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GOVERNMENT OF HARYANA COMPENDIUM OF INSTRUCTIONS ON RESERVATION FOR MEMBERS OF SCHEDULED CASTES/ SCHEDULED TRIBES, BACKWARD CLASSES, EX-SERVICEMEN AND THE PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED PERSONS IN SERVICES AND POSTS FILLED BY DIRECT RECRUITMENT, BY TRANSFER, BY PROMOTION AND ADMISSIONS IN INSTITUTIONS IN HARYANA CHIEF SECRETARY, GOVERNMENT OF HARYANA YEAR -- 2009 (iv) (v) CONTENTS Sr. No and Date of Brief contents of Page No. Govt. Instructions Instructions No. 1 2 3 4 Preface Editorial & Publication Team Constitutional Provision xxvi—xxviii CHAPTER – I COMMON INSTRUCTIONS 1. No. 1016–4 WGI-66, Grant of protection to Scheduled Castes/ 3 dt. 16-2-66 Tribes and other Backward Classes Employees against reduction/retrenchment in view of their lean representation in services. 2. No. 1996-2G S-I—76/8148 Reservation for ex-servicemen and 4—5 dt. 1-4-l976 persons belonging to Scheduled Castes and Backward Classes. 3. No.2812-2GSI-76/11578, Reservation of post for Scheduled Castes, 6—7 dt. 5-5-1976 Backward Classes and Ex servicemen under the services of Haryana State. 4. No. 38/48/78-G.S.-I. Reservation of posts for Scheduled 8—9 dt. 14-9-1978. Castes, Backward Casses and Ex- servicemen under the services of Haryana Government. 5. No. 38/20/78-2GSI Reservation of posts for Scheduled 10—13 dt. 9-2-1979. Castes, Backward Classes and Ex- servicemen under the services of Haryana State. 6. No. 4/20/79-3GSIII Reservation of posts for Scheduled 14 dt. 8-5-80. Castes, Backward Classes and Ex- Servicemen in the Services of Haryana State. 7. No. 4/20/79-3 GSIII Reservation of posts for Scheduled 15 dt. 27-5-1980. Castes, Backward Classes and Ex- servicemen in the service of Haryana State. (vi) 1 2 3 4 8. No. 22/43/80-3GSIII Reservation for members of 16 dt. 17-6-1980. Scheduled Castes, Backward Classes and Ex-servicemen in the services. 9. No 24/17/80-3 GSIII Reservation of posts for the Physically 17—20 dt. 16-12-1980. Handicapped persons in Groups C & D posts (Class III & IV) services under the State Government. 10. 22/3/81-3 GSIII Reservation of posts for the persons 21—25 dt. 2-2-1981. of reserved categories in the universities/ boards/corporations, cooperative institutions submission of quarterly report. 11. Øekad 22@54@80&3th0,l0&III vuqlwfpr tkfr;ksa] fiNM+s oxks±] HkwriwoZ 26—27 fnukad % 5&2&1981 lSfudksa rFkk viax O;fDr;ksa dks ljdkjh lsok esa vkj{k.k iznku djukA 12. No. 22/65-81-3GSIII. Issue of No suitable Candidates Available 28—29 dt. 1-10-1981. Certificates–Filling of posts/vacancies by persons belonging to reserved categories. 13. Øekad 22@21&81&3 th0,l0&III vuqlwfpr tkfr;ksa] HkwriwoZ lSfudksa rFkk 30 fnukad % 10&6&1982 fiNM+s oxks± ds mEehnokjksa ds fy, lsokvksa esa vkj{k.kA 14. No. 22/41/82-3GSIII Reservation of posts for Scheduled 31 dt. 21-6-1982. Castes, Backward Classes and Ex- servicemen under the services of Haryana State. 15. No. 22/89/82-3GSIII The recruitment policy of the 32—33 dt. 30-9-82. Government in the reserved categories Review thereof Meeting on the 15th October, 1982 at 9-30 a.m. (Office room of the Chief Secretary, Haryana). 16. 22/115/82-3GS-III Review of shortfall in appointments 34—37 dt. 29-11-1982. to the reserved categories quota posts. 17. 22/115/ 82-3GSIII Reveiw of the representation of the 38—43 dt. 7-1-1983. Scheduled Castes and other reserved categories. In services in various departments of Haryana—Meeting held on 6.1.83 at 10.00 a.m. (vii) 1 2 3 4 18. 22/6/83-3 GSIII Review of the representation of the 44—53 dt. 16-2-1983 Scheduled Castes and other reserved categories in services in various departments of Haryana-Meeting held on 27-1-1983 at 10-00 A.M. 19. No. 22/55/81 -3G3III Relaxation of experience conditions 54—55 dt. 15-3-1983. for members of Scheduled Castes, Backward Classes, Ex-servicemen & Handicapped Candidates. 20. No. 22/40/83-GSIII Reservation of work-charge posts 56 9-9-1983 for the Schedule Castes, Backward Classes, Ex-Serviceman and Physically handicapped. 21. No. 22/86/82-3GSIII Reservation of posts for Scheduled 57—58 dt. 23-11-1983. Castes, Backward Classes, Ex- Servicemen and Physically handi- capped persons. 22. 22/6/83-3GSIII Review of shortfall in reserved 59—60 dt. 2-3-83 categories-meeting held on 28-2-1983. 23. 