Delhi HC quashes advertisements issued by JNU for appointments for two posts
A division bench of the High Court in an interim order had earlier restrained the university from making any appointments to the two posts in question.
JNU campus (Express Photo by Tashi Tobgyal) THE DELHI High Court has quashed advertisements issued by Jawaharlal Nehru University in August 2019 with respect to appointments for two posts – of a professor and an associate professor – after ruling that the university has failed to prove that reservation rosters were correctly recast by it.
The order has been passed in a petition filed by two assistant professors of the university who challenged the advertisements contending that the post of associate professor meant for SC candidate at the Centre for Informal Sector & Labour Studies, School of Social Sciences, has been converted into an ST post and the post of professor meant for ST candidate at the Centre for Inner Asian Studies (Tibetan & Himalayan Studies), School of International Studies has been converted into an unreserved post. A division bench of the High Court in an interim order had earlier restrained the university from making any appointments to the two posts in question.