Thus, this judgment is not applicable as in that case the probation
period of the employee was over and in this case the employee was still on
probation.
Insofar as the judgment relied upon by
learned counsel for the employee in Chandra Prakash Shahi's case (supra) is
concerned, the Supreme Court in Pavanendra Narayan Verma's case (supra)
had discussed this judgment to the following effect: -
In Guru Nanak University's case (supra), in respect of
marshaling each and every defect/shortcoming of the work and conduct of the
employee, this Court had observed as under: -
CWP No.4730 of 1988 titled as 'Smt. Pushpa Sharma Vs. The State
of Haryana and others' [for short "second writ petition"] is directed by the
employee questioning jurisdiction of the Managing Committee in extending the
period of probation by its decision taken vide Annexure P-3, the decision taken
for dispensing with her services vide Annexure P-8 and order Annexure P-9 by
which she had been asked to demit the office. The second writ petition was
admitted on 06.09.1988 with the following order: -