22/36/83-3 GSIII Reservation for members of 61 dt. 20-5-1983 Scheduled Castes etc. in the services under the Public Sector Undertakings/Autonomous Bodies etc. 24. 22/6/83-3GSIII Review of Shortfalls in reserved 62—66 dt. 2/6-6-1983. categories Co1lection of information pertaining to the quarter ending 31-3-l983. 25. No. 22/4/84-3GS-III Relaxation of experience conditions 67—68 dt. 8-3-1984 for members of Scheduled Castes, Backward Classes, Ex-servicemen and Handicapped candidates. 26. No. 22/67/83-3GSIII Civil Writ Petition No. 4715-18/83- 69 dt. 23-10-84 Shri Chander Pal Singh and others V/s Haryana State—in Hon’ble Supreme Court—Reservation of posts for the Scheduled Castes, Backward Classes, Ex-Servicemen and Handicapped Persons. (viii) 1 2 3 4 27. No. 22/46/85-3 GS III Reservation of posts for Scheduled 70 dt. 22-8-1985. Castes, Backward Classes and Ex- Servicemen under the services of Haryana State-Clarifications relating to para 1(1) of the instructions dated 9-2-79. 28. No. 22/43/86-3 GS III Reservation of posts for Scheduled 71 dt. 30-7-1986. Castes, Backward Classes and Ex- Servicemen in the service of Haryana Government. 29. Øekad bZ-lh--1/987/30602-43 vuqlwfpr tkfr;ka@fiNM+s oxZ@HkwriwoZ 72 fnukad 18-11-87 lSfud rFkk viax O;fDr;ksa dks vkj{k.k iznku djus ds ckjs esa jksLVj jftLVj rS;kj djukA 30. No. 22/2/87-3GS-III Reservation of posts for Scheduled 73 dt. 11-8-88. Castes, Backward Classes, Ex- Servicemen and Physically Handicapped in the service of Haryana State. 31. No. 22/31/89-3GS-III Reservation clearing of shortfall in 74 dt. 7-7-1989. the reserved vacancies. 32. No. 22/36/90-3GS-III Reservation of posts for Scheduled 75—76 dt. 24-1-1991. Castes, Backward Classes, Ex-servicemen and Physically Handicapped persons under the services of Haryana State. 33. No. 22/36/90-3GS-III Reservation of posts for Scheduled 77—78 dt. 24-1-1991. Castes, Backward Classes, Ex- servicemen and Physically Handicapped persons under the services of Haryana State. 34. No. 22/36/90-3GS-III Reservation of posts for Scheduled 79 dt. 5-4-1991. Castes, Backward Classes, Ex- servicemen and Physically Handi- capped persons under the services of Haryana State. 35. No. 22/22/91-3GS-III Reservation of posts for other 80—81 dt. 5-4-1991. Backward Classes and Economically Backward among the forward Classes under the services of State of Haryana. (ix) 1 2 3 4 36. No. 22/22/91-3GS-III Reservation of posts for “Other 82 dt. 12-9-1991. Backward Classes” and Economically Backward among the forward Classes under the services of State of Haryana. 37. i= Øekad 22/36/86-3 th-,l- III vuqlwfpr tkfr;ka@HkwriwoZ lSfudksa 83 fnukad 4-5-1994 rFkk fiNM+s oxksZa ds mEehnkokjksa ds fy, lsokvksa esa vkj{k.kA 38. Øekad 22/1/94-3 th-,l- III ljdkjh lsokvksa es vkjf{kr oxZ ds fy, 84 fnukad 17-10-1994. izfrfuf/kRo ckjs lwpuk HkstukA 39. No. 22/1/94-3GS-III Information regarding the 85—87 dt. 1-2-1995. representation of Reserved Category in Government Services. 40. No. 22/36/95-3GS-III Reservation for Scheduled Castes, 88—92 dt. 20-7-1995. Backward Classes (Block ‘A’ & Block ‘B’) Exservicemen & Physically Handicapped persons in direct recruitment to Class-III and Class-IV Govt. Jobs. 41. Øekad : 22/94/96-3 th-,l--III vuqlwfpr tkfr;ksa rFkk fiNM+s oxksZa] 93—94 fnukad : 29-9-96 HkwriwoZ lSfudksa rFkk viax O;fDr;ksa dks ljdkjh lsokvksa es vkj{k.k iznku djukA 42. Øekad : 22/94/96-3 th-,l-.-III vuqlwfpr tkfr;ksa] fiNM+s oxksZa] HkwriwoZ 95—96 fnukad :8-5-1997 lSfudksa rFkk viax O;fDr;ksa dks ljdkjh lsokvksa es vkj{k.k iznku djukA 43. No. 22/79/95-3 GS-III Filling backlog in the reserved 97—98 dt. 12-9-1997. vacancies —Supreme Court Judgement in Indira Sawhney case. 44. No. 22/73/92/—3GS-III Implementation of the decision of 99—100 dt. 16-6-1998. Supreme Court of India regarding reservation in promotion etc. 45. No. 22/91/98-3GS-III Sending of requisitions to HPSC/ 101 dt. 8-4-1999. HSSC for filling up various posts by direct recruitment Earmarking of posts for various reserved categories. (x) 1 2 3 4 46. No. 22/73/92-3GS-III Reservation of posts for Scheduled 102—105 dt. 14-10-1999 Castes, Backward Classes under the services of Haryana State. 47. Øekad : 22/36/96-3th-,l--III vuqlwfpr tkfr;ksa] HkwriwoZ lSfudksa rFkk 106—107 fnukad : 2-11-1999. fiNM+s oxksZa ds mEehnokjksa ds fy, lsokvksa esa vkj{k.kA 48. No. 22/54/2000-3GS-III Checking of Roster Register in State 108 dt.
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