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State Of Madya Pradesh & Ors vs Sri S.S. Kourav & Ors on 19 January, 1995

16. The Railways as a matter of policy and in their wisdom have carved out a different treatment for employees, who are either posted in the ticket checking or other areas of mass contact and are found to be indulging in malpractices. Inter divisional transfer for these persons has been provided by the circular dated 2.11.1998. The transfer need not await the completion of departmental inquiry as for the other non- gazetted staff whose conduct is under examination. The objective is to root out corruption totally from the posts, which are in public contact or having public dealings. The different treatment is clearly justifiable based on a reasonable classification and an intelligible differentia. The railways cannot be faulted with for taking strong and vigorous steps to project a clean image and towards that end to effect transfer necessary in public interest. Transfer is an incidence of service and unless the transfer is vitiated by mala fides or by extraneous considerations, the Courts are loathe to interfere. Courts are not expected Page 3129 to interdict the working of the administrative system by interfering in transfers as held by the Supreme Court in the State of Madhya Pradesh 26 OA No. 504/2021 and Anr. v. Sri S.S. Kourav and Ors. . No Government servant or employee has a legal right to be posted at a particular place.
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