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Centre’s pleas over CAT orders on AIS officers’ allocation to TS adjourned to July 18

The High Court on Monday adjourned the hearing a batch of writ petitions filed by Central government challenging Central Administrative Tribunal-Hyderabad order allocating 15 All India Service Officers (AIS) to Telangana. The officers whose allocation was challenged by the Centre includes IPS officer Anjani Kumar, currently serving as Director General of Police, Telangana.

These AIS officers were allocated to residuary Andhra Pradesh cadre following creation of Telangana. They moved the CAT-Hyderabad which passed orders permitting them to continue with Telangana. The Union of India represented by Department of Personnel and Training moved the HC challenging the CAT order.

A bench of Justices Abhinand Kumar Shavili and J. Sreenivas Rao was adjudicating the batch of pleas. When the matter came up for hearing on Monday, Additional Advocate General J. Ramchander Rao requested the bench to hear the contentions of the State government as well before passing orders. He sought a time of one month for the State to present its contentions.

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