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Orissa High Court

WP(C)/23122/2012 on 3 March, 2021

Author: S. Panda

Bench: S. Panda

                        W.P.(C ) No.23122 of 2012




42.   03.3.2021                Heard learned counsel for the parties.
                               By way of this Writ Petition, the petitioner has
                  sought for a direction to the opposite parties to issue
                  certificate in favour of successful trainees of the petitioner's
                  institution and release the training fees and 2nd Phase
                  Certificate in their favour as per the Skill Development
                  Initiative    Scheme (SDIS) based on Modular Employable
                  Skills.
                               The brief facts of the case is that the Government of
                  India introduced a Scheme called Skill Development Initiative
                  Scheme       (SDIS) based on Modular Employable Skills . The
                  petitioner's institution was registered as Vocational Training
                  Provider      by   the   Regional    Director,      Directorate      of
                  Apprenticeship      Training,   Ramnath,      Hyderabada.         After
                  obtaining necessary registration number from opposite party
                  no.4-Regional      Director,    Directorate    of   Apprenticeship
                  Training, Ramnath, Hyderabada, the petitioner's institution
                  started training to the trainees. The assessment period for
                  the first phase training was March-April, 2010 and 2nd Phase
                  training was June -July, 2010. The grievance of the
                  petitioner is that though the result sheet and NCVT
                  certificate were provided by opposite party no.4 to all
                  successful trainees of 1st Phase, but no training fees are
                  released. The 2nd Phase certificate and the training fees are
                  also pending till date in favour of the trainees of the
                  petitioner's institution even after completion of the training.
                  It is submitted that though opposite party no.2 directed
                  opposite party no.3 to release the payment but neither the
                  certificate of 2nd phase and the payment of 1st & 2nd phase
                  have yet been released by the opposite party no.3 in favour of
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successful     trainees         of     the petitioner's    institution.
Hence, this Writ Petition.
           Learned        Additional       Government        Advocate
appearing for the opposite parties filed counter affidavit and
submits that the first phase of training was held on
10.1.2009 to 12.12.2009 and for the second batch of
January,      2010,        no        Training    Batch       Numbers
(TBN)/Assessment Batch Numbers (ABN) were issued to
conduct a training to the petitioner's institution and therefore
issuance of certificate and reimbursement of training fee does
not arise as per SDIS Scheme. It is submitted that opposite
party no.2 vide letter dated 21st October,                 2011 has
instructed to verify the authenticity of the bills of the
petitioner's institution relating to the reimbursement of
training costs and assessment fee as per the guidelines
prescribed in the manual. It is also submitted that as per the
verification report of the DTE& T, certain discrepancies were
found in the petitioner's institution and also submits that the
Committees were constituted by the DTE& T, Odisha for
verification of pending bills and the opposite parties also
carried out verification from 1.7.2013 to 12.7.2013 and
submitted    two     inspection       reports   of   the   petitioner's
institution to DTE & T.
           Considering the submissions of the learned counsel
for the parties, this Court is of the opinion that the record
reveals that there is several correspondences between the
parties and the opposite parties have not compiled those
documents filed by the petitioner and it seems that there is
lack of coordination between the petitioner and opposite
parties no.2,3 & 4.
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               In view of the above and the peculiar facts and
     circumstances of the case, this Court observes that since the
     petitioner's institution has furnished the documents which
     are not yet considered by the opposite parties, we direct the
     petitioner along with opposite parties no.2,3 & 4 to sit
     together to have a discussion in the matter and opposite
     parties no.2,3 & 4 shall afford an opportunity of hearing to
     the petitioner and pass a reasoned order on the claim of the
     petitioner with regard to the release of the pending bills along
     with the issuance of certificate for 2nd phase trainees.
     However, the entire exercise shall be completed within a
     period of one month from today.       For convenience of the
     parties, we fix the date of 1st meeting of the parties        to
     24.03.2021, to be held at Bhubaneswar, in the office of the
     opposite party no.3. The petitioner is directed to produce all
     necessary documents before opposite parties no.2,3 & 4 who
     shall verify the same as per the guidelines prescribed in the
     manual and act accordingly.
               With the aforesaid observations/directions, the
     Writ Petition is disposed of.
               Free copy of this order be given to the learned
     Additional Government Advocate as well as learned Central
     Government Counsel appearing for the opposite parties for
     compliance of the order.

                                         .............................
                                           S. Panda, J.

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sp                                      S. K. Panigrahi, J.