unless their probation
period was specifically extended in the light of Rule 13.18 of
Punjab Police Rules,1934. Likewise, all direct recruit probationer
Assistant ... private respondents is strictly in
conformity with Rules 12.2 (3), 12.8 and 13.18 of the 1934 Rules.
Learned State counsel would further refer
posts of Head Constables as such were to be governed by rule 13.18 of the Rules although in the order these promotions were shown ... promotion made in accordance with the Rules 13.1(2) or 13.18 of the Rules. On 29.6.1995, respondent No. 4 had ordered the reversion
date of
completion of probationary period. They are relying upon Rule 13.18 of
Punjab Police Rules, 1934 (as applicable to State of Haryana) (in short ... facts, Mr. Rawal, learned
senior counsel argues on the strength of rule 13.18 of the
Punjab Police Rules, 1934 as applicable to the State
such rank. As regards promoted officers, the relevant part of Rule 13.18 deserves quotation:--
"13.18. All police officers promoted in rank shall ... probation."
Reading Rules 12.1 (3), 12.2 (3) and the afore-quoted 13.18 together, it is plain that a person promoted as a Head-Constable
Haryana Police.
The Petitioners are further assailing vires of Rule 12.8 and
13.18 of the Punjab Police Rules, 1934, as applicable to State of Haryana ... Further, the Rules of
confirmation i.e. Rule 12.8 and 13.18 are different for direct recruits and the
promotees as they provide for different period
direction to the respondents to consider their cases for confirmation under Rule 13.18 of the Punjab Police Rules, and further, to declare that they ... years. The relevant rule in the case of the petitioners is rule 13.18, which is reproduced hereunder:-
"13.18. All Police Officers promoted in rank
passed any order for confirming the
petitioner in tune with Rule 13.18 of Punjab Police Rules despite the fact
that the petitioner was promoted ... Police,
Headquarters, Gurugram reads as follows:
" That as per rule 13.18 of Punjab Police Rules (applicable to the State of
Haryana) all officials should
expiry of two years' period of probation prescribed under rule 13.18. which shows that he had shown his efficiency and honesty in a sufficient
hectares of land as permissible area and the remaining area measuring 13.18 hectares in village Dasal and Nand Sabak Desal were declared surplus
reverted by virtue of the
fact that under Punjab Police Rules 13.18, an officiating official was required either to be
confirmed in the rank when
