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DAILY CAUSE LIST CENTRAL ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL Principal Bench NEW DELHI LIST of CASES to BE HEARD on FRIDAY the 25TH JANUARY 2019 DAILY CAUSE LIST CENTRAL ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL Principal Bench NEW DELHI LIST OF CASES TO BE HEARD ON FRIDAY THE 25TH JANUARY 2019 COURT NO : 1 HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE L. NARASIMHA REDDY CHAIRMAN AT 10:30 AM FOR ADMISSION 1 P.T./100/12/2019 ASHOK KUMAR D R SHARMA 2 OA 328/2016 -V/S- -------------------- AHMEDABAD BENCH M/O WATER RESOURCES 2 P.T./100/14/2019 M/O SCIENCE AND ANIL KUMAR SINGH 1 OA 876/2018 TECHNOLOGY & OTHERS -------------------- RANCHI CIRUIT -V/S- BENCH RANCHI RANJIT SINGH 3 P.T./100/15/2019 M/O SCIENCE AND ANIL KUMAR SINGH 1 OS 838/2018 PATNA TECHNOLOGY & OTHERS -------------------- BENCH -V/S- SATYENDRA PARIT 4 P.T./100/16/2019 ALL INDIA RADIO S M ARIF 1 OA 1663/2018 -V/S- -------------------- BANGALORE BENCH JAYASHREE NARAIN 5 P.T./100/17/2019 ALL INDIA RADIO S M ARIF 1 OA 170/OA -V/S- -------------------- 1660/2018 M VIJAYA KAMATH BANGALORE BENCH 6 P.T./100/18/2019 ANOOP KUMAR RAJPUT & AJESH LUTHRA O.A./100/4303/2018 OTHERS -------------------- M.A./100/4886/2018 -V/S- 1 DY. 719 DATED CONTROLLER-GENERAL OF 23/01/2019 ACCOUNTS 1 of 35 DAILY CAUSE LIST CENTRAL ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL Principal Bench NEW DELHI LIST OF CASES TO BE HEARD ON FRIDAY THE 25TH JANUARY 2019 COURT NO : 1 HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE L. NARASIMHA REDDY CHAIRMAN HON'BLE MR. MOHD. JAMSHED MEMBER (A) AT 11.00 AM FOR ADMISSION 1 C.P./100/44/2019 VINDU DEVI & OTHERS T.D. YADAV O.A./100/3805/2018 -V/S- -------------------- 1 T P SINGH & ORS 2 C.P./100/45/2019 MAYA DEVI D.S. CHAUDHARY O.A./100/2762/2015 -V/S- -------------------- 1 VIJAY KUMAR DEV 3 C.P./100/50/2019 ANURAGBACHAN SINGH AJESH LUTHRA O.A./100/4400/2018 -V/S- -------------------- 1 M.A./100/4988/2018 C CHANDRAMOULI 4 O.A./100/278/2019 V P TANWAR RAVI KANT JAIN 1 MACP -V/S- -------------------- DELHI JAL BOARD, GOVT. OF NCTD MA FOR CONDONATION OF DELAY 5 M.A./100/289/2019 KARTAR SINGH ANIL HOODA O.A./100/2192/2000 -V/S- -------------------- 1 M.A./100/290/2019 GOVT. OF NCTD AFTER NOTICE 6 O.A./100/4650/2018 JAGDISH PRASAD PRAVEEN KUMAR SINGH 3 DISCIPLINARY -V/S- -------------------- PROCEEDING M/O HEALTH AND FAMILY (SENIOR CITIZEN) WELFARE A.K. SINGH CONTEMPT PETITION 2 of 35 7 C.P./100/694/2018 VIJAY KUMAR SINGH & M K BHARDWAJ O.A./100/813/2018 OTHERS -------------------- 2 -V/S- ANIL BAIJAL & ANR FOR DIRECTIONS (I.E. MAS/RAS) 8 M.A./100/286/2019 ROHTASH KUMAR VERMA APURB LAL -------------------- C.P./100/532/2018 -V/S- 1 O.A./216/2017 AMIT KHARE & ORS S M ARIF 9 M.A./100/294/2019 MAHIPAL SINGH SOURABH AHUJA -------------------- O.A./100/471/2016 -V/S- 1 M/O HOME AFFAIRS AMIT ANAND RANJAN TYAGI 10 M.A./100/316/2019 A K SHARAN AMIT KUMAR O.A./100/1351/2018 -V/S- -------------------- 1 M/O CIVIL AVIATION AND R K JAIN TOURISM 11 M.A./100/335/2019 RAVI KUMAR INPERSON O.A./100/1669/2017 -V/S- -------------------- M.A./100/2459/2018 MINISTRY OF NEW & N K AGGARWAL M.A./100/2460/2018 RENEWABLE ENERGY A.K. BEHRA 1 M.A./100/2870/2018 M.A./100/3060/2018 M.A./100/3424/2017 READY FOR HEARING (SENIOR CITIZEN) 12 O.A./100/1075/2015 S C PANT GYANESHWAR 35 PROMOTION -V/S- MALKHAN SINGH (SENIOR CITIZEN) M/O ENVIRONMENT AND FORESTS -------------------- GYANENDRA SINGH GITANJALI N SHARMA D.S. MAHENDRU D. BHARATHI REDDY 13 O.A./100/3437/2015 R S BHATIA M.K. BHARDWAJ 27 DISCIPLINARY -V/S- -------------------- PROCEEDING DELHI DEVELOPMENT (SENIOR CITIZEN) AUTHORITY DELHI SANJAY SINGH ARUN BIRBAL 14 O.A./100/4088/2015 ABDUL WAHAB MIRZA SANDHYA GUPTA 22 DEPARTMENTAL -V/S- -------------------- ENQUIRY M/O HEALTH AND FAMILY (SENIOR CITIZEN) WELFARE AVINASH KAUR R.K.JAIN 15 O.A./100/1289/2016 VIJAY RAM JOSHI M.K. BHARDWAJ 29 DISCIPLINARY -V/S- -------------------- PROCEEDING CENTRAL POLLUTION (SENIOR CITIZEN) CONTROL BOARD SAQIB M.A./100/1281/2016 SHAMSUDDIN KHAN 3 of 35 READY FOR HEARING MATTERS 16 O.A./100/3182/2014 KAMAL KANT AGARWAL K R CHITRA 20 PHYSICALLY -V/S- -------------------- HANDICAPPED UNION PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION RAVINDER AGGARWAL KRISHNA KUMAR 17 O.A./100/3467/2014 DR RAJBAL SINGH SACHIN CHAUHAN 18 MACP -V/S- -------------------- M/O WATER RESOURCES RAJINDER NISCHAL ASHOK KR. SHARMA 18 O.A./100/4076/2014 MR ANGINA VENKATA A A KALEBUDDE 21 COUNTING OF PAST NARAYANA -------------------- SERVICE -V/S- M/O PERSONNEL,PUBLIC ASHISH NISCHAL GRIEVANCES AND PENSIONS 19 O.A./100/4478/2014 B C KORWA SACHIN CHAUHAN 30 ACR -V/S- -------------------- M.A./100/3936/2014 M/O HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE R K JAIN R.V.SINHA RAJINDER NISCHAL K M SINGH 4 of 35 DAILY CAUSE LIST CENTRAL ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL Principal Bench NEW DELHI LIST OF CASES TO BE HEARD ON FRIDAY THE 25TH JANUARY 2019 COURT NO : 1 HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE L. NARASIMHA REDDY CHAIRMAN HON'BLE MR. A K BISHNOI MEMBER (A) NOTE : TO BE PRONOUNCED BY HON'BLE CHAIRMAN, FOR PRONOUNCEMENT 1 O.A./100/1811/2013 SUMIT AJESH LUTHRA 34 APPOINTMENT -V/S- -------------------- COMM. OF POLICE RASHAMI CHOPRA 5 of 35 DAILY CAUSE LIST CENTRAL ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL Principal Bench NEW DELHI LIST OF CASES TO BE HEARD ON FRIDAY THE 25TH JANUARY 2019 COURT NO : 1 HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE L. NARASIMHA REDDY CHAIRMAN HON'BLE MS. ARADHANA JOHRI MEMBER (A) NOTE : TO BE PRONOUNCED BY HON'BLE CHAIRMAN, FOR PRONOUNCEMENT 1 O.A./100/2110/2017 SUBHASH CHANDRA HARVINDER OBEROI 9 RECOVERY AGGARWAL NALIM KOHLI (SENIOR CITIZEN) -V/S- M.A./100/2545/2017 NEW DELHI MUNICIPAL -------------------- COUNCIL SRIPARNA CHATTERJEE WITH O.A./100/2137/2017 G S THIND HARVINDER OBEROI M.A./100/2855/2017 -V/S- NALIM KOHLI M.A./100/3000/2017 NEW DELHI MUNICIPAL 9 COUNCIL -------------------- SRIPARNA CHATTERJEE 2 O.A./100/1729/2018 ASHOK KUMAR GARG AJESH LUTHRA 7 DISCIPLINARY -V/S- -------------------- PROCEEDING M/O FINANCE (SENIOR CITIZEN) MANISH KUMAR 6 of 35 DAILY CAUSE LIST