his claim would be considered under Clause H, the Court directed the authorities to consider the claim and issue an appropriate posting order; it did not direct posting at the specific school sought by the petitioner.
¶ 3–505Holding
The petition was disposed of with a direction to the respondent authorities to consider the petitioner for promotion posting against a vacancy remaining unfilled after counselling, in accordance with Clause H, and to issue an appropriate posting order within 30 days from production of the order before the Director of Public Instructions.
¶ 5–7The petitioner was permitted to submit a copy of the order to the Director for compliance.
¶ 5–7Original Court PDF
RAMESHWAR DEWANGANvsSTATE OF CHHATTISGARH
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