CENTRAL ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL Principal Bench NEW DELHI LIST OF CASES TO BE HEARD ON FRIDAY THE 25TH JANUARY 2019 COURT NO : 2 HON'BLE MR. V. AJAY KUMAR MEMBER (J) HON'BLE MS. ARADHANA JOHRI MEMBER (A) AT 10:30 AM FOR ADMISSION 1 C.P./100/41/2019 MAHENDRA SINGH PADMA KUMAR .S O.A./100/2006/2016 -V/S- -------------------- 1 SANJEEV KHIRWAR 2 C.P./100/42/2019 RAKESH BEHARI & OTHERS DR. ASHWANI BHARDWAJ O.A./100/3063/2018 -V/S- -------------------- 1 ARUN GOEL & ORS 3 C.P./100/43/2019 HARBANS LAL R K SHUKLA O.A./100/558/2013 -V/S- -------------------- 1 SUBJECT TO OFFICE REKHA YADAV & ORS OBJECTION 4 C.P./100/47/2019 INDERJEET SINGH JASBIR SINGH MALIK O.A./100/1166/2016 -V/S- -------------------- 1 VARSHA JOSHI 5 C.P./100/48/2019 SATISH KUMAR U SRIVASTAVA O.A./100/164/2015 -V/S- -------------------- 1 P K SRIVASTAVA 6 C.P./100/49/2019 TILAK RAJ GUPTA RAVI KANT JAIN O.A./100/4349/2015 -V/S- -------------------- 1 POONAM CHADHA & ANR 7 C.P./100/52/2019 SURESH KUMAR PURI & U SRIVASTAVA O.A./100/3011/2018 OTHERS -------------------- 1 -V/S- MEERA HANDA 8 M.A./100/273/2019 MAHAVIR SINGH U SRIVASTAVA O.A./100/236/2019 -V/S- -------------------- 1 M/O RAILWAYS 7 of 35 9 M.A./100/281/2019 KAMLESH DEVI SAT & RAKESH KR. SINGH O.A./100/240/2019 OTHERS -------------------- M.A./100/282/2019 -V/S- 1 M.A./100/283/2019 M/O YOUTH AFFAIRS & SPORTS MA FOR CONDONATION OF DELAY 10 M.A./100/1796/2017 SHRI RAM DEV MEENU MAINEE O.A./100/1660/2017 -V/S- -------------------- 11 M.A./100/1797/2017 M/O RAILWAYS M.A./100/1798/2017 V.S.R. KRISHNA AFTER NOTICE 11 O.A./100/3244/2017 SANJAY KUMAR YADAV R K SHUKLA 8 TRANSFER -V/S- -------------------- KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA SANGHTHAN SONIKA S RAJAPPA YOGESH SHARMA 12 O.A./100/46/2018 PARDEEP KUMAR DAGGAR AMIT SHARMA 8 PAY FIXATION -V/S- -------------------- SOUTH DELHI MUNICIPAL CORPORATION OF DELHI M R JUNAIDI 13 O.A./100/739/2018 ANAND KUMAR GOND R K SINGH 9 TERMINATION -V/S- -------------------- M.A./100/2051/2018 M/O HOME AFFAIRS H K GANGWANI CONTEMPT PETITION 14 C.P./100/73/2017 SANJAY HINGORANI RAJEEV SHARMA O.A./100/1603/2010 -V/S- R V SINHA M.A./100/848/2018 P K GUPTA M.A./100/998/2018 -------------------- 15 M.A./100/2129/2018 R.K.JAIN M K BHARDWAJ 15 C.P./100/251/2018 JAI DAYAL SINGH M K BHARDWAJ -------------------- O.A./100/2344/2015 -V/S- 5 RAJEEV LOCHAN RAJEEV KUMAR 16 C.P./100/310/2018 VIJAY R HAROR & OTHERS U SRIVASTAVA -------------------- O.A./100/282/2018 -V/S- 5 N K SINHA J P TIWARI 17 C.P./100/597/2018 KAILASH NATH & OTHERS AJESH LUTHRA -------------------- O.A./100/1459/2016 -V/S- 3 RANJANISH SAHAI & ANR KRISHNA KANT SHARMA 8 of 35 18 C.P./100/2/2019 VIJAY RAM SRIVASTAVA MEENU MAINEE O.A./100/3792/2016 -V/S- -------------------- 2 RAJNISH SAHAI & ORS FOR DIRECTIONS (I.E. MAS/RAS) 19 M.A./100/1283/2014 ABLA PRASAD YOGESH SHARMA O.A./100/4369/2010 -V/S- -------------------- 31 M.A./100/2509/2016 M/O FINANCE RAJEEV KUMAR 20 M.A./100/3123/2018 SUSHILA KAUL DEBASIS MISRA O.A./100/1799/2001 -V/S- -------------------- 4 GOVT.